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by corndoge 5y ago
I agree with you but please, no more outrage. We have enough outrage. Be a proponent of something without being outraged about it. It's not doing any good to be outraged and it's exhausting.
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by corndoge 5y ago
I work half as fast without fish completions. matters to some people
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by corndoge 5y ago
> Maybe there will be some smart way to pre-encode routing information onto packets to reduce processing requirements, but I doubt that such a network could scale. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiprotocol_Label_Sw
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by corndoge 5y ago
I don't see how the first two paragraphs support your conclusion here
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by corndoge 5y ago
Those concerns don't really apply to me because 1. My manager in particular would never do that, but even if they did: 2. I know how much I contribute relative to my team. If my manager told me I was underperforming - for any stated re
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by corndoge 5y ago
Usually ends up around 20-30 days
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by corndoge 5y ago
If they think 2 is fine imma refer them to the unlimited PTO policy! :)
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by corndoge 5y ago
I remember when I heard about the concept of "unlimited pto puts more pressure on you not to use it." At that time it was something I'd never considered and it seemed smart and right to me. Fast forward five years and now I h
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by corndoge 5y ago
Yeah, it's fantastic in Notion to be able to add a date property to a task and have all your tasks magically show in a calendar without needing to manually create calendar events.
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by corndoge 5y ago
If you haven't tried Notion, you should. Especially the portion of this describing mapping tasks onto a calendar is implemented perfectly in notion databases. For example, processing steps like this: > The calendar is filled two tim
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by corndoge 5y ago
Did not know about the usage of soldier, thank you.
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by corndoge 5y ago
Is it just me or has the Pentagon and the complex largely replaced the word "soldier" with "warfighter"? Feel like I've seen it a lot lately and I'm not sure what the change implies
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by corndoge 5y ago
Who said it was easy? FFS read what is being written instead of going for the epic cheap shot
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by corndoge 5y ago
Who are you replying to? Or are you just choosing to take the most inhospitable interpretation of the parent, rather than the one that makes sense?
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by corndoge 5y ago
No sources cited for any of the interesting claims, nor does this article actually answer the question in concrete terms. This is someone who turned their opinion on why his security is so expensive into a full length article. Tldr the auth
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by corndoge 5y ago
I heard the whole division is shutting down so probably won't be long now.
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by corndoge 5y ago
> The pendulum needed to swing toward protecting women by default He owned the house. If she felt in danger, the cops should come and escort her out of the house that doesn't belong to her. I don't see how your story is related
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by corndoge 5y ago
Perhaps he should. Nirvana has more money though and one must operate within the incentive structure of the US legal system.
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by corndoge 5y ago
I think that the idea that parents can post nude pictures of you without your consent is bullshit, which was a subtext of my op.
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by corndoge 5y ago
At the same time he never consented to a nude image of himself being plastered on one of the most popular albums ever made. Even if it is a cash grab I think he's got a point.
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by corndoge 5y ago
Is there software like Compose in terms of simplicity, that supports multiple nodes? I use k8s for an application that really needs to use multiple physical nodes to run containerized jobs but k8s feels like overkill for the task and I spen
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by corndoge 5y ago
Are we looking at the same video? He's wearing shorts and a t-shirt, something you might see in any warm climate anywhere in the world (that isn't a caliphate)
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by corndoge 5y ago
> It's just not there yet Respectfully, it is there. You are not. Which is fine - I prefer a Mac for general purpose computer use, word processing, web browsing, that sort of thing. But Linux can do these things just as well, it jus
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by corndoge 5y ago
Featuring a guest appearance from the unpaid Product Apologist. Who I'm sure is just jaded from helping users for too long after they started doing it to be helpful. Tech really is something.
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by corndoge 5y ago
Had you caveated your original post with the second sentence I would have agreed
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by corndoge 5y ago
Are you grandstanding opposition to life extension just to make a statement about capitalism? You really would ditch immortality right off the bat rather than try to solve the wealth inequality in some other way?
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by corndoge 5y ago
What's the contrarion question?
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by corndoge 5y ago
That is a good thing. I want to see those changes. Preventing people from seeing the change log of a page because "conspiracy theorists might use it" is dangerous thinking. Saying that it's okay to forego transparency because
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by corndoge 5y ago
> YouTube indicated that examples of the offending content in the video included the line: “Most of the masks you get over the counter don’t work. They don’t prevent infection.” > It also included the quote: “Trying to shape human beh
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by corndoge 5y ago
How easy it is to not care about things when they don't affect you.

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