danielvinson

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by danielvinson 9y ago
The target of this service is very much NOT people who would know how to use IRC and know where to go on IRC to ask a question, nor is the type of question which this service is aiming to answer easy to ask over text.
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by danielvinson 9y ago
Why wouldn't a papaya be safe? Everything I've seen says that the seeds are always edible.
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by danielvinson 9y ago
I don't understand why would there be a time slot in the first place... do people not own their own laundry machines in Switzerland?
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by danielvinson 9y ago
The problem isn't ageism, the problem is capitalism. For a long period of time in the (not too distant) past, one of the the main purposes of a company was to pay employees. Corporations in the U.S. have continually shifted goals to
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by danielvinson 9y ago
The feature I'd be looking for in this is to be able to recursively scrape for contact information (email, phone number, etc.)... that doesn't seem possible with this?
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by danielvinson 9y ago
Its not the same warranty with most brands - my current car has a 4-year warranty for almost everything (excludes tires and a few other things that are always excluded), whereas the similar pre-owned models have a 4-year that only covers th
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by danielvinson 9y ago
Sorry for repeating a shameless plug (I posted elsewhere on this thread), but if you're interested in these cameras, but with cloud storage and more reliability, my company uses extremely similar cameras to this (we run our own softwar
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by danielvinson 9y ago
I'm an engineer, so I'm not the best at explaining how pricing works for larger companies, but most customers do not pay msrp. Our 30-day plan is $20/month msrp whereas Nest is $30/month. (Your Nest pricing is not curren
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by danielvinson 9y ago
I'm really having a hard time understanding what their target market is here. Most home users aren't going to pay full retail for cameras, hire a professional installer to put 1-4 cameras outside, then pay for cloud storage... or
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by danielvinson 9y ago
I agree on confirmation bias, but the actual correlation appears to be that people from more wealthy backgrounds tend to do better in interviews. Anyone who uses MacOS (ie. can afford a MacBook Pro) to work on has to have enough money to bu
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by danielvinson 9y ago
"Puts customers first" and "Puts ethical considerations first" seem to be at odds in my mind... in my experience "Puts customers first" translates to "employees are overworked and underpayed" which is
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by danielvinson 9y ago
Is it common that employers pay 100% of healthcare costs? I've never heard of a company doing that outside of big tech companies. I work at a startup and for us its about 50/50 employer/employee contribution, which is simila
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by danielvinson 9y ago
I find their methodology to be seriously flawed. It doesn't matter what dataset you are using to base it off of, if you think that the average person pays $1,263 per year in total healthcare costs you're crazy. I'm paying so
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by danielvinson 9y ago
This heavily depends on the judge, which court, and where. All of my cases which have been heard by a court I've been awarded money for my time.
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by danielvinson 9y ago
IANAL, but he should have revised his damages for the second case to account for his expenses, including time. He probably could have won closer to $6000 without a problem. The author comes off as deeply uninformed about how legal proceedi
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by danielvinson 10y ago
That was my reaction also. If a junior engineer asked me to review that code, I would ask them to refactor in a way that is more maintainable.
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by danielvinson 10y ago
Use the same model as Soylent... they have a very good system.
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by danielvinson 10y ago
This is enough of a hassle that I will never make the purchase, despite being interested.
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by danielvinson 10y ago
It is very hard to find the right place to straddle the line of interpreting and explaining the sources for your reader, but not sounding condescending. The author, in this case, likely chose a tone she thought would resonate with male eng
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by danielvinson 10y ago
This just feels to me like one of those things that seems great on paper, then in practice requires a lot of things to line up to work as intended (like Communism?). I also really dislike the fact that the language used would be very hard t
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by danielvinson 10y ago
I haven't played in a long time (I'm only involved tangentially these days), so I wouldn't be interested, but thanks :)
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by danielvinson 10y ago
That's something that has been discussed in depth in the pro community for a long time... the conclusion that most team owners have made is that you generally need a coach who can play at a top pro level or has previously played at a t
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by danielvinson 10y ago
Love the concept, but I can't see this as useful as an App, since pretty much every use case I can think of I'd want to be at my computer for. I also find it kind of amusing that you're advertising esports advice from a woman
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by danielvinson 10y ago
> a drug that suppresses appetite Caffeine.
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by danielvinson 10y ago
> We don’t predict portion sizes yet. At the moment we give a sane default and ask the users to adjust it. This is a serious problem. Research suggests that one of the main causes of obesity in children is lack of ability to identify po
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by danielvinson 10y ago
I'm not very familiar with the open source options since after many years of coding this by hand, I work with what I know. I am a developer that works with data, not a Data Scientist, so I don't really know the lingo and whatever
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by danielvinson 10y ago
There are good open source options for each step here - is the solution you are looking for just a UI and easy install process? Or would your ideal solution make all of the decisions for you - data structure and format, which data is/
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by danielvinson 10y ago
Steam supports any game from any publisher, including self-published games. Steam is exactly what you get when you try to solve this problem, because none of the big companies want to be involved, since they see it as competition. Blizzar
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by danielvinson 10y ago
Shuttles are a weird area even in the U.S. - When I worked as a contractor at Google I was required to pay for shuttle use since Google couldn't write off benefits provided to non-employees.
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by danielvinson 10y ago
You're absolutely welcome. I don't think I'd be more likely to watch a video, but having that option is likely to appeal to many people.

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