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by digisign 4y ago
They fixed a problem that they created. History has shown that worrying about an incompatibility with the moribund Python 2 that never affected trivial packaging config was a waste of time. Meanwhile we still have a setup.cfg on a work proj
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by digisign 4y ago
- Severance package, already done - Job help, docs, classes on how to get a job - Leadership should share consequences, at a minimum salary reductions. This is important because typically bad decisions come from the top, while the folks at
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by digisign 4y ago
US banking still stuck in the 70s and encourages rent-seeking third-parties to fill the gaps.
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by digisign 4y ago
It can be faster if you combine the best of the old and new.
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by digisign 4y ago
Also over twenty javascript includes on that thing. Thankful for no-script.
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by digisign 4y ago
Some reasons: - https://diogomonica.com/2017/03/27/why-you-shouldnt-use-env-... - https://blog.forcesunseen.com/stop-storing-secrets-in-enviro... They both recommend mounting them into a tmpf
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by digisign 4y ago
O.P. was clear I think. And the other percent or two allows for some of your exceptions. But I'd push back at practicing "doormat" skills. Life is too short.
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by digisign 4y ago
98¼% chance that if one of the interviewers doesn't like you for any reason, you are not getting an offer. So, as soon as something like this becomes clear, and first time you're disrespected... Stand up, dust yourself off, and s
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by digisign 4y ago
Who downvoted this factual statement? https://news.yahoo.com/disney-stock-drops-florida-republican...
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by digisign 4y ago
They've been losing support of Republicans due to their increasingly lefty posture, so their power over congress may be waning. Guess we'll see.
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by digisign 4y ago
At least they bothered to "thinly veil" it, unlike a lot of things today.
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by digisign 4y ago
Legal? For an over sixty-year-old show, where all the participants are long dead? Plainly an area where the law is in the wrong, and public domain stolen from.
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by digisign 4y ago
Forgot to mention "Fight Club" ... maybe some martial arts, boxing, bjj, etc. We weren't built to live in the office.
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by digisign 4y ago
It may seem that way if one knows little about the cutthroat Nixon administration, but those folks played hardball. The kind that prolonged a war (Vietnam), killing multiple thousands to ensure getting elected. Watergate, etc. Naiveté
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by digisign 4y ago
Also naively didn't clean house of the "Nixon men," and paid for it dearly later. Nice guys do finish last at that level, and especially in that era.
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by digisign 4y ago
McJWS keeps the hot side hot, and the cold side cold.
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by digisign 4y ago
Sounds like work is a major part of your identity. Personally prefer to keep them separate-ish.
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by digisign 4y ago
They do have some effect on lobbying etc, but I'd agree they are not the major driver.
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by digisign 4y ago
"bro privilege"
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by digisign 4y ago
You could take credit in the interview, field questions, and if there is still some doubt, log in to whatever it is you'd like to show. In other words, show privately, not publicly.
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by digisign 4y ago
There's an interesting piece about being a mini/micro celebrity by Tim Ferriss. Am too lazy to look it up, but the gist is that for every ~thousand people, several are bat-shit insane and looking for something to obsess over. So
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by digisign 4y ago
There are often health issues that need to be fixed first, but besides that: - Take a minimum of two weeks off, preferably more. That's how long it takes to start to disconnect. If you need to borrow some money, do it. - Start exer
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by digisign 4y ago
That's a choice however, assuming you know it.
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by digisign 4y ago
Not only plausible but near guaranteed if you've not yet been infected (and not suffering from some other issue).
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by digisign 4y ago
Awesome. Wouldn't have put it quite so creatively, yet not able to disagree either. :-D
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by digisign 4y ago
Works well though. I wouldn't want tab characters in my text fields.
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by digisign 4y ago
They are directly related, sweat doesn't smell. Getting infected with one of the stinky strains is the culprit. i.e. Don't share bars of soap.
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by digisign 4y ago
This doesn't jibe with history. Or the present for that matter, see sibiling to your comment by btdmaster. Uses of data always expand, never contract. It doesn't matter that most or even 99% of the data is harmless, or that the
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by digisign 4y ago
The company that has been caught with its hand in the cookie jar… I don't know, several hundred times?
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by digisign 4y ago
Apple has been optimizing for this for... forty years? A part of the corporate culture. Google has put a bit of effort into it recently. That about sums it up.

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