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10y ago
> they are going to enjoy it, a lot Thats true only for very early in the opiate addiction phase. Once dependency sets it, they are usually only doing it to prevent horrific sickness, or at best, just to feel normal.
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> if you feel you're entitled to things others are not Why are you entitled to a comfortable apartment near your job while the waitress who served you lunch or the landscaping crew at the Googleplex have to commute from hours away
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10y ago
I had to fight for it, dealing with some really skeezy recruiters for a contract position that advertised/expressed a rate of $x5/hr, once I passed one of the 3 phone/skype interviews, and they realized I was a viable candida
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10y ago
> the level of discourse in this country is an absolute joke This is the main reason I'm thankful for HN and the mods. Reading and participating in the discussions has challenged me to work on my discourse technique. Particularly wi
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10y ago
> I never get a response to those. Exactly. Thats what makes this such a difficult game. If you pay enough , filling positions won't be a problem. The problem comes when you try to fill positions while simultaneously suppressing wa
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10y ago
why not just lie to them and tell them you make 20-30% more than you really do ?
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10y ago
> There is no point in giving me binary-tree-traversing questions; I don't know those answers and will never be interested in learning them. I'm with him up until "never be interested...", thats a piss poor attitude
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10y ago
just dont forget and put the blood pressure cuff on the same hand as the pulse ox!
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10y ago
At the very least, make (and test) an ISO of the CD image, since there was discussion recently about how CD media degrade after ~10-20 years.
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10y ago
I think a lot of the torrent clients already have search built in. Personally, I hope these anti-piracy measures just push stuff underground and people could just organize sneaker-net lan-parties to share content, or allow poor people to se
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10y ago
> As long as you and your servers are outside the US, you can not be charged under US criminal law Thats exactly what the NSA said about spying. "Your Constitutional rights apply to you only on US soil . One step off US soil and
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10y ago
> 2.8 million votes short why does this bother you, but corporate campaign contributions dont ? I voted for Trump because he doesn't need the money, so he can't be bought and paid for. The fact that corporations can influence e
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10y ago
It astonishes me how riled some people are by this supposed "influence campaign" by Russia, but nobody cares about the "influence campaign" by corporations for Hillary Clinton to win the election ?
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10y ago
At least their remedies work , unlike holistic medicine that charges thousands of dollars to cleanse peoples' chakras.
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10y ago
> by watering the subject down <RANT> I think it's a false premise that the subject is hard in the first place. Why is it hard ? Because you have to get the "right answer" on your test/homework. Ok, but why do y
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10y ago
so according to your logic, one massive hack means all sites are insecure ?
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10y ago
actually you can, depending on the management structure in an organization :)
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digler999
10y ago
please show some 'wrong or dangerous' advice on SO with more than 10 upvotes.
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10y ago
> Outgoing baggage jumped out as a major trouble spot; Stanley went to investigate, Does it really take an "engineer" to find a trouble-spot and fix it ? Why do you need a billion-dollar fund to grab engineering talent to do wh
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10y ago
this was from 20 years ago. I forgive the author's use of stereotypes. There was a lot of really crappy software back then, and I think he was trying to emphasize the differences in quality and methodology.
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10y ago
that's the Next Big Thing in software engineering. lay off your QA department and shovel the burden on the users, who work for less than minimum wage. Actually, they pay you to find your bugs.
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10y ago
I mostly agree with you. However, there's something to be said for being conservative and not always tweaking things. C++11 is amazing. I'm still working to solidify my knowledge in it and haven't even peeked into c++14 or hi
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10y ago
I agree that it's more neutral, if not random-sounding without knowing it's an acronym. JBOD is another neutral acronym. I'm not marketing guru, but maybe cockroach could have been more palatable by calling it "RCH, some
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10y ago
to me it's not a deeply-seeded reason, it's just when I hear cutesy-sounding names I just don't take them seriously. They sound like the latest, hipster thing that's going to be in-bloom for a (figurative) week or two un
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10y ago
oh, some laws definitely still apply! try lying to the border agent if you doubt it!
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10y ago
I feel like I'm slowly marching toward a mirage. In a way, I dread the c++14/17 changes because it means that much more that I'm going to have to learn. Even if they stopped revising the language today, I'm probably goin
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10y ago
then your problem isn't C callbacks, it's that your debugging tools are inadequate.
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all that link says is that w3c is "not reputable". no evidence. For learning the basics in webdev (coming from C/C++) I've never had a problem with w3c.
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The thunar-crashing thing was introduced . A few years back it was stable, then sometime around a year or 2 ago it broke. Sad to see a good piece of software take a step back (proper testing should have prohibited that, shouldn't it ?
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10y ago
and what happens when you're a department that takes in $x million in federal funds but you aren't raking in as many criminals as projected (or you rake them in, and there aren't any left) ? Have to make use of that budget so
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