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I am in Canada,I have worked remotely both for Canada and US based companies as well as in-office in Calgary over the last 15 years.
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I'm an independent contractor, I thought lay-offs would translate into lots of small contracts but it hasn't, in fact, my existing co tracts have dried off and not finding any new ones right now.
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Given the restrictions on this server which won't be on the other, adding it to a rotating list will make DNS answers inconsistant. Why would you want to do that?
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I love Firefox, it's my daily driver except for two things: - printing (to a pdf or a printer). - copy paste In both cases chromium is much better at keeping the styling. Bugs have been reported for the later, https://bugzi
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Note that both the x and the y axis for Chrome vs Firefox are significantly different.
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Repeating my comment from another thread: I can't help but wonder if the lack of https on woz.org is intentional or simply overlooked.
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I can't help but wonder if the lack of https on woz.org is intentional or simply overlooked.
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For me personally: - Foliate looks better and is easier to read than Calibre - Foliate opens the file o ask it to open and that's it, while Calibre starts to browse to all my folders and index every pdf and Epub file accessible from my
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How do you install the OS?
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When buying new appliances, wifi connectivity is a negative point in our decision matrix. We recently bought a new appliance and lack of wifi was one of the few criteria that helped us decide between two brands that had very similar models.
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Oh right the result of the comparison. Thanks.
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Shouldn't you use %f for a float?
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Not just percussion, I know violon players who do (same brand), because violins are very close to their player's ear, and hearing is really important to violin players.
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It's not just golang, it's your tooling assuming the syntax of the language you use allows it. I do "reformat on a hot key" in both Rust and Typescript, and use it constantly, way before I save, it helps me review and co
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I use to not only agree with this sentiment but was an evengelist about it. Then fixing a lot of bugs due to people (including myself) getting indentation wrong when refactoring python got me wondering. Then languages servers convinced me i
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SEEKING WORK | Calgary | Remote Canada and USA Typescript, JavaScript, React, Rust Resume/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/yvesdorfsman Email: yves@zioup.com Languages: English, French Remote availability: Wo
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Give KeePassXC and the browser extension a try.
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People used to die from transportation, drowning when crossing rivers, accidents around horses, etc... were very frequent. Safety codes are fairly modern.
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Can you not do that has an independent contractor?
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Not sure if you're being sarcastic, but for reference, a quick google shows 6 hours by train vs 1.5 hours by plane.
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> for most us who have the means That's a difficult personal choice to push on people when the super rich are traveling by private jets, fuel for international air travel isn't taxed (because bought in duty free zone technicall
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What about trips that don't involve Paris, say Nantes - Marseille?
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Advent Of Code exercises classified by CS subject
(old.reddit.com)
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For tiny very specific problems that can be done under 2 k lines, I love a single self contained page that includes the necessary html/ja/CSS!
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Studies that "show" that saturated fats don't have a negative impact on health are typically about tests where they replace saturated fats with sugar or refine carbs and show no impact or even a small positive impact. Replace
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They both are correlated with health issues. It does not have to be one or the other.
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Congrats for not smoking and not using other destructive substances. The issue people are having here is how you're saying "I don't take drugs" and "I don't need them" as a position of judgement rather tha
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Are you aware of the Indochino chain and how they work?
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The money SUN poured to support Java helped a lot, but the promise of being able to run the same "binary" on every platform (and running faster than perl, which was the other write-once-run-everywhere at the time) was also very at
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A brief interview with Common Lisp co-creator Dr. Scott Fahlman
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