ducktypegoose

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by ducktypegoose 7y ago
Most interrupters are exactly like andrewcarter here, they just get excited. When someone does it they're most likely not trying to be rude, and it's well within your consideration to air your complaint, "I am happy to hear y
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by ducktypegoose 7y ago
I get the sense rachelbythebay may be another satisfied Azure customer.
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by ducktypegoose 7y ago
I think the true hero of the story is whoever made dark mode for maps a thing.
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by ducktypegoose 7y ago
A lot of those people who are the worst offenders, routinely bouncing from the hospital, to the jail, to the streets, have problems that aren't solved by a house. They need a group-home that isn't jail but is capable of saying, &q
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by ducktypegoose 7y ago
Software complexity escalating over time? Please! The new microservices architecture we have been migrating to over the last year or so is so stable and makes tracking down problems a walk in the park. Not to mention the NOSQL database is a
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by ducktypegoose 7y ago
Right?
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by ducktypegoose 7y ago
Any plans to launch an Agent for .NET?
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by ducktypegoose 7y ago
Flesh-toned and harkening the imagry of many a 7th-grader's favorite bathroom doodle... A bold choice of icon for a software named Coq.
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by ducktypegoose 7y ago
I just wanted to say I appreciate the imagery preceeding you paper, as I think it captures the struggle of FPP conversion perfectly. As my office's unofficial, "FPP expert" I sympathize the struggle. You've done an excel
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by ducktypegoose 7y ago
I read a statistic that claimed Facebook would only need a single payment of like $4 from it's users to operate at the same margins without selling their data. Seems like presenting users with the option of paying $10 for premium priva
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by ducktypegoose 7y ago
I think this point resonates. There are often a lot of commonalities between traits and having a breadth of understanding often affords more insight into a particular, but it will always be valuable to have a true mastery of a select few. a
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by ducktypegoose 7y ago
Unitarian services are interesting. I have only gone a couple times with the atheist lesbian neighbors who invited us, and the sermons focused on some utilitarian concepts, power in community, and the goodness in helping others. I did not f
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by ducktypegoose 7y ago
I took the initiative to divert the conversation into semantic territory, and invited the Spelling-Stasi into my home. So as far as I'm concerned you can have a cup of tea while you're at it. And I'm glad you pointed out the
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by ducktypegoose 7y ago
You aren't the hero we need, but you're the hero we deserve. I'm changing my vote from, "reflect" to, "Alley oop".
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by ducktypegoose 7y ago
Depends on how you think about it, relative to the mirrors that were there before they are collosal. I do take humbrence with the author's use of the word, "deflecting". Sounds like they're trying to divert the Sun'
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by ducktypegoose 7y ago
The CEO is blaming the operational loss on the stock compensation of employees. My assumption is the generous compensation pretains primarily to the corporate Langoliers, but doesn't include people who, you know, work for a living. You
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At HN if a single user flags an article there's no discussion to be had?
1 points by ducktypegoose 7y ago|4 comments
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by ducktypegoose 8y ago
Good god just thinking about the resources and costs behind what this report describes is staggering. If the collaborative insight, intelligence, engineering, planning, and... just... human effort poured into this microcosm was directed to
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by ducktypegoose 8y ago
How the justice system is allowed to proceed with a farce in the way it is blows my mind. Like nobody's driving the bus, it's just a bunch of self-serving entities trying to get as much as they can for themselves. Prosecuting and
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by ducktypegoose 8y ago
I think overperformance is a flowery term for a race to the bottom. A vernacular red-herring whose adoption implies an argument. The contention is compromising human dignity and living in the name of getting ahead of ones peers in the workp
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by ducktypegoose 8y ago
How could someone write these words you quoted and not see the irony? I could understand wanting to respond to a scathing review you felt was unfair but it's one of those things as a normal person I would probably stop half way through
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by ducktypegoose 8y ago
Somebody give this guy a raise.
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by ducktypegoose 8y ago
But its got what plants crave; block chain.
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by ducktypegoose 8y ago
Telco companies will keep selling data as long as it's profitable. If the company continues to sell data to the offending clients despite knowingly violating its terms, then a case could be made for negligence against the telco. In my