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   by dvdhnt 8y ago

   Speaking as someone who just started his third programming job, and who had a previous unrelated career; the money. The money and other benefits allow me to subsidize and fund the kind of life I want to have with my family. I know that my c
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   by dvdhnt 8y ago

   What does that even mean? Who said it?
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   The Complete Guide to Estonian EResidency(anywherecompany.com)

   4 points by dvdhnt 8y ago|0 comments
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   by dvdhnt 8y ago

   Same here. Family of 4 and we rarely cross $1k/mo for our entire family.
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   by dvdhnt 8y ago

   Are you saying $700 per month per person is reasonable? That’s pretty insane if you are, we’re a family of 4 who live a pretty sweet upper middle class life and spend maybe that much each month on our entire family...
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   by dvdhnt 8y ago

   So, there are example use cases in the proposal [1]. I think it's meant to standardize how we handle conditional inputs or shapes of inputs (some people use if statements, some switch, and others store it all in an object and use keys)
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   by dvdhnt 9y ago

   That's a really good point! I'm curious as to how expensive implementation will be for municipal providers.
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   by dvdhnt 9y ago

   I totally agree. The terms and conditions, or some offering of them, should be available in the same way that quick start or full guides are - in a form that adds to the usability of the service. E.g. "when you upload a photo, ____ own
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   by dvdhnt 9y ago

   Which is basically the MO of those who are in power and control resources since forever, or at least in the U.S. - divide and conquer, project fault on outsiders, etc. For all that the internet has done, it has made weakening local communit
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    by dvdhnt 9y ago

    Care to elaborate?
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    by dvdhnt 9y ago

    > There is no fine-grained way to say what apps can be used when, what web sites can be used or not used, etc. I'm surprised to hear that. We've had the smaller model iPod for a couple of years now. I have parental restrictions
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    by dvdhnt 9y ago

    I mean, I think it's the end game of any capitalist, extract the maximum value from whatever resources are available. That generally requires acquiring and ultimately consolidating resources either drive the value of what is produced o
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    Comparison of United States Incarceration Rate with Other Countries(bloomsmag.com)

    2 points by dvdhnt 9y ago|0 comments
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    The incredibly weird tale behind the Bashford Antiques clamping story (2016)(thespinoff.co.nz)

    1 points by dvdhnt 9y ago|0 comments
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    by dvdhnt 9y ago

    You’d be better served expending energy reading my comment rather than proclaiming your failure to read it, friend.
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    by dvdhnt 9y ago

    Okay, I'm going to toss out downvote material because I think it's important to say. > Briton are 95% comfortable with massive surveillance. I think Americans are actually 99% comfortable with massive surveillance but can'
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    by dvdhnt 9y ago

    I agree with you. I spend my time doing things I enjoy such as spending time with my kids, hiking, playing basketball, etc. Sometimes, I'll say "hey, I want to make a new app for my daughter to practice math", so I do it. I u
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    by dvdhnt 9y ago

    > No employer would have paid for me to develop these projects, and yet I learned so many invaluable skills by doing them. I'm going to disagree with you here. It depends on the employer, and more often, the circumstances at any giv
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    by dvdhnt 9y ago

    I'm just now becoming familiar with JSON Schema. It's very interesting. However, before I or my team new it existed, we created this for filtering and validation, which has its own sort of schema: https://spireteam.gith
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    Blue light has a dark side (2012)(health.harvard.edu)

    2 points by dvdhnt 9y ago|0 comments
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    Local public access channels can intervene in Comcast suit(vtdigger.org)

    1 points by dvdhnt 9y ago|0 comments
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    by dvdhnt 9y ago

    I'm a fan of Bullet Journaling. It helps to categorize, document, and carry tasks, thoughts, and ideas forward, or remove them while making them available for sourcing. All it takes is a pen and notebook. http://bulletjourna
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    by dvdhnt 9y ago

    > "Creating [new/different] products the market actually wants" is a pretty reasonable definition of innovation. No, it's at best cherry picking and at worst terrible redefinition of innovation. Innovation is defined
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    by dvdhnt 9y ago

    I disagree. Some of the Soviet scientists who won a Nobel Prize in science [1]: - 1958 Pavel Cherenkov, Ilya Frank and Igor Tamm "for the discovery and interpretation of the Cherenkov effect" - 1962 Lev Landau "for his theori
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    by dvdhnt 9y ago

    I really like your description - it's easy to understand and is brutally honest.
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    by dvdhnt 9y ago

    Hmm. Perhaps this is a difference between dev and ops, but almost every tool we use comes out of the box with settings unfit for production. Instead, they're tuned for development, and in some cases, deploying to a staging environment.
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    by dvdhnt 9y ago

    > Anon because making free to play games is admittedly kinda evil. Don't be cowardly. If you're ashamed, then don't participate. Otherwise, own it.
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    by dvdhnt 9y ago

    Don't use anything like this - it's morally bankrupt. If everyone who sold anything used tools like this to maximize revenue, we'd all be bled dry, even more than we are now. Protect your customers, remember they're your
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    by dvdhnt 9y ago

    Last time I checked, we don't live there. There's no natural right to do business anywhere, well, at least if you are not a citizen of that state - however, even that's not true here thanks to a combination of licenses, regul
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    by dvdhnt 9y ago

    Probably because it’s none of our business? Literally and figuratively.