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by eip 9y ago
Yahoo mail was garbage. News was not useful and mostly ads. Search was not great. If you build crappy tools don't be surprised when people don't find a lot of value in them.
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by eip 9y ago
Just because you changed things doesn't mean you changed them for the better. You could have changed from hitting yourself in the head to hitting yourself in the crotch. Not really an improvement.
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by eip 9y ago
>Houston was eliminated as not having enough white collar workers. That fact that it is now under 10ft of water probably had nothing to do with it.
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by eip 9y ago
> more tax revenue = better services for the citizens Lol. "When the government is able to collect tax and seize private property without just compensation, it is an indication that the public is ripe for surrender and is consenting
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by eip 9y ago
If you are not blocking cookies and javascript then you are an intertoob noob.
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by eip 9y ago
>Free snacks, nice open floor plan Why do companies think either of these things are a selling point?
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by eip 9y ago
If you ask 20 'experts' what REST is you will get 20 different answers with surprisingly little overlap. You are basically asking them to tell you what your personal definition of REST is. You trying to hire psychics?
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by eip 9y ago
RIP Stan Meyer
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by eip 9y ago
>Why most people's (in Palo Alto) next car will be a Tesla FTFY
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by eip 9y ago
$2500/month for a server with 32GB RAM? How disconnected from reality does someone have to be to pay that much for an EC2 instance running RabbitMQ?
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by eip 9y ago
I don't have any issues with compile times. But I don't work on an underpowered Crapbook Pro. If you are serious about your work and time than use serious hardware. You don't see see F1 racers show up on race day with a Scoot
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by eip 9y ago
Time to find another job.
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by eip 9y ago
https://i.redd.it/urk9ir7f2mdz.jpg
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by eip 9y ago
Tea with honey. Tastes wonderful.
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by eip 9y ago
>I think the killer combo is self driving cabs for first/last mile, plus rail for intercity travel. Millions of tech nerds daily grinding through a hellish commute so they can spend the day sitting in front of a computer. 99% of the
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by eip 9y ago
> Nothing really moved the needle in any sustained way until I started experimenting with emotional healing therapies that work to identify and release deeply-held subconscious traumas and self-sabotaging beliefs. Have you considered Ibo
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by eip 9y ago
It's all a matter of perspective. The people in charge don't think of it as a problem. They think of it as one of several solutions to a much bigger problem. Overpopulation. A problem they have been trying to solve for 100+ years.
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by eip 9y ago
> 'Almost' Edible So the same as new fruit cake then?
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by eip 9y ago
>I worked for a company that sold for over half a trillion Que? There are only a few companies worth that much in the world. The only (well known) company big enough to buy another company for that amount is Saudi Aramco.
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by eip 9y ago
It's not really a mystery. The EPA and Monsanto have known why for 3+ decades.
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by eip 9y ago
> create a loud and incoherent pseudo-strawman opposition to distract from those who are actually asking legitimate questions. See flat earth as an obvious example of this.
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by eip 9y ago
The funniest/saddest part of this is that even the people that catch on to the probable poison that is glyphosate and the shill campaign behind it will still angrily defend the safety and efficacy of IG Farben vaccines while happily ea
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by eip 9y ago
Anyone remember Stumbleupon?
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by eip 9y ago
You should probably do a little more research.
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by eip 9y ago
I bought a used Grand Marquis for someone else. Got it from the estate of an old man that had died. Has 40k miles. Paid 3k. Put another 3k into it. Will probably run for 100k more miles with minimal maintenance. It has really mushy suspensi
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by eip 9y ago
> AMD may be using third party (NSA) source code which they do not have the license to release Which is why it can't/won't be disabled.
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by eip 9y ago
> In that sense, he argues that Amazon RDS is a form of NoSQL today Lol. What? RDS is literally hosted RDBMS SQL databases.
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by eip 9y ago
> "MongoDB's CTO disagrees with this statement arguing that nearly 90% of database installations today would benefit (MongoDB shareholders) from being replaced with MongoDB." If Mongo's DB was half as good as their ma
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by eip 9y ago
Why though?
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by eip 9y ago
Working at Soundcloud sounds pretty tough. Don't worry though. From what I hear you will only have a job for another two months or so.

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