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511.
by elteto 4y ago
Urgent cares don’t do surgery. My preference is always ER if there’s a major injury that might require surgery.
512.
by elteto 4y ago
No, they are just the real world side-effects of whatever fantasies they believe.
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by elteto 4y ago
You do not need referrals to go to an ER, and they will perform initial care, including x-rays and surgery if needed. If you don’t need immediate surgery they will patch you up and send you away, and that’s when you have to go see a special
514.
by elteto 4y ago
The mouse will have offspring and die before reaching the other side.
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by elteto 4y ago
“Hunter […] spent eight hours watching orientation videos on his phone. A frequent pop-up asking for a facial scan made sure he was paying attention.“ This is truly dystopian and horrifying.
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by elteto 4y ago
They’ll never be their true selves.
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by elteto 4y ago
I think the current state is very much “the formulas work, don’t get too philosophical with them though”. IANAP.
518.
by elteto 4y ago
If this was even remotely true we wouldn’t be living in a world full of kernel exploits and broken software, with a lot of it written in C. Writing C code is hard.
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by elteto 4y ago
Also, the redis source itself. You know when they say “the code should be its own documentation”? Redis is a prime example of that (plus it has many good actual comments too).
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by elteto 4y ago
Seems very high, yes. My bet most of those are working in compliance/legal stuff. DocuSign is accepted pretty much everywhere.
521.
by elteto 4y ago
My floating point children give me so much grief, they are all so irrational.
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by elteto 4y ago
Fortran will outlive every single JS framework mentioned on this page, and then some. There's definitely good and pleasant in knowing that your code will run for many years to come, if your project has such a timespan. Therefore, PHP i
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by elteto 4y ago
And then pay New York taxes? And possibly NYC too?
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by elteto 4y ago
The final standard document is neither a "text" document, nor do you need Perl to "read" it.
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by elteto 4y ago
Wait, how do the logistics of this prank work? His buddy patched the plane's software on the fly (ha!) without anyone else noticing? Or he inserted some "prank" code into the main codebase, got it past what I'm sure is t
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by elteto 4y ago
Honestly, I can’t keep up with so much implied context about everything I type. It sounds exhausting.
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by elteto 4y ago
I'm sorry to hear about your experience, that sounds rough. I do know that support roles in the finance industry hit _hard_ and the difference between one person's work environment can be the complete opposite of someone else in t
528.
by elteto 4y ago
Because we have yet to discover the advanced dentist chairs used by indigenous people of the past.
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by elteto 4y ago
That is _not_ what he said at all, and many others have said as much. He said he was going to be _abused_. Really? Abused? Only someone with an extreme level of privilege and disconnect could use that word in that context. And he complaints
530.
by elteto 4y ago
You keep making these sort of statements on this thread while showing an obvious lack of knowledge about what is actually like working in the industry.
531.
by elteto 4y ago
Hit the C++ books; pay for some training (there's plenty online). Then study hard for the interview. It's not rocket science to get some of these jobs.
532.
by elteto 4y ago
Them: “$500k to $1M cash compensation, you have to maintain some opsec and be in the office during regular working hours.” You: “This is OUTRAGEOUS! Hard pass.” We sw devs can be a spoiled bunch sometimes.
533.
by elteto 4y ago
Idk... I'm very grateful for modern dentistry...
534.
by elteto 4y ago
It looks like you have unresolved issues (trauma?) from being around alcoholics or people with lack of self control. But I don't. One beer with a meal is not "disgusting" and does not significantly impair an adult either.
535.
by elteto 4y ago
You never had a beer at a restaurant?
536.
by elteto 4y ago
FYI they are also using Google Forms to send these now. Which is pretty smart as the email comes from Google itself, probably bypassing all spam filters!
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At the Abyss(en.wikipedia.org)
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by elteto 4y ago
Sleep on the M1’s is as good, if not better, as it ever was. You might have a power hungry application throwing things off.
539.
by elteto 4y ago
I call it legos for adults, with the price tag and everything ;)
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by elteto 4y ago
“Shane Harrelson […] came up with this huge corpus of SQL statements, and he ran them against every database engine that he could get his hands on. We wanted to make sure everybody got the same answer, and he managed to segfault every singl

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