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esaym
9y ago
> Mostly, it's labor. Not only does $9.50 hourly, plus tips work out to a fair amount of money for front of house staff Oh ouch. I guess be glad you didn't have to pay them $15 an hour.
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esaym
9y ago
Well the problem is, if you don't use an ORM, you'll invent one yourself...only poorly. And new hires will end up taking a ton of time to learn this "custom" orm framework of yours. And there are many bad, or simply, &qu
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esaym
9y ago
This is no good. I've used only Mozilla/Firefox since 2003. Even this makes me want to leave. I can't help but wonder why? Desperate for money? No body will believe the story that this is some how for "good"
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A Mathematician's Lament [pdf]
(mysite.science.uottawa.ca)
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esaym
9y ago
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esaym
9y ago
Of course this will be politicized but there is not much we can do except let time run its course. Supplies have been sent to PR, many weeks ago. But distribution is not easy. There is not any gasoline to run vehicles. And the little bit of
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esaym
9y ago
But smaller than Texas right? So we're good.
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esaym
9y ago
Cliffs: Young girl is sexually assaulted buy foreign boys. "The boys were from Sudan and Iraq" "The family of the accused declined to comment."
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esaym
9y ago
I've grown to really like PA. Originally I did not like PA because I thought it used more system resources over raw ALSA since it obviously came with a daemon running the background.. What I didn't know was that the libraries that
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esaym
9y ago
And what happened when two processes wrote to that file? And what if they where each in a different sample rate? ....
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esaym
9y ago
Good point. Fixt.
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Vuejs 3.0 Plans
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esaym
9y ago
I'm sure plenty of people will declare his innocence in this current age of "love your neighbor" and "nothing is secret". But really, this kind of stuff is not right. I briefly worked for Boeing once and they were w
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esaym
9y ago
8 platters? Seems like it might be extra loud... Speaking of which.. what is a good hard drive that is above 1tb that is extra loud? I want my kids to grow up with a loud hard drive just like I did....
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esaym
9y ago
Is the "initial" version really "4.0.1"?
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esaym
9y ago
How is that not the same thing?
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esaym
9y ago
>td_id_decompression:"0" Well that's just...awesome..
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esaym
9y ago
And can you imagine how much worse it would be if there actually was a "legal" unsupervised age???
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esaym
9y ago
>Attorney General, and determined that children under 10 years old could not be unsupervised in or outside the home Good night... glad I live in America.
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esaym
9y ago
I've said it before but there is not an algorithm that can make algorithms. The best argument against that I have heard is "Of course not, but someday maybe!"
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esaym
9y ago
Here you go: http://tinyurl.com/yatdzfsu I managed to root my 589 awhile back pretty easy by just using a crafted http post request. I run my modem in IP passthrough mode (like DMZ), and as far as I can tell, most of the op
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esaym
9y ago
wow great video! Just wasted half a days work just watching that channel's stuff :/
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esaym
9y ago
I've heard about comcast's support. But I am curious if opening up a business account would be a different experience. At least with Time Warner and AT&T, you just make up a fake business name (unless you have one) and set up
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esaym
9y ago
You'd rather have "6-20mbps with terrible quality" instead of 100mbs from Comcast? Am I missing something?
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esaym
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It is not "pessimistic". It is my actual experience both as an end consumer and a (potential) WISP admin. And please don't mention "works fine" and "has data caps" in the same sentence...
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esaym
9y ago
San Fransisco is not a "rural" area. Even on their home page they mention they have access points on over 1000 buildings. Turn off about 998 of those access points and that is what you will be dealing with in the typical rural WIS
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esaym
9y ago
Sadly I've never had a good experience with "wireless" internet. I've looked into building a WISP a few times but the cost of hardware and no guarantee of actual data throughput or quality keeps me away. Most hardware fo
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esaym
9y ago
Anything like this published for the firefox side of things?
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esaym
9y ago
Wow, that was awesome!
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esaym
9y ago
What the heck? This makes me hate SQL and Clojure....
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esaym
9y ago
I doubt it is $1200 a year. More than likely the full coverage insurance would be $100-$200 a month also.
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