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by fhood 9y ago
reasons[2] returns "Median pay was above average". I see no issue here.
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by fhood 9y ago
Benefit of the doubt. He could just be used to automatically typing turning. I add apostrophes to want (wan't) all the time.
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by fhood 9y ago
Fair enough, I mostly meant that certain distros are more likely to support your hardware out of the box.
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by fhood 9y ago
I cannot disagree more. 90% of the most obnoxious issues I deal with on linux are related to nasty driver incompatibilities, and you will not convince me that I should have had more experience with linux. I want my drivers to work on inst
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by fhood 9y ago
You can only take that tone for co-workers. Doesn't work for your superiors as op describes.
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by fhood 9y ago
Yeah, this works better in one on ones, but usually I don't think it is that hard, particularly if the other person respects your opinion. The trick is rather than shooting down ideas, present alternatives, and guide the other person t
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by fhood 9y ago
You are wrong because the vast majority of people take criticism personally. It turns out that when you tell people they are wrong and present them with reasons they are wrong, a surprising number of people double down. I'm sure you ha
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by fhood 9y ago
Ditto, I need my life to come with a disclaimer that I might be late, or not attend at all, and that it is not on purpose, and probably stems from my computer not beeping loud enough to warn me that a meeting is coming up.
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by fhood 9y ago
Sure luck is present, but there are people that are just good at it and would probably succeed regardless. Gates, Musk and Jobs come to mind.
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by fhood 9y ago
Flippancy, and sarcasm bother me far less than when people form very strong opinions and feel the need to express them based on the title of the article alone.
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by fhood 9y ago
Yeah, but any post that involves bitcoin, the FBI/CIA/NSA/DOD and the darknet is bound to bring people out of the woodwork. The most interesting articles tend to have more...thoughtful comments.
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by fhood 9y ago
I think the threshold is 500 points/karma/whatever?
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by fhood 9y ago
Oddly enough C never bothered me. It has its purpose, and despite its flaws it still feels elegant. C++ however should be illegal. When do we get to say goodbye to it? Edit/Continuation: I feel like the freedom offered by C works becau
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by fhood 9y ago
Sure, but the only possible side affect of eliminating smallpox was increased population growth. Different than introducing an organism who's evolution we don't control into the wild.
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by fhood 9y ago
Very hard to verify, but you could probably dig up some related data if you tried hard enough. Possibly things like fraud reports?
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by fhood 9y ago
Sorry, TCH?
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by fhood 9y ago
Plus most of us don't feel that returning five orders is more convenient than going to the store.
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by fhood 9y ago
Sure, to a degree, but these are different. And people that really care about clothes and/or furniture probably don't buy them sight unseen. For a lot of people, any good couch or shirt is probably good enough. But a guitar need
619.
by fhood 9y ago
I agree with you 95%. But 5% of me recognizes that certain items require a test run before purchase. In my case those would be Audio equipment, instruments and tennis rackets. None of those can be confidently purchased solely on the impress
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by fhood 9y ago
I would agree with that for their computers to a degree, but I was under the impression that their mobile processors are known for how far ahead of the competition they are.
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by fhood 9y ago
Yeah, but it inconveniences me
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by fhood 9y ago
>Apple's business model works because the software makes up where the hardware lacks Could you clarify? I thought hardware was where Apple had the largest lead over it's competitors.
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by fhood 9y ago
Nobody, there is clearly an issue with yours.
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by fhood 9y ago
And it works great. I know very few software companies that will go anywhere near the thing. Good job GPL /s
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by fhood 9y ago
At a company I used to work for we used to get a set of these every time we made a bulk order. But the company was just four people and we made those orders 3 or 4 times a year, so eventually we were basically drowning in very well insulate
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by fhood 9y ago
Clearly you don't have enough "interoperability"
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by fhood 9y ago
If your tax bill is only 5,000 then you probably shouldn't buy a new car.
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by fhood 9y ago
They did not suppress those tags because of "political correctness" but rather used those as an example of tags associated with unusually high levels of spam.
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by fhood 9y ago
Yes, some pollution is to a degree localized, but not all of it. Don't forget that LA residents aren't somehow polluting more than their counterparts. In fact I suspect they are polluting less. It's just that they are concent
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by fhood 9y ago
I didn't research, I just picked one at random. Please replace Texas with whatever state you like. That isn't really the point. Edit: And also, I just checked and Texas does NOT do very well on CO2 emissions per capita. Edit: Also

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