finder83

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by finder83 8y ago
There's a few problems with your premise... First, evil has been done without religion. For examples look at the millions of deaths in the ex-Soviet Union, China, North Korea...atheism can be just as dogmatic and evil as religion can b
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by finder83 10y ago
Maybe still not a secret, but the dirty part in some companies is that if there are layoffs, they'll lay off the people who are paid the highest and keep the people that they trained.
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by finder83 10y ago
Interesting, perhaps so. I did have a moment of realization that I had a negative bias against the name though.
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by finder83 10y ago
I agree completely. I love reading about databases, but apparently have been skipping reading about CockroachDB for that same reason subconsciously. I took a deep dive the other day and was amazed that I've seen the name dozens of time
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by finder83 10y ago
This is my thought as well. I have a Facebook account, but have no idea what the password is since it's generated...and without my phone/laptop, would have no way to retrieve it.
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by finder83 12y ago
neovim is trying to do just that via libuv -- https://github.com/neovim/neovim
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by finder83 12y ago
I agree in principle...but in practice I think college is much less of an opportunity to make it what you want it to be than you make it out to be. Perhaps at a graduate level or at a top level school you can learn more if you apply yoursel
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by finder83 12y ago
I was also self-taught and it took a good 2 years for me to get to the point to be able to write maintainable code. Here are the lessons I learned, in no particular order: 1.) Read your code after you write it. I do this via git diff --cach
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by finder83 12y ago
I feel like this whole issue was largely resolved by Jet Blue who gives a couple of more inches of space. Even if someone reclines, I felt like I wasn't being invaded by the person's seat. Of course now they charge for higher legr
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by finder83 12y ago
I feel like this whole issue was largely resolved by Jet Blue who gives a couple of more inches of space. Even if someone reclines, I felt like I wasn't being invaded by the person's seat. Of course now they charge for higher legr
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by finder83 12y ago
The assumption here I think is that a book at $9.99 might attract people who wouldn't buy it at $14.99. I'm probably one of those people, particularly with fiction books (computer science books/math books/etc are another
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by finder83 13y ago
My thought exactly. Those examples he gave just screams "ripoff" to me. Perhaps that's why programmer sales pages are dry. I want to know the actual information in the books I'm buying, not how they will "change my
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by finder83 13y ago
His free speech was clearly violated, by the public, slanderous nature in which it was handled. I completely agree if his views don't fit within the organization that he should not have been appointed CEO or possibly removed, but to sl
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by finder83 13y ago
I'm changing browsers because of the culture of a company that supports free software, yet oppressively reacts to the personal and unrelated opinions of a person by slandering his name.
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by finder83 13y ago
I'm still rather disappointed in Mozilla's handling of the issue. I've since gone back to using Chrome, and away from thunderbird as well. Free speech is important to me; more important even than using and supporting open sou
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by finder83 13y ago
The two things aren't necessarily mutually exclusive. Though it's extremely difficult to get a degree while working (and cash-flowing the whole thing, not going into debt), it's the route that I chose via an online school. In
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by finder83 13y ago
At least in my circle of friends, and company, which are pretty much all Mac users, the basic premise that they don't rant, complain, or talk about Mac OS is completely flawed. I have to hear about problems with every Mac OS release fo