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by fjp 8y ago
if you do outline.com/[article url] anyone can see the whole thing :)
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by fjp 8y ago
From that website: >Yes, this is fucking satire, you fuck > I'm not actually saying your shitty site should look like this.
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by fjp 8y ago
Because their browser engine sucks, people just use it on mobile (iOS) because they basically have to in order to open any link. Every full time job I've had I've been issued a MacBook and step 1 of setup was "install Firefox
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by fjp 8y ago
Almost every python package that I've used seems to have Github "issues" opened where someone asks "Why even do this when there's [insert similar but different thing]". Who cares? Pip uninstall it if it isn&#x2
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by fjp 8y ago
I have help multiple roles that could be called "very technical support" - technical enough to understand the guts of a project, troubleshoot, deflect reports that are just user error, report bugs on behalf of users with extra deb
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by fjp 8y ago
Fewer overall cars because fewer people own cars due to taxis and uber and Higher utilization of the cars that do exist because a higher % of cars are taxis and ubers Some combination of these two factors could mean that there are fewer car
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by fjp 8y ago
Probably depends on how much of the stock was technically "hers" prior to divorce proceeding - maybe not much?
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by fjp 8y ago
They'll lean on whatever kind of coverage gets them the most money
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by fjp 8y ago
25 years old, only worked in non-open office (cubicles) when I was an intern in college. Since then have only worked in open space. I love the ability to just put on headphones and grind away most of the day, but my coworkers that I work wi
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by fjp 8y ago
I work in an async python microservices shop and the second language we added was Elixir for anything that needed to be more performant. We're just starting to play around with Go. I haven't touched Elixir yet, so I'll probab
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by fjp 8y ago
Surprisingly effective way to make your phone less addicting: put it in greyscale
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by fjp 8y ago
I find this highly annoying as it's my issued computer at work, but it took me like one day to get used to standard ctrl + [ as an alternative
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by fjp 8y ago
I think it's the kind of thing that doesn't matter unless you can argue that a single company has monopoly control of marketplace
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by fjp 8y ago
My concern with Brave is them being beholden to the direction of Chromium - I am wrong about that? I used Brave for awhile then switched to Firefox+uBlock Origin, hoping to do my teensy part in decreasing the market share of Chromium-based
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by fjp 8y ago
I would assume there would not be the same application of antitrust law, if any (IANAL) because Spotify isn't a marketplace that sells the podcasts. That situation would be more comparable to Netflix since you're just paying a bun
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by fjp 8y ago
Making it so your data structures in a Saas platform can't instantly be ported to a competitor is standard and a no-brainer business practice in my opinion. Spotify's complaint against Apple is that they're abusing the App St
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by fjp 8y ago
When I was interning at Allstate 5 years ago, they were saying this BS. Meanwhile it took 5 weeks of my 12 week internship to get all the system and software access I needed to get my dev environment set up.
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by fjp 8y ago
My friends that went into investment banking did so because they were going to make shit loads of money without having any technical skills. They put in a few years of hellish hours then move to private equity for even more money at less ho
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by fjp 8y ago
This is kind of an extreme case, to be fair it doesn't really disprove the statement which was about normal aftermarket car part markets.
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by fjp 8y ago
In theory your local government has the local knowledge to allocate money and resources better than some hated bureaucrat in some far-away city. In reality local government has almost zero transparency and people don't care about local
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by fjp 8y ago
Unfortunately this judicial review only seems to occur way, way after the fact
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by fjp 8y ago
The fact that somehow just giving banks money at near-zero interest and letting them loan it at higher interest to speculators that drive up home and asset prices is 'good policy' but god forbid we give money to people that actu
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by fjp 8y ago
Article seems to be missing what the Justice Department's arguments were about how this merger is anticompetitive and/or violates antitrust law?
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by fjp 8y ago
It's about people getting priced out of their homes, their neighborhoods. Just from the news of Amazon, people in adjacent neighborhoods were told by landlords their rents would be increased significantly upon lease renewal. People gro
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by fjp 8y ago
Because they're essentially paying: market value - value from future tax breaks discounted to current value
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by fjp 8y ago
Wouldn't you rather existing NYC residents build new companies to make it a tech center? You're just letting the giant school bully take over your neighborhood for below market value (due to the massive tax breaks) and declaring &
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by fjp 8y ago
Wow how much nanny-ing are you getting for $2k a year?
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by fjp 8y ago
I think the commenter's point is yes you could cash out and move to nowheresville with a cheap house, but there's no point in playing that hypothetical game because it doesn't end (live in the ghetto! Your house is valued at
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by fjp 8y ago
Without evidence, it's hard to see these takes and articles as much more than "old man yells at sky about how messed up kids are" or, at best, the neutral interpretation that "kids are adapted to the world they're r
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by fjp 8y ago
Buzzfeed cut their whole national security desk. Doesn't seem consistent that the claim that they're "cutting people from the low effort side". Of course, I wish they were only cutting out clickbait trash, but alas the

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