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by foreigner 3y ago
These machines are networked and covered in cameras, so Waymo has these people all on video, right?
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by foreigner 3y ago
Only slightly more reliable method: unplug the printer and throw the computer out the window.
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by foreigner 3y ago
Yes that was my experience as well, except I went to a big company straight out of school so didn't know that it could be different at a small company.
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by foreigner 3y ago
National Parks in the US are typically vast open spaces far away from where most people live.
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by foreigner 3y ago
I do this too
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by foreigner 3y ago
I thought about the same thing. Trying this in the US would be a recipe for getting shot.
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by foreigner 3y ago
The stained glass windows of the cathedral in Winchester, UK were smashed in the civil war. After the war they picked up the pieces and rebuilt the windows, but they no longer make a coherent picture. It would be amazing to use tech like th
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by foreigner 3y ago
What is the name of your company? I'm looking for a bank to partner with.
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by foreigner 3y ago
It just have been a decade since I've read Hyperion and I'm still scared of the Shrike.
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by foreigner 3y ago
I depends on this, but Google Calendar only lets you add a second time zone. They don't take up much space, I'd love to have 3 or 4. Has anybody figured out a way to do that?
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by foreigner 3y ago
Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Expert in NodeJS, experienced with AWS, Javascript, Typescript, SQL, web technologies, and many more Resume/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/roy-paterson/ Emai
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by foreigner 3y ago
This. It's a dirty lie, that's not what actually happened!
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by foreigner 3y ago
I competed in the World Tin Bath Championships[0] last year, put on by the Castletown Ale Drinkers Society (the CADS). [0] https://www.facebook.com/WorldTinBathsChampionships
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by foreigner 3y ago
“We judge ourselves by our intentions and others by their behavior.” Stephen Covey
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by foreigner 3y ago
Do they use Common Crawl?
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by foreigner 3y ago
IMO Git's central enabling technology was disk space getting so cheap you could afford to have a copy of the entire repository and all it's history locally. I'm not sure what the next iteration of that would be... maybe alway
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by foreigner 3y ago
My tiny, 5 foot tall, 90 pound mother _loved_ buffets. When she walked in you could almost see the owners doing a cash-money victory dance.
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by foreigner 3y ago
Location: Winchester, UK Remote: Yes, or partial onsite within the UK Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Expert in NodeJS, experienced with AWS, Javascript, Typescript, SQL, web technologies, and many more Resume/CV: https:/&#
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by foreigner 3y ago
Someone is going to have a tax headache. Either the company (for an "employee"), or the worker (if they're a "consultant"). You can outsource the tax headache to an "employer of record" company in the work
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by foreigner 3y ago
I recommend using the lint-staged tool so Prettier only runs on every save on changed files . It makes a huge difference on large projects.
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by foreigner 3y ago
| Last but not least: Get a free, hand-stitched tattoo from our co-founder, Johannes! wat
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by foreigner 3y ago
It would be amusing to make a careers page with an intentional bug that candidates have to fix in order to see the job openings...
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by foreigner 3y ago
Location: Winchester, UK Remote: Yes, or partial onsite within the UK Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Expert in NodeJS, experienced with AWS, Javascript, SQL, web technologies, and many more Resume/CV: https://www.link
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by foreigner 3y ago
I'm Meta's defense, a Python and a Panda trained to work together would be really dangerous!
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by foreigner 3y ago
Shout out to https://www.npmjs.com/package/sql-template-strings , which does a similar template string SQL escaping standalone.
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by foreigner 3y ago
As a beginner I thought of the database as a backend for the app. Now I think of the app as a frontend for the database. :-D
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by foreigner 3y ago
"Search and rescue" is the standard excuse anytime someone invents a nifty new robot. I would love to know how many robots are actually really used in search and rescue.
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by foreigner 3y ago
Thank you!
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by foreigner 3y ago
I'm in the market for a Postgres-backed queue system with client libraries in NodeJS _and_ Python. Clients in both languages need to be able to read and write from the queue. Can anybody suggest one?
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by foreigner 3y ago
Cute sentiments, but I also like to eat.

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