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There is an extremely rudimentary one, but the reason is that there is a ton of logic written in org that is non-trivial to port.
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this is painfully true. at a previous company we went from forced-curve ranking, to a manager-driven model where EOY rankings were completely at manager discretion (though pay incentive was pre-allocated to be distributed at manager discret
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6y ago
not a generous interpretation
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6y ago
I don't think the Canadian price is at all reflective of average broadband prices
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6y ago
FEBRUARY 21, 2019
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6y ago
I agree with you, if you're working for a bad company and you're actively sabotaging them then the OP's observation does not hold.
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6y ago
Too bad, I used this on occasion
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6y ago
I just installed popos on my 13" macbook pro (late 2013), the only issue I had was that wifi was disabled; I bluetooth-tethered to my android phone, and found in the pop-store the required broadcom drivers that needed installation to e
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6y ago
Awesome work. Additional features that would really elevate this site: - Votes! - Sort/Filter by Font Family, Alphabetical, Last Added, (vote count) - A long shot here... if you're looking for something to do, give yourself a ML p
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6y ago
That belief is in fact just another form of politics.
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6y ago
I adore awk. I think its my most esoteric common linux tool
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6y ago
I would suggest checking out umatrix as a souped up alternative to ublock origin
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6y ago
I feel like this is the opposite direction of the 400 ...
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6y ago
I already couldn't print to my local brother printer despite it showing up on a chromebook. Just silently hung. I found out from searching online I had to configure a generic printer instead??
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6y ago
thanks for sharing
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6y ago
Clicking around I got to their IT Compliance page https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/business-ops/it-compliance... The link to a BCP plan is 404 https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/business-ops&
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6y ago
yes. Go to cell properties and you will find there is a "locked cell" property that is on by default. When you Protect a spreadsheet, all Locked Cells become... locked. So a typical use case is to only un-lock the cells you wish p
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6y ago
optaplanner simply rocks - I appreciate your work in the space tremendously. My suggestion is to create a simple way to deploy a to containers so that a primary server can pass out parallel optimization runs to a set of secondary nodes, all
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6y ago
teachers get a certain amount of prep time but its never sufficient and they do shit on their own time, all the time. plus they pay for school and class materials out of pocket routinely. I think in Ontario the average class is allocated li
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6y ago
Look at the URL. Now look at the footer of this webpage.
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6y ago
Windows (Subsystem for Linux) - vs - Windows Subsystem (for Linux)
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6y ago
Someone please port org mode to vscode
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6y ago
"Relative-T"?
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6y ago
Counterpoint: the comment was not only making an observation on the prices of the parts.
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It was real. They built their own language and compiler to compile to undocumented windows API calls because MS wouldn't share in the early days while they established a WYSIWYG foothold. In the corel days they finally decided to port
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6y ago
Not if the smalltalkers get there first
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6y ago
Thanks for the reply; I'm a believer in "right-sized" testing, meaning balancing the cost of test creation and updating against the value the tests provide. I believe tests provide the greatest value when they are testing:
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6y ago
given that some test people might be reading these comments - is anyone aware of a configuration for test frameworks that: 1. lets users opt code out of the testing footprint (I know this is a given), but also 2. monitors opted-out code for
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6y ago
I really want to know why this is feasible for the Quest but not the Rift S, given that both have Inside-Out tracking (ie. IR cameras mounted on the headset). In fact, the Rift S has 5 cameras to the Quests's 4 so it should be at least
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7y ago
I think you just invented grocery stores
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