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by hk1337 5y ago
I’ve been known to look at what I want online, check the store inventory and where it’s located and go in through the exit to get what I want and leave.
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by hk1337 5y ago
Is crypto currency useful to them right now? Like, are they able to use it and spend it on things they need? If not, and they come out of this surviving maybe they can use it for reconstruction?
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by hk1337 5y ago
I’m with you in the “Intel Only” but not the “Windows only”. Windows is the only one you have to pay for, so it’s the only one with an option. If you don’t want Windows, then choose the “bring your own” option and download your Linux distri
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by hk1337 5y ago
I always liked the UI in Adminer better than PHPMyAdmin, another single-file app. https://www.adminer.org
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by hk1337 5y ago
> I don't really understand why anyone who claims to be a proponent of a free market economy has an issue with a private corporation deciding what type of content they want to broadcast. You can but it needs to be handled through th
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by hk1337 5y ago
Seems like an "all or nothing" mentality. You either do it all in Javascript (both the frontend and backend) or you do it all in Rails. Why not do the backend in Rails and the frontend in Javascript/SPA?
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by hk1337 5y ago
I honestly thought this was going to be a development post on hosting a python package in AWS.
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by hk1337 5y ago
Hubspot is a great option if you can do it. Keep your app and marketing site separated.
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by hk1337 5y ago
Dartmouth College, a Cornell rivalry.
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by hk1337 5y ago
This must be a Dartmouth project.
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by hk1337 5y ago
> And the people who made the brittle architectural decisions aren't the ones suffering the fallout increasingly often; Ugh. Ain’t this the truth. I’m stuck working with Laravel because of this. The two people that pushed for Larave
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by hk1337 5y ago
A UX designer walks into a Tesla Bar. After regaining his composer asks, “Why was that bar set so low?”
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by hk1337 5y ago
So, what exactly are the restrictions going to be? I don’t really use the UI all that much beyond seeing that the engine is running, I don’t have any images on docker hub. I pretty much just run it locally and push images to AWS ECR.
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by hk1337 5y ago
It’s a pretty typical cycle where security or law enforcement is concerned. Everything is great, crime is down, someone comes up with the idea that since there’s less crime we need fewer officers, then crime goes up because there’s fewer of
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by hk1337 5y ago
Yeah, I wondered about that too. Lumping it under one term is imprecise. I don’t like that there’s 3 different types of non unit tests, personally I would say pick one and run with it so you’d say we have unit tests and behavior tests for e
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by hk1337 5y ago
Unit tests should be small, specific enough tests that they should not ever require using the database. End-to-end tests, behavioral tests, integration tests however can involve the database as you can actually test how the application resp
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by hk1337 5y ago
Didn’t they still need to workout deals or licenses with the entertainment industry to rent out the DVDs? Didn’t Blockbuster have to do that to provide VHS and DVDs in the store? I still think it was a pivot but not for that reason. Evolvin
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by hk1337 5y ago
More specifically, it spun off and merged with CSC to create DXC.
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by hk1337 5y ago
It was an application support position with shifts and I was looking for a software dev position and I just didn’t feel any good vibes in the interview. It didn’t seem like the kind of place I wanted to work.
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by hk1337 5y ago
This was my thoughts as well. It seems like we just drove around in a circle and ended up back where we have to contact the provider when we change phones.
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by hk1337 5y ago
> falls victim to the sunk cost fallacy. I think I did this in reverse with a recruiter when I turned down a job with JP Morgan. He didn't like my reason for turning the job down and kept trying to give me a proper answer and kept c
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by hk1337 5y ago
It was brought up once of the possibility it was intended to support matrix URIs. https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/rosx5i/comment... I hope they didn’t fix one bug without considering its im
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by hk1337 5y ago
I've heard of companies that pass their git repo around on a USB disk? lol.
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by hk1337 5y ago
Yeah, I was thinking if you really wanted decentralized something like Syncthing would be the direction you would want. Each individual computer manager who/what it shares with.
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by hk1337 5y ago
If we’re talking about murder veiled in suicide then this has a good point but what about an individual’s right to end their own life, to choose how their life should end?
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by hk1337 5y ago
Keepass was my choice although I haven’t committed to it on iOS yet and using Syncthing to sync between macOS, windows, and Linux
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by hk1337 5y ago
I think they're expecting for it to easily be taken apart but a lot of things they mentioned would require special tools and risk damaging the parts. Honestly, though, that's part of engineering, you're going to break thing
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by hk1337 5y ago
Pi-hole, my brotha
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by hk1337 5y ago
So, what was the cause of your inability to login sense all you did was switch browsers for it to work? Could it be some autofill or other cached information jacking with the form input?
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by hk1337 5y ago
AT&T and Verizon started with CDMA then converted to GSM later while T-Mobile started out GSM only via VoiceStream the then inherited CDMA.

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