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I wouldn't call your colleagues lazy, i would say they have other responsibilities and a life. Not everyone has a SO to clean and cook for them and maintaining relationships takes work Also: you dont have 9 hours of productive work in
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How far into the future should a criminal be an outcast? 5 years? 10 years? 20 years? Forever?
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And what would the right do? Pass legislation to force these corporations to host unprofitable content on their website?
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Re: Pipe operator Their argument for replacing the pipe operator is to do this instead: foo(X) -> final_function(maybe_function(X)). into this: foo(X) -> Maybe = maybe_function(X), final_function(Maybe). instead
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Hey: I'm sorry you are suffering so much you are thinking about taking your own life. I know your pain is real because I have felt it myself before. I do not want you to commit suicide, please stay with us. Please call the suicide prev
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Most of the time I've seen it, it is avoidance of the rest of their life. "Change diapers? Oh, sorry honey, I uhh... gotta do this thing at work. Darn it!" One phenomenon I've always noticed about workaholics is that the
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I hate that clay pot metaphor it gets trotted out to justify everything and I dont find it particularly insightful. I feel like in software the take-away should be "throw away your crappy previous attempts and keep iterating" but
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I don't understand. What is the point of quitting caffeine? Isn't it a great nootropic? Everything I've read is that coffee is good for you and has a ton of benefits.
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> For dependent users --- which I think is most users? --- a big part of the "benefit" of caffeine is just the cessation of withdrawal symptoms. This is quite the claim and I do not agree at all. I do not get withdrawal symptom
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You look around at the gig economy, our stagnant wages, our failing industrial sector, our hyper-militarized police force, and wonder "How did we get here?" I can tell you how we got here: COINTELPRO. The FBI's war on politic
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Compared to Midsommar, Audition, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Antichrist, A Clockwork Orange, American History X, or The Human Centipede? Yeah I would describe GTA as pretty tame compared to those movies some of which have broken through to the
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Public hangings, an event where you could go and watch someone be drug out into the town square and hung from the neck until they were dead, used to be an event people would gather to see. People used to fill bags with cats, dose the bag in
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Honestly I feel like the mainstream games industry is pretty chaste. A large part of the audience is younger, and it is their parents who are buying the games. You want something to be engaging, maybe even edgy, but not so edgy that mom and
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I'm not a lawyer and don't know what I am talking about, but even if the other co-founder fired them, couldn't they file a wrongful termination suit since them being fired at this point would clearly not be due to performance
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I don't have an account. Your claims of a left-wing bias on reddit are also anecdotal.
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I don't see this. There is right-wing content hitting front-page reddit constantly, and a lot of the most popular sub-reddits like "change my view" are just soap-boxes for right-wing talking points.
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This needs to happen. We need to start taxing the rich and implement our social security nets again. Like they do in almost every other civilized nation. Where is the line? And how have we not crossed it already? How many americans have to
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So because you witnessed a riot for the first time, and it wasn't in one of THOSE neighborhoods, we should ignore these statistics and assume there is no problem with police arresting journalists at an elevated rate? We literally saw a
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It is known as brigading. They see a post critical of police and the right wing people come in and do a bunch of posts to obscure the fact that BLM and the police accountability movement is extremely popular. It is 100% planned and engineer
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I agree. Engineers are under educated. This is not going to improve. Poor and middle class kids don't have the luxury to soak up as much education as they feel like before choosing a topic they are interested in. That is a privilege re
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> - getting a sitting space in a crowded bus, even if there are old people around This is fine, honestly. I see people trying to be... tough? I don't know what they are doing, but they are blocking the lane when they refuse to sit d
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See, I think code styling is a complete waste of time. And "readability" doesn't actually refer to how you format the code, it refers to how you design and structure your code. We have automated tools to format our code. They
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> Programmers who don’t code in their spare time for fun will never become as good as those that do. I live my life by the "4 good hours" rule, inspired by the book Deep Work by Cal Newport. If I can put in 4 good hours of deep
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Good luck hiring the professionals needed to run a bunch of co-located servers in 2020.
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I will say that I got a useful degree ( computer science ) from a university I could afford and have already paid off my debt. I mostly agree, I don't know what people were thinking what was going to happen when they majored in underwa
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The US is a gerontocracy. We are going to end up exactly like Japan, a whole generation of young people passing on kids due to economic and environmental stress with no-one to replace them. The stats tell the story. Young people are the lar
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What lazy thinking. No, they can't just quit and asserting they can is ignorant. What are they going to do, go to another hospital that is going to treat them the exact same way, taking a huge step backwards in their career progression
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I'm glad we got Trump out of the white house. But I'm still skeptical. The growing divide and threat of civil war ( not going to happen btw ) are nothing compared to what will happen in the next 50 years of we do not have a green
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Can you point to a specific instance of a liberal state suppressing free speech?
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I agree they should focus on building products not boilerplate but i would argue "outputting pure data, i.e writing your own data format, is just as much boilerplate. JSON is fine IMO
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