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by initram 10y ago
Do people really not care about some large corporation tracking everything your children do for ears at a time? There's no way in hell I'd let my child use a Google notebook that's tied to all that tracking crap.
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by initram 10y ago
That's an awesome idea! You should suggest it on meta.stackoverflow.com.
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by initram 10y ago
FWIW, there's a tab to switch to the old view which is probably what most recruiters will know to do. I hope they track what recruiters actually click on when checking your resume. I honestly don't know which they'd prefer. A
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by initram 10y ago
My friends at Apple all have their own offices with doors.
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by initram 10y ago
Well, his definition appears to be that the people with closed doors did it "enough that they miss fame". Who's to say whether those people made extremely good contributions, but since they were introverts didn't seek ou
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by initram 10y ago
> Train people to concentrate until it's something that's familiar and available to them on demand, and then they can do it in the face of distraction. Or, you know, don't put them into a situation where they need yet anot
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by initram 10y ago
If you're in the US, they have to accommodate your condition. Talk to your manager and if they don't help, talk to HR. This is a lawsuit waiting to happen for them.
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by initram 10y ago
Care to provide any details on how this was already solved? I'd love to know and I'm sure the many people here who write tools for developers would also be interested.
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by initram 10y ago
That's fascinating to me. I find that eating a high protein, low-carb breakfast is a fast track to a migraine for me. I can feel it coming on and grabbing some carbs will fight it off. I wonder why it's the opposite for some peopl
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by initram 10y ago
Do you find that you can determine a person's technical skills from such a discussion? I've found that I'm not very good at determining such things from just talking. Often I talk with people who sound like they know what the
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by initram 10y ago
Are they also publicly shaming bikers who blatantly break traffic laws? EDIT: I say this as both a cyclist and a driver. I can't believe how often I see cyclists do dangerous things. But for sure, I see a lot of drivers do mean, danger
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by initram 10y ago
I doesn't seem to me that having what I consider a reasonable retention period would be too bad, where "reasonable" is on the order of 7-30 days. If a person hasn't reported a crime within that time, then the tapes (or d
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by initram 10y ago
Have you ever lived with someone with a mental illness? I definitely see the relationship with terrorism. Terrorism thrives on fear - "will they attack today?", "Will they use some horrible method of attack?", "Will
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by initram 10y ago
I can't speak to the actual algorithm, but Photoshop also does various types of color space conversions unless you explicitly set it not to. I didn't see anywhere in the article where that was mentioned, or whether Photopea does t
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by initram 10y ago
I have many accounts that require a PIN. Many of them I set up years ago and have no idea what the PIN would be. I'm always able to talk my way out of it, though. (And this is not something I practice or know how to do well. I literall
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by initram 10y ago
>When you get down to it, do you really want to tailor your code base to the top 1% of coders? I think I agree with your sentiment, but to me a "top 1% coder" is someone who knows how to make things simple and readable, and kno
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by initram 10y ago
Yes, they are hefty. I don't know if you can find one that's only a printer. We have a printer/fax/scanner model that's now around 10-15 years old. I can tell it's getting ready to give up the ghost soon. We ha
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by initram 10y ago
I'm mostly in the same boat as you. However, I have found that with electronics, you run the risk of your beloved older piece of equipment not even being able to connect to your newer equipment because it doesn't have the latest c
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by initram 10y ago
>When a person says, "I'm having a problem" and the response is, "Well I'm not having any problem, buh-bye!" it in effect says "I don't care that you have a problem." What a bizarre interpreta
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by initram 10y ago
They do have some. For example the Software Recommendations Stack Exchange: http://softwarerecs.stackexchange.com
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by initram 10y ago
I would think that you could find a well-known artist who would be willing to consult on improving a product, especially if they got to have someone implement their pet features the way they want them to be implemented. But the question is
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by initram 10y ago
I watched it again a few years ago. It doesn't hold up great, but it's still fun.
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by initram 10y ago
Can you explain what you mean by "loving big government?" I watched both season 1 and season 2 and never got anything like that impression. They spend quite a bit of time avoiding the government and using it as an unwitting tool a
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by initram 10y ago
Yes, it does. Pretty much the entire OS can be controlled by keyboard. You may have to turn on Assistive Services to make it work in all contexts, but it's definitely there.
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by initram 10y ago
I've not worked at Google, but my guess is that: 1) Google is able to be flexible about many things that other companies are not 2) If you work at Google, you have many job opportunities open to you that others might not. So just leavi
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by initram 10y ago
My spouse is a dancer. They generally retire at around 30 yrs. old. (And by retire, I mean find a different job because you aren't going to retire on a dancer's salary.)
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by initram 10y ago
You wouldn't happen to live in Santa Monica, would you? That's exactly what we're seeing around here. I drive by the airport on my way home and see all the signs complaining about the noise and all I can think is, "then
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by initram 10y ago
I've had good luck with the original AdBlock for Safari (no relation at all to the AdBlock Plus that sells ads) : https://getadblock.com
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by initram 10y ago
This is so true and so awful. I ran into the same thing. I had used a debugger and couldn't believe people had resistance to it when it was suggested by our TA. They were like, "Nah, I'll just 'printf' everything.&q
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by initram 10y ago
No your utilities do not need it. I never give my SSN to companies. Not the phone company, not the utility company, nobody I don't actually need to if I can help it. They will often waive such a requirement if you pay a small fee (usua

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