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by j-bos 4y ago
I agree with you, with one caveat. Why is one year not enough time to make an impact? Isn't a key in agile development the iterated development? Wouldn't a year have plenty of iterations where a developer could build out tooling,
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by j-bos 4y ago
best practice -> good defaults I really like your phrasing. Maybe "favorite defaults" to maintain both the original idea and the nuance.
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by j-bos 4y ago
I'm sorry to hear that. This is a real challenge. Among my circles, work and otherwise, there's strong non work connections, like different circles that happen to overlap im the company. Immigrant, religious, volunteer based, etc.
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by j-bos 4y ago
What makes collaborating with coworkers nicer than spending time with friends?
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by j-bos 4y ago
It's heartwarming to see children freely sharing the legacy of their parents.
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by j-bos 4y ago
Understandable, the challenge is beating the xkcd one more universal standard.
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by j-bos 4y ago
Am I understanding correctly that the concern is syntax based? If so, why not build a wrapper over the existing shell language? If not, can you please clarify?
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by j-bos 4y ago
Agree, recycling aluminum is not a scam. Talk about plastic ehhhh. Or plastic coated paper. Or overly soiled paper. Or rubber tires.
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by j-bos 4y ago
I think the original error is quite clear, under normal circumstances. Not OP but I've noticed that people often get brain fog when something goes wrong and are often need BIG, SHORT, WORDS to shake out of it. Or really anything that c
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by j-bos 4y ago
>From talking to friends, I feel this is a very controversial opinion to have and I don't really get why. Any help to make me understand would be greatly appreciated Answering with only my perspectives: Working from the office is a
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by j-bos 4y ago
Unlikely as most people (in Texas at least) get their vehicles inspected at a mechanic's shop, not a police station.
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by j-bos 4y ago
But do be careful of domedtic fecal matter.
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by j-bos 4y ago
What details must be missinh for 100 lines of js and a sql backend with or without orm to be a walled garden?
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by j-bos 4y ago
My reflex is to consider edge cases. For example, what happens if this is launched, works, and then a Krakatoa 2.0 goes off. What's the game plan in that scenario? Sincere question, these systems are well beyond me.
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by j-bos 4y ago
He was a well educated terrorist.
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by j-bos 4y ago
Is this the cobra effect? If so, why is this lesson so difficult?
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by j-bos 4y ago
But then woudn't the poster be locked out of purchasing goods and services facilitated through Stripe?
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by j-bos 4y ago
For someone with a passing curiosity, but limited time and skill atm. Where would we download the source code and previous updates?
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by j-bos 4y ago
When a store ceases to be reliable, isn't it time to stop shopping there? At least for USBs. Feels like an inconvenience.
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by j-bos 4y ago
An advantage beyond the climate and household finances is that clothes hung out in the sun often smell better than those from a dryer.
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by j-bos 4y ago
Could also be the supply chain slowing down.
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by j-bos 4y ago
Not sure where you can do it outside the industry, but mask fit tests are required in many (all?) US petrochemical facilities. The test involves an accurate measurement of gases passing through to the mask wearer. Edit: seems you can just b
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by j-bos 4y ago
This strikes me so much. Exercise is a proven health booster and yet health insurance doesn't cover gym memberships or exercise equipment. Why is that?
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by j-bos 4y ago
I agree, where is the line? My opinion stops where written. This was fun though!
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by j-bos 4y ago
In my experience, which may not match yours, I care too much about work when: A: I'm desperate for the income or health insurance B: I've got no or little fulfilment outside of the job With A a solution is to accept the need and a
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by j-bos 4y ago
That's one way to read it. I personally imply no such thing. My opinion is that if something is neither essential for life, nor for a good life, it is unimportant. Any other lines someons draws are their opinion, which they are most fr
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by j-bos 4y ago
Sort of, I'm saying that if the price becomes that, it's ok as a concert is not essential for life, it's not even essential for a good life. Of course that's simply my opinion.
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by j-bos 4y ago
A bit disingenuous, no? "The rich" aren't infinite, so market price can only be so high. And, perhaps we can agree that some things like food, should be available to everyone, other things aren't so important.
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by j-bos 4y ago
My rule of thumb is, if it's entertainment, sky's the limit on price. Nobody loses anything of value when luxuries are are markert priced.
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by j-bos 4y ago
Vscodium is pretty great though.

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