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I have never had anyone indicate to me that this is a problem. However, every time I spend days on a problem that ends up being a trivial number of LOC, I get a feeling of anxiety that I am going to be seen as incompetent. That's been
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The kinds of people who own watches worth double most people cars most likely have enough money to make losing it a minor inconvenience.
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Coinbase reported to consider late 2020, early 2021 public debut
(techcrunch.com)
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The only reason one senator can hold the nation hostage is because he has the support of the majority of senators.
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The linked article was posted on January 6th, 2020. For some reason many people received an email about it today. Must have just been a soft rollout and now they are starting to actually publicize the feature?
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What's worse is that they didn't just make a decision. They reversed their previous statement that universities were using as guidance up until this point.
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> For your Mac to become infected, you would need to torrent a compromised installer and then dismiss a series of warnings from Apple in order to run it The people getting infected are the people that are knowingly bypassing all of the s
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I just moved from Chicago to San Francisco last weekend and can definitely relate. I had such anxiety as I was locked inside watching the few months where it's enjoyable to be outside pass by. Even without the pandemic, I always felt s
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Yes, it's life advice, but no assertion is made that this advice should be applied by everyone. It's more "If you want to do X, here is some advice" not "You should do X". I don't think it's possible
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You seem to be incorrectly applying this article as advice on self development and then making an argument against that. The author isn't suggesting that this is the way to achieve true happiness. They are suggesting that this is a goo
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I know it's early so you're building for the largest initial audience, but a Firefox extension would be great. I would be even more happy if there was just a website I could use.
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I used Google Music for years and switched to Spotify about a year ago. The difference in music discovery is like night and day. Every week, Spotify gives me a new list of music I've never heard where I tend to favorite ~30% of them. G
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I think people put a little too much faith into "safety in numbers" during these riots.
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Ads that, with a single click, you can hide forever.
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It looks like they are already monetizing it. A few of the articles have a "Sponsored by X" below them. I don't love that, but at least they set it up in a way where they aren't collecting data on users to show them. T
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If they're hard to kill because there are a web of dependencies then I would argue they are doing microservices wrong.
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I hope Facebook would get slapped with an anti-competitive behavior suit if they tried to pull that one.
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I suspect they are conflating mid-career with mid-level engineer. The latter would generally be around 6 years of experience.
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I live in downtown Chicago with a Whole Foods, Trader Joes, and a Jewel Osco all within 3 blocks of me. I'm not sure what makes you think there is a lack of access in this area. I live here because I love how accessible everything
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typeracer.com has done wonders for my typing speed.
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No he didn't want to be a Rails maintainer. He wanted the improved job prospects of being a Rails maintainer but didn't have real interest in developing the product itself.
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Sure. But given someone has drowned, a 1-2% of something happening should result in serious precautions being taken.
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When I was a kid I was swimming in a children's pool in our backyard with my two younger brothers. One of my brothers was afraid to go under water. At one point, I turned around and noticed that he was underwater. It looked like he was
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Isn't that voice en coding?
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I wonder if the sleeves help your wrists slide more rather than your skin "sticking" in place against the desk/laptop and causing you to bend your wrists more to reach keys.
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Does the US administration have the authority over the IRS to file and pull the suits at their will?
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I don't think surgical enhancements are inherently bad, but if the reason they are getting them is because social media is having a negative impact on people's self-esteem then I think that's worthy of discussion.
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To me, it feels like outages are much less frequent than they were 7-10 years ago. It used to be a couple times a month. I don't remember the last time I saw one of their snoo error pages.
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I think it depends on what the consequences are for missing a deadline.
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I wasn't aware of that. So it's a bad example but the idea behind VC investing still stands.
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