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by jbjbjbjb 5y ago
Usually a check mark to indicate completion or something has been verified and a checklist is a list of items to remember. You might ‘flag’ something to draw attention to it and usually in a negative sense like there is some problem or rul
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Flags seems like an odd word to use for this, I thought it was to do with personal safety or rating people.
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That’s wise but equally doctors treat disease and don’t tend to deal with optimising health.
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The author didn’t really talk about those practical concerns, the focus seemed to be about aesthetics. If you have a look at Milwaukee avenue it’s much lower density than anything in Europe. I live in a much denser town and I couldn’t walk
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by jbjbjbjb 5y ago
I meant a premium for being central compared to 20km outside the city centre for a similar property.
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by jbjbjbjb 5y ago
In Europe walkability is great in cities but you usually pay a premium on housing because land is scarce. You can walk in the suburbs but there’s often no where local to go because the shops, schools, and workplaces need a level of scale to
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by jbjbjbjb 5y ago
Yes more supply would make it cheaper for the people in the niche that wants that type of house. The writer hints at this but the penny doesn’t drop. It’s most likely that maybe he doesn’t understand the middle and working class market as
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by jbjbjbjb 5y ago
My impression was the whole article is basically just “why don’t people like what I like”. These houses are scarce but that doesn’t necessarily mean the mainstream market wants that. It’s a niche.
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by jbjbjbjb 5y ago
Would evidence about masks wearing be one example? At the start of the pandemic it felt very surprising to me that we didn’t have a definitive scientific answer to whether we should wear masks or not. You’d think something so basic would be
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The density adds to the appeal like a gravitational pull towards that city.
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by jbjbjbjb 5y ago
Just plug in the Apple external keyboard and remap some keys. Unpopular opinion but I find the Apple keyboards feel “better” than most mechanical switches (certainly mx brown and clear), they have good tactile bump better than most and a ni
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by jbjbjbjb 5y ago
I do that kind of quick spreadsheeting on the Apple Numbers app. I can’t say it’s particularly pleasant to use. There’s definitely a need for reimagining the spreadsheet UI for mobile spreadsheeting.
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Not quite the same because you would typically have some idea about the quality of a company before joining.
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by jbjbjbjb 5y ago
Worth noting they didn’t use dotnet to build VSCode (and to a lesser extent Teams) when they could have.
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I understood it as they have a position where too much volatility may knock them off their perch. So that is like being short vol in a short strangle or short straddle type of position.
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by jbjbjbjb 5y ago
Depends on the country because there is massive variation on this in Europe. For example, not every country sees diversity as a positive, some are not that diverse at all or may be diverse in different ways to USA. It’s probably a bigger th
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by jbjbjbjb 5y ago
This is a pet peeve of mine too. It helps to have a small public api and encapsulate the parts we don’t need and to just wait until the api is stable before going to v1.
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by jbjbjbjb 5y ago
Kids, families, shelter, food(!), retirement, health, social issues/relationships all feel like the things people can connect on. They’re more real, they’re innate. And you need the right level of challenge in all of them, too easy an
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by jbjbjbjb 5y ago
But if you go one move deeper central bankers will factor the high leverage in and therefore won’t increase rates.
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That’s a serious amount of capital you have. Are you employed now or working for yourself?
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by jbjbjbjb 5y ago
They send out emails but Who knows why they can’t notify users in the website or app too. I stopped using subscriptions.
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by jbjbjbjb 5y ago
Maybe remote working is a symptom rather than a cause here. It’s also relatively rare to come across devs who are as eloquent as people in other fields (they do exist obviously) though I have come across many curt and quiet lawyers and acco
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by jbjbjbjb 5y ago
I find the “hero” wording a little grating and I think it’s the problem here. They’re just people expressing mostly subjective opinions. The problem is developers put these people on a pedestal and take their word as gospel. In reality you
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by jbjbjbjb 5y ago
Discussing any elephant in room type problems with a group of people who don’t like difficult conversations or those that ask awkward questions.
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by jbjbjbjb 5y ago
Where I’m from spread betting and CFDs have been fairly big for decades and options fall into that - strikingly similar to Robinhood in how they’re used. RH style option trading has obviously gotten a lot of press because of its popularity
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I’ve heard from the organisers of similar courses that the employers tend to be surprised by how little they know. It is just a 10 week course. You should seek some direction from the employers where they will be placed. Unless they give an
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by jbjbjbjb 5y ago
I’ve imagined this kind of solution before, great to see someone doing it. Nice work! How does the grouping work? Is it random each time?
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by jbjbjbjb 5y ago
Options trading is not new or novel at all. Maybe new to you.
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by jbjbjbjb 5y ago
The 48hz would ruin the whole build for me. Is that likely to be an Openbsd issue?
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by jbjbjbjb 5y ago
Lots of good comments. I’ll just add that next time the business set a promised delivery date you do you own estimate and let them know the promised date is unrealistic ASAP. Don’t try adjust the estimate so it fits, give them the estimate

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