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by jdlyga 4y ago
Might as well pass a free pony for everyone bill. It has no chance of passing the senate.
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For me, having an iPhone helps. On Android, I'm always downloading new keyboards, launchers, and endlessly tweaking the device. There isn't a lot to customize on an iPhone, so I'm not distracted by tinkering, breaking thing
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Time to add GNU make to the list of randomizers: www.debigare.com/randomizers/
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Interestingly enough, I've noticed that Best Buy quietly cut their Macbook Pro M1 Pro / M1 Max 400 dollar discount to 134 dollars. I guess they're hoping more sales will trickle in for people looking at the new models.
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The trouble with cloud gaming is latency. Most solutions now just do a glorified remote desktop. It would require some rearchitecting, but why can't a client have an ultra-responsive frontend while farming out the heavy work to a clo
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by jdlyga 4y ago
This reminds of switching from Disgaea, a grid-based tactical RPG, to Phantom Brave, which ditched the grid and handled combat using distances.
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“Unlimited time off” is a misnomer. It’s not unlimited, but just not officially monitored. Everyone I know that has this as a policy gets soft guidance on how many days they should be taking. It’s similar to switching from everyone getting
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by jdlyga 4y ago
To your point, we don't usually ask for similar information like blood type in online forms. In the past, single/married was much more frequently asked. Are we at the point where gender is heading the same direction? For signin
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by jdlyga 4y ago
You've just invented video game passwords! This reminds me of transferring over my save data from Golden Sun to Golden Sun: The Lost Age by typing in a 260 character password.
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I'm more of a cappuccino fan, and I have two coffee makers 1: A Nespresso that uses the classic pods 2: A Breville Barista Express I highly recommend the Breville if you can find it used or on discount. We got ours from a man who go
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by jdlyga 4y ago
I have the opposite question. Developers who moved into management and enjoyed it. What were some early signs that this move was right for you? Did you always want to be a manager? Do you miss coding?
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I do this using Win+1,2,3,4,etc on Windows and Gnome 3. I believe this has been a feature since Windows 7. It's one of the first features I look for when trying out a new Linux desktop environment since it's so convenient.
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There’s three schools of thoughts about computer keyboards. 1). People who don’t care about keyboards and just use whatever is in front of them. 2). People who love mechanical keyboards with big clicky keys and a medium-high amount of trave
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by jdlyga 4y ago
There is a much safer and simpler language hiding inside of C++ waiting to be discovered. If anyone can help reform the language, it's Herb Sutter with his cpp2 syntax. It's very much an experimental hero project, but it's
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I'm going to give an anti-recommendation to the Dell XPS 13 unless you buy their top tier support plan or are a business customer. I've had three of them in the past 5 years and all 3 had serious issues. Their customer service g
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by jdlyga 4y ago
Here are 25 unconventional and creative startup ideas that you may find interesting: A service that creates personalized, 3D-printed dolls based on customers' physical appearances. A platform that connects people with similar allergies
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Once a shining star on Twitter's skies, Elonjet's wings were clipped and it could no longer rise. Its tweets were a joy, tracking Musk's private jet, But now it's been silenced, its fate is set. Elon Musk now reigns supr
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by jdlyga 4y ago
I saw this a lot as a kid. I never understood the difference between abort and fail. I'm guessing that fail also sends failure messages?
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I get this a lot. On paper, I'm a technical director of software development. This sounds like I'm a manager, but in practice I'm a senior software engineer.
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Understanding tradeoffs is very important. I've seen driving hard on OKR's that seem to make sense from a business perspective not take into account the level of support we need to give existing products.
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Going to the movies was always a habit left over from an earlier time. Of course when all you have is a standard definition tube TV and VHS movies, going to see something on the big screen is exciting. But nowadays, large 4K HDR TV's
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Maybe they put up some sort of rate limit? It seems to be up and down.
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and it's down again
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Brings me back to being a kid playing with Mac OS making folders and colorizing them with labels. This was the first time in my life I ever heard the word "essential" and had no idea what it meant. I used to pronounce it like &q
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This looks like an advertisement for hey.com. It's a good service that I used for about a year. But what I really wanted was a better email client and not a new email address.
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Two reasons: 1) Not focusing on why the question is being asked. 2) Not understanding the person asking the question's scope of knowledge You need to target your communication to the audience.
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None of the new logos on this page are necessarily bad.
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"the rate of increase of inflation is decreasing"
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I work in Manhattan, and have for about 15 years at various startups and software companies. Personally, I've never seen it normalized. Sure, marijuana casually for some people. But it was generally not discussed and frowned upon.
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That's how the economy works basically. We cycle between overenthusiasm and sheer panic.

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