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by jdlyga 6y ago
I get contacted by a ton of recruiters, as I'm sure most of you do. But do I have the time to practice for programming interviews? No.
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by jdlyga 6y ago
I had first period gym in the 90s, and they made us run outside in the freezing cold to warm up every day. Killed my interest in running for decades.
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by jdlyga 6y ago
An absolute ton of Amazon sellers give you gift cards for positive reviews.
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by jdlyga 6y ago
Thanks, I didn't realize it was broken
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by jdlyga 6y ago
ytmnd? you're the man now dog!
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by jdlyga 6y ago
Capitalism. Animators are willing to work for what animation companies are willing to pay them, which isn't much. Do they have unions?
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by jdlyga 6y ago
I always used Firefox because it was far ahead of other browsers in terms of UI, such as good tabbed browsing. But now it's gotten rather clunky compared to Chrome. It's been playing catch up for years. For example, Firefox rea
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by jdlyga 6y ago
It's not even spending a week studying. For the big tech companies, it can be months.
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by jdlyga 6y ago
If watching The Crown has taught me anything, it's this. She has a considerable amount of influence over government.
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by jdlyga 6y ago
Anything that involves free stuff. Cooking class with free ingredients, a painting class with free paint, a wine tasting with free wine. Just anything but a regular old zoom "happy hour".
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by jdlyga 6y ago
The 1990s felt like an entire lifetime. I was in Kindergarten though High School. The 2000s felt long too: High School through college to my first job. The 2010s was over super quick. I worked full time, changed jobs twice, and got marrie
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by jdlyga 6y ago
I'm definitely grateful that MacOS has a package manager at all. Mac before the unix-like OS X days was like using Windows: you had to hunt for installers or DMG's. Except Mac didn't have the legacy support that Windows ai
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by jdlyga 6y ago
Is it a bikeshed problem? It's easy to pick out the obvious problems, but not enough people know about how to spot security vulnerabilities.
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by jdlyga 6y ago
Looks like a new Antergos?
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Facebook is 100% exploitative
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MRR = monthly recurring revenue
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by jdlyga 6y ago
I'm going to give an anti-recommendation for the Dell XPS 13. It was considered the top Macbook alternative back in 2017-2018. The design is good, but the parts are flimsy and the customer service is poor. My wife and I both bought o
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by jdlyga 6y ago
Does nobody remember Pidgin? It was one of the first things a lot of people installed on their machines 15 years ago along with Firefox. We used it as an alternative client to AOL Instant Messenger and Yahoo Messenger. It used to be call
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by jdlyga 6y ago
Wow, I thought by the name this would be an awkward Windows distribution of Rust packaged in an MSI. I'm pleasantly surprised. Microsoft has become one of the best big tech companies for open source in the past few years.
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by jdlyga 6y ago
Well, if we saw extraterrestrials we'd probably want to visit too. Or at least observe them. Prime directive.
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by jdlyga 6y ago
There's no convincing because I only know a few people who use WhatsApp. Most everyone uses iMessage or regular SMS, or if not then Facebook Messenger.
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by jdlyga 6y ago
News Headlines: Does Immodium A-D cure cancer?
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by jdlyga 6y ago
The current US medical system reminds me a lot of very important legacy code that's become unmaintainable. Maybe the best way of rolling out universal healthcare is to take a refactoring approach. Get more and more people onto medicare
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by jdlyga 6y ago
Hacker News, March 2023: Google Shutters Google Stories, encourages users to migrate to Google News
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by jdlyga 6y ago
How about sending it to actual Americans. I know few people who actually got checks.
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by jdlyga 6y ago
I enjoyed Garfield as a kid. It has definitely run out of ideas for a few decades now and is extremely milquetoast. But there are some classics. This was my favorite: https://i.pinimg.com/originals/0f/9d/f
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by jdlyga 6y ago
I wouldn't pay for Apple hardware unless I wanted to use MacOS.
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by jdlyga 6y ago
"Our oven is from the 1950s, and only one of our 5 cooks knows how to operate it, but it's ok because she's usually there everyday." "Our knives are downstairs locked in a storage cabinet that our manager upstairs h
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by jdlyga 6y ago
I think we're forgetting the real reason: Republicans are aggressively fighting in courts to make counting votes harder, and to stop counting votes after a certain time. If both parties worked towards the common good instead of takin
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by jdlyga 6y ago
Must be from Sky Garden.

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