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Same in Ireland :-(
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Mars Trilogy changed how I look at the world, nation states and the future. Love KSR!
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If I hear the phrase "I'm an ideas guy" one more time, I'm going to lose it. Something I've noticed is all idea guys I've encountered were inspired to (in)action by Steve Jobs. But it's obvious that it
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5y ago
Excellent point!
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I agree with your points and think "convenience" is an oft misused term in this context. It is "inconvenient" for me to go downstairs to pick up my Uber Eats delivery. It is nothing short of toil to do the multitude of t
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^ This I am going to make a weird, but IMHO apt, comparison to Type 1 Diabetes. T1D is an attritional disease caused by the pancreas's inability to produce enough/any insulin and the list of complications is long and deadly. As so
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The impact on copyright would also be interesting (I’m imagining an artist holding copyright for an extra 75 years). Not to mention reunion tours. :-)
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That is one old-school website. Brought back some fun memories!
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I believe there was a short third season
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> I'm going to leave my shame up here but I realize it's $400, not $4000. Just goes to show you that accountants are just like regular people, and that you shouldn't rely on your accountant doing things off the top of thei
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I did! Just last night. Was excited to see this post!
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No. Interviews are almost always useless. Best case you get an interviewer asking benign questions and an interviewee provide fluff responses (“it was a team effort”, “we’re ignoring the trophy - we only ever concentrate on the next game”,
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Surely Amazon has no right to do this without explicit consent?
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Be honest. Has anyone used it to mine crypto yet?
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Man, wish there was something like this for the AWB (Astronomers Without Borders) Opensky telescope!
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100%. That's what makes it so insidious, whether by design or happenstance...the burden of both payment and guilt are responsibility are placed on the customer. Tip poorly, or not at all, and the employee doesn't get paid. Makes i
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> I think unpaid internships being socially acceptable is one of the roots of this insidious habit. I think tipping as a cultural norm is another of the roots. Making it acceptable to move (a large portion of) staff payment from the empl
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At its simplest its OLTP vs OLAP. Separate the data entry/transactional side of things from the reporting part. Make it efficient for data analysts do do their jobs.
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You should articulated my thoughts/situation with an eerie level of precision.
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Yup, it's a sad truth (not limited to tech companies) that you've got to play the game. The blogger wasn't unemployable, just unwilling to do what was necessary for these particular companies (his prerogative; not judging in
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I found this staggering though it is accurate. It's less surprising (though no less accurate) when you consider how the numbers skew by borough: "Ownership is lowest in Manhattan, where only 22 percent of households own a car, whi
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First of all - congratulations on the launch. Your produce looks beautiful! I'm curious, and mean no offense when I ask: when you and other startups cite usage at Telsa/Stripe/etc. do you sell directly to those organizations
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Absolutely not! If he understood physics he would understand that the landing is impossible, and would therefore die in the attempt. That he doesn't know the landing is impossible is what makes it possible, and he lives. Simple.
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We should certainly be upset that a giant bank is effectively advising them not to create cures.
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Pretty nice reduction in price to begin with!
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But any ORM I have ever used supports raw queries. So, for boilerplate (which is often a significant portion of queries) the ORM does the heavy lifting, and for everything else you have the power to write the SQL yourself. This is something
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I have been searching in vain for a Bluetooth transmitter that can transmit from my tv to 2 Bluetooth headsets and supports Dolby surround (so that I don’t have to switch my TV to PCM every single time I switch to headphones). So frustratin
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This art shows a real lack of perspective
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Same. It happens often that the comments repudiate or at least undermine the article's claim. By the time I've read a few I've lost interest in said article.
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Wow, that's pretty incredible. Thanks for the good read!
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