k_sh

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   by k_sh 10y ago

   As a millennial, I almost always stop reading when someone unironically uses "millennial"
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   by k_sh 10y ago

   > Oil accounts for half of the Venezuelan government’s revenues ...Who thought that was a good idea?
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   by k_sh 10y ago

   Citation?
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   by k_sh 10y ago

   Yes- in retrospect, my nasal breathing was unpredictable... I would breathe unevenly through my nostrils, and sometimes have difficulty with both. I was also prone to sinus infections... sometimes low-grade ones that just hung around for we
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   by k_sh 10y ago

   This is my takeaway as well. One of the most dangerous things about acquisitions is losing the "magic touch" that the original team had... requiring a cross-country move is not the best way to retain your talent.
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   by k_sh 10y ago

   I was like this until I had sinus surgery. Turns out I had a deviated septum and chronic sinus infection that made my breathing pretty shitty while I slept.
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   by k_sh 10y ago

   Absolutely. I'm using swap to duct-tape a memory leak in production until I have the time to fix the leak :)
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   by k_sh 10y ago

   Small world- I was looking into this earlier today. From DigitalOcean's site: "Although swap is generally recommended for systems utilizing traditional spinning hard drives, using swap with SSDs can cause issues with hardware degr