kaesar14

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by kaesar14 5y ago
Ha. Fair enough
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by kaesar14 5y ago
Sure but the style guide standards exist and it's pretty rare for a Ruby application to stray from them (from my experience at a multi-billion dollar public company Ruby shop)
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by kaesar14 5y ago
Go and gofmt definitely pushed a lot of the momentum of the current wave but don't forget to give respect to Ruby / Rubocop where it's due, where the adage of Convention over Configurability has reigned supreme for decades.
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by kaesar14 5y ago
401k contributions are still savings, deduct that (at a max contribution rate that’s like 1.5k) and you’re at 10.5k a month. The bit about stock grants is meaningless, if it’s a public company that is straight cash.
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by kaesar14 5y ago
If you move that slider even just a few months to March 2020 you capture a doubling of the stock price, 1.5 years seems incredibly arbitrary as a cutoff point
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by kaesar14 5y ago
I’d love this system if it meant I could vote against the third of my taxes that goes towards the Military-industrial complex. Anyway I’m sure most Americans would’ve been happy with the 10 dollars a year or whatever it took over the time t
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by kaesar14 5y ago
I had the same feeling. That’s a rounding error in some of the recent things America has spent money on like the infra bill and CARES act.
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by kaesar14 5y ago
There's utility in automating anything you do manually the exact same way repeatedly and regularly
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by kaesar14 5y ago
What do you mean? I use Chrome on my iPhone just fine?
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And yet despite three Democratic presidential terms since 1992, the average American is way poorer and sicker than they were 30 years ago. The consistency of these Democratic congregations is undermined by rotating villain strategies where
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by kaesar14 5y ago
The majority of the people in those groups don't like each other because they've been pit against each other by the media and corporate interests who know a divided house is easier to rule.
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by kaesar14 5y ago
People like Hillary Clinton have never voted consistently in the interests of people who voted for Trump. It's under her own husband's presidency that many of those people's jobs were shipped abroad. Under her former boss&#x2
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by kaesar14 5y ago
Yeah, no hate in terminology like hicks, hillbillies, flyover country, deplorables, etc. etc.
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Correct, and don't discount the generations of men and women born into bondage because of the inability of northern leaders to step up sooner. It's a little insulting to suggest the half million soldiers dead are the cost of the C
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by kaesar14 5y ago
What notion of the Confederacy exists outside of the institution of Slavery? It's so core to the DNA of the founding of the Confederacy that it almost seems nonsensical to suggest waging a war to free existing slaves, when that would&#
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by kaesar14 5y ago
Why not Trust, but Verify? Why wasn't there a central set of individuals requiring documentation for self-reported rates and sanity-checking them? I agree that the chain eventually comes down to trust somewhere but it seems like centra
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by kaesar14 5y ago
This was also my impression learning about it as I was starting to learn about global finance in high school. Even them it seemed ridiculous. I wonder how many more systems currently in place are based on such foolish promises and easily ex
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by kaesar14 5y ago
It's true.
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by kaesar14 5y ago
Lol completely untrue outside of a demographic of people online. Maybe the people in computer science majors at universities, not your average young American
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by kaesar14 5y ago
I'm not sure about internal cultural reasons why but it seems like Microsoft just sucks at user experience for the most part, which is the key to the walled garden approach to me. I've never used a Microsoft product (other than ma
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by kaesar14 5y ago
What are you talking about? That article literally says they're focused on delivering games exclusively to platforms that support GamePass. The next Elder Scrolls and Fallout games will not be on Playstation.
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by kaesar14 5y ago
Thanks, great recs. Not sure why the downvotes.
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by kaesar14 5y ago
All of the Bethesda games have already been said to be exclusive to Xbox from here on.
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by kaesar14 5y ago
I found the city a bit hostile to exploration and hard to justify spending time in with places like Capri and Procida so nearby. What would you recommend backpackers do with 3 or 4 days in the city?
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by kaesar14 5y ago
It could be the case that as long as dates are internally consistent (a timestamp for an object created later than another reflects that fact) most systems wont break.
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by kaesar14 5y ago
To be fair, there is no country in the world operating with as little resources for as many people as India. The scale of administrating a pandemic response in India is mind-boggling.
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by kaesar14 5y ago
Completely depends where you live. We absolutely did in New York for a very long time.
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by kaesar14 5y ago
It definitely does matter how difficult a language is to gain the status of a lingua franca. The written word of Chinese is beyond exceptionally difficult to learn. Saying English has such a bizzaro spelling system it might as well be picto
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by kaesar14 5y ago
Why is freedom defined differently if you exclude slavery and women's rights?
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by kaesar14 5y ago
Ok, go to like, every other city in China, Japan, South Korea, or most of the cities of Western Europe. Take your pick.

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