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by ketzo 4y ago
Additionally, people's associations with Jira are not strictly related to the software itself. Jira is often the domain of PMs, management, and other leadership; if you have bad people / product leaders, you're used to Jira b
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by ketzo 4y ago
> just use a decent cam in the laptop I mean, phone cameras will literally always be better than laptop cameras. They're just a lot bigger. Edit: I should clarify this a little. From my understanding, camera quality is pretty overwh
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by ketzo 4y ago
This argument totally belies the massive uptick in P2P payment usage on Venmo, CashApp, Zelle, etc
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by ketzo 4y ago
Huh, I've always heard the "heat pump efficiency > 100%" but never really understood what that meant. Thanks for the explanation. So the ">100%" comes from the fact that you're spending less thermal energ
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by ketzo 4y ago
I suppose the question I would ask you is: why do you need it to be a fiction? Why can’t you just… make it a new reality?
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by ketzo 4y ago
Interesting. Thank you for that explanation. That makes a lot of sense.
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by ketzo 4y ago
People aren’t buying gas or groceries with “cheap money.” Housing, business debt — sure. But there’s a long, convoluted path from cheap debt to inflation of consumer goods.
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by ketzo 4y ago
Yeah, that’s fair as an argument from first principles. But speaking from a more practical standpoint: we know, empirically, that there are a lot of transgender people out in the world. We know that many of them feel much healthier when the
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by ketzo 4y ago
If you want a simple appeal to medical science, gender dysphoria is recognized in the DSM-5 [1], and gender-affirming care and identification have been shown to result in measurable improvements in transgender people’s health outcomes [2].
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by ketzo 4y ago
Well, the modern version of this is very granular difficulty sliders. In the name of accessibility, a lot of recent games allow you to customize the hell out of your gameplay experience — things like “how hard do enemies hit?”, “how easil
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by ketzo 4y ago
Well, it’s not discussed because it is 100% out of your control. This is an article about how to shape your actions and life to get luckier; nothing to do with blind luck will affect that.
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by ketzo 4y ago
"technically not Stanford" meaning I have heard horror stories from 15+ fraternities at 5+ schools -- but not Stanford. So hopefully you'll forgive me if I generalize. Especially when one of the most widely-storied campus sex
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by ketzo 4y ago
Not all. Not even most! I was in a fraternity, and we never laid a hand on a person. Extremely strict zero-tolerance towards even suggesting that someone was required to drink. The worst hazing that we ever allowed was asking new members
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by ketzo 4y ago
To be clear, these are all things that I personally watched happen and had happen to friends in fraternities. Not technically any Stanford ones, so I guess you got me there - maybe they were all squeaky clean. Google "hazing death&qu
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by ketzo 4y ago
> Forced, really? Lol. No friends at SEC schools, huh? Do we really need Lord of the Flies to tell us that in certain environments, at certain ages, around certain people, people can be pressured into doing things that they would never d
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by ketzo 4y ago
In my sophomore year, my roommate came back at 7am after being out all night with his thighs literally purple from paddling. He couldn't stand up for a day - I had to bring him meals. He was in the professional society for internation
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by ketzo 4y ago
It is absolutely impossible to take this article seriously, because the author refuses to acknowledge the un-fucking-believably fraught legacy that the Greek fraternity system has, at Stanford and at every other school. > Driven by a fea
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by ketzo 4y ago
> how much time I spent, and how insane I nearly went, just to find that (un)ticking a little box would solve all of my problems. Ain't that the way.
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by ketzo 4y ago
I mean, you don’t even need to reach that far. Many commenters here are either currently on the employer side of a salary negotiation, or imagine that they will be some day.
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by ketzo 4y ago
Did my first ever paid programming work in Brackets, helping some friends build a Wordpress blog. Good times.
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by ketzo 4y ago
Maybe just sloppy language, but OP might have meant “50-100% or more of the cost of producing the good itself”.
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by ketzo 4y ago
Diablo Immortal earned $800k in its first 24 hours .
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by ketzo 4y ago
I know, this is overly-general advice to the point of silliness. It's a little like telling a construction worker "You don't need a super-powerful 'jackhammer' to do your work. A simple claw hammer is all you actual
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by ketzo 4y ago
Why would baby birds be looking at a map?
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by ketzo 4y ago
The parent said “animated flows” and mentioned a banking app, so I’m betting a multi-page form with lots of transitions between a lot of different state combinations. Again, just guessing, but I would imagine that it’s managing that state
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by ketzo 4y ago
No real comment other than damn, what a solid-gold piece of writing and advice. Felt like I was just nodding along to every other sentence. Awesome stuff. I particularly liked breaking down “priority” into the intersection of urgency and im
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by ketzo 4y ago
I appreciate this comment. I think the way that it’s written might drive off, say, a more traditional conservative — but I think if rephrased, they would agree. “Spend time at your church, and spend money to invest in a local private school
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by ketzo 4y ago
I think GP means more calls outside this article, particularly in the U.S. where 1) rising food prices are a hot topic 2) we grow a LOT of corn.
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by ketzo 4y ago
For a publicly traded company, that information would be publicly available, if that's what you're asking. And at a startup, particularly an early-stage one, I would feel pretty uncomfortable if they wouldn't tell me that i
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by ketzo 4y ago
I mean, there are lots of adults who don’t develop that separation. Most of us fail at it at least sometimes. Seems like an excellent skill to practice so early. Love that.

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