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kfrzcode
7y ago
Both options can coincide.
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kfrzcode
7y ago
WeWork seems to me like a real estate management group
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kfrzcode
7y ago
Uhm, you can do this simply by appending to your search query: `-site:quora.com`
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kfrzcode
7y ago
> Fuck, after the hurricane hit Texas, they decided to scrap environmentally sound cleanup because it was "too expensive given the scale of the loss." If the US can't clean up, why would developing countries? Source? I
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kfrzcode
7y ago
I haven't had issues w/ i3wm and polybar on debian, but I'm somewhat of a zealot when it comes to reducing "noise" on my desktop and am happy to deal with the foibles that pursuit entails.
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kfrzcode
7y ago
They're truly geniuses
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7y ago
Everything I've seen from the NYT web team(s) has been stellar work.
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kfrzcode
7y ago
This is a very slippery slope
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kfrzcode
7y ago
Truly this is faith in humanity boosting stuff. Great news
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kfrzcode
7y ago
I think visionary is the best descriptor and there aren't too many of those folks alive at a given time that are properly placed to execute, and even fewer who actually DO execute. I was as entranced with the possibility of a permanent
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kfrzcode
7y ago
Also it's important distinction because mightni imply to reader they wouldn't otherwise have to replace a helmet which is dangerous.
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kfrzcode
7y ago
I read somewhere that fentanyl export from China is a long-term revenge plot in response to the flooding of their lands with opium. . . wish I could recall the source, probably a comment thread somewhere.
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kfrzcode
7y ago
Nah, it's an Angels & Airwaves tour. His band, known as AvA has been around for more than a decade. He's been working this whole media conglomerate for many many years, and this is just another part of it, IMO. If you're
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7y ago
The truth is out there... and it's relative to context
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kfrzcode
7y ago
Likely a skill set that includes self improvement and maintaining relevant knowledge....
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kfrzcode
7y ago
How is it clickbait rather than just a less than precise a description of the material?
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kfrzcode
7y ago
Good point - though I'd argue anything mission-critical should never rely on external SME contractors being hired to fix one-off bugs.. :shrug:
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kfrzcode
7y ago
But then you're at the whims of a board of shareholders who will decide what is acceptable content.
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kfrzcode
7y ago
$50k-100k seems a bit high for a bugfix.... else I'm desperately undervaluing my worth in salary negotiations
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7y ago
Here's a link to the redacted document so you don't have to click into Vice or Medium: https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/6405929-091320191420...
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7y ago
I'm hesitant to post anything, anywhere, just because I don't want to offend anyone by expressing an earnest opinion. I think the trend's moving more quickly towards self-censorship than anyone realizes. How can we even quant
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kfrzcode
7y ago
Absolutely - some things are agreed upon to be morally outrageous. This doesn't mean, to me, that we should condemn those who have historically stated things that are not aligned to those morals. I'm unequivocally not arguing in s
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kfrzcode
7y ago
Argue the idea, not the man.
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7y ago
I didn't say it was easy or a solution to the problem. I was adding an additional point of context to a discussion in order to clarify the parent comment, which was insinuating impossibility of said action. It's not easy, but it&#
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kfrzcode
7y ago
Salary is not the only thing that unions bargain for. Don't be daft!
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kfrzcode
7y ago
In the United States, it is not a crime to unionize. It's a crime to fire employees for trying to unionize - though if engaged in an at-will employment agreement (as in this case), then the employer can terminate the contract for virtu
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7y ago
> Nothing is free on the internet anymore That's a load of codswallop, mate. The following projects stand to prove otherwise: https://www.gutenberg.org/ https://www.fsf.org/ Certainly understand you
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7y ago
I'm not sure I agree with your analogy. I enjoyed the Todoist client when I tested it, but if there exists a hackable, self-hosted version with even a subpar UX, I'll choose it over the freemium/hosted option du jour. Point b
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kfrzcode
7y ago
Meh, give me a self-hosted or open core version and maybe I'll consider switching from taskwarrior
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kfrzcode
7y ago
What's particularly interesting about the PostgreSQL news feed?
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