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by kodah 4y ago
At least on the ground, that's what I saw. Turbines work a lot like someone asking to use other types of rights on your property. Unfortunately, iirc most of the windfarms are owned by a few people, but people are getting paid for wind
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by kodah 4y ago
They happen suddenly, so even if you saw a large crowd moving you might not know what you're looking at. Basically the crowd compacts because people are trying to move at all different directions on the exiting side edge so a massive s
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by kodah 4y ago
Eh, look at PaulHoule's statement with some empathy. I got bullied by a teacher, probably more, starting in fourth grade. I've written about it on this website. It can develop authority issues, trust issues, or both. It's a l
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by kodah 4y ago
I go to a pretty large festival. My partner and I talk about a plan to exit for every set we go to and we generally go to the same location in each crowd.
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by kodah 4y ago
> If you're a prospective first-time house buyer you've had to deal with the fact that your dream home is now likely to be 15-20% more expensive than it was last year. Now your mortgage rate is likely to be higher too as averag
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by kodah 4y ago
I agree, it's really not worth exposing yourself to the risk. Ignorance-Correct can even be interpreted as a micro aggression.
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by kodah 4y ago
Often people think something is a wheel when it is rather more of a pulley. My experience has taught me to avoid this saying because the real questions are: - Do I gain anything valuable (including knowledge) by doing this myself - do we ha
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by kodah 4y ago
Zelle is absolutely bad, imo. It's like an incomplete Paypal but with a $3.5k transaction limit.
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by kodah 4y ago
This was a really cool experience. Thanks for putting this together.
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by kodah 4y ago
I once got a call from my mother, who lives in a different state, that someone was calling her looking for me. They'd called a number of times by this point. I returned the call and it turned out to be a recruiter who I had not respond
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by kodah 4y ago
"Leadership" usually means executives and those folks live in a different world of comp than Engineers and Project Managers, maybe even Product - but I know that bit isn't always truthy.
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by kodah 4y ago
That's actually a really good idea. Reuse an already common tool to reinforce what you want. If you stay here longer than your 4 year cliff we'll refresh you at 1.5x the last schedule. That's about what a company would end up
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by kodah 4y ago
> I’m not earning Silicon Valley money, but I’m also not paying Silicon Valley prices here in Ohio either :). Folks in Texas used to say this. Unfortunately when average state incomes start to have large departures from each other it cre
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by kodah 4y ago
Other than what the article mentioned, HEVC also adds optimizations for 4K streaming.
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by kodah 4y ago
This is pretty good insight. Now I'm wondering what public data sources show overturned bills as well as all sponsors of a bill. I think Congress' website tracks the latter, but the former might be difficult to obtain.
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by kodah 4y ago
From my perspective this is the way things used to work, then we had the pay equality movement which was largely misinterpreted by corporations to mean "Same title == same pay". The problem is that being a Junior on Team A may hav
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by kodah 4y ago
> People say that Docker can run anywhere. It solves the infamous problem of "works on my machine". Linux containers do that, not Docker. However, that statement isn't as universal as some readers might think. Linux cont
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by kodah 4y ago
Seems promising. I think, based on what I read in this, that most folks don't know how challenging working with WASM is.
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by kodah 4y ago
I haven't worked with Xe but I've been in a lot of overlapping communities. That might be the impression you have but it wasn't mine. There's a lot of legitimate things that can cause that in tech, with the paragraph tha
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by kodah 4y ago
Like with all things I'd keep the numbers you see from others in context. A lot of companies do a thing I like to call "geopay". In its most cynical view, it subsidizes home prices in a given area, which adds to the employees
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by kodah 4y ago
It might be easier if you simplify it to, "We're trying not to be just the app you choose to run containers with. You can now use non-container runtimes like WASM."
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by kodah 4y ago
Having any kind of dominant political culture at a company probably makes things pretty miserable on the whole so I empathize. I did look into what you said about politics (as opposed to culture) and you are right that a majority of tech
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by kodah 4y ago
I don't think it's politics so much. The problem with developing all or most of our software on the coasts is that a few things will happen: - The coasts, which have a wildly different culture than much of the US if not the world,
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by kodah 4y ago
I'm a pretty senior engineer. I've never been promoted at a company. I've never even received a substantial raise. It's also not like I wasn't doing the things they wanted. If you're pretty senior, try moving e
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by kodah 4y ago
Happy Diwali
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by kodah 4y ago
Texas wants tech to replace some of its dependence on agriculture and oil. Comparing the two scenes seems wrong. Early on Silicon Valley siphoned talent out of Silicon Hill and adjacent businesses. It's going to take them a while to si
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by kodah 4y ago
While I like going to parks, I really want the greenery in my yard .
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by kodah 4y ago
I'm not sure how you think I misinterpreted it. Feel free to explain.
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by kodah 4y ago
Nah, your comment was a good check. I appreciate it. My mind does need to be open to a changing future. In the mean time, enjoy it I will!
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by kodah 4y ago
> I wonder why even early in the USA's history, before cars, before railroads, we distributed housing so widely as to inhibit socialization? It might seem strange but there's a lot of people out there who don't hate you bu

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