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by krisdol 10y ago
I used to archive each weeks playlist for later listening, and I think that started making weekly feed into itself. Still, even though I've encountered bumps like this along the way, it eventually self corrected and got better
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by krisdol 10y ago
I think you mean "mass flag videos", and yes it still seems to be an easy avenue for abuse
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by krisdol 10y ago
I also recommend "Before the Law" by Kafka. Very short prose and it never fails to give me pause. http://www.kafka-online.info/before-the-law.html
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by krisdol 10y ago
iTunes is not necessary at this point. I have never agreed to the terms of service in iTunes desktop and thus have never used it. I don't know if there are any terms to agree to on the phone because it also never gets used there. iTune
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by krisdol 10y ago
The podcast thing is not true. You can create "stations" with different retention settings, and put the podcasts inside. Archiving is redundant. You can have manual update and update the app as needed, you can have auto update and
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by krisdol 10y ago
> If you're not you are going to have a bad time That's quite a jump from your previous sentences and I don't find that true at all. I've had no worse of a time on Debian, arch, or Manjaro for developing when compared
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by krisdol 10y ago
Can hackers get their name back too while we're at it?
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by krisdol 10y ago
> What are they going to do with the 3.5mm audio jacks on Macs I imagine the audio industry would revolt if it was removed.
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by krisdol 10y ago
> What are they going to do with the 3.5mm audio jacks on Macs I imagine the audio industry would revolt.
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by krisdol 10y ago
I used to take that approach, then I shattered a Galaxy S, then a Galaxy S4 (twice!), a Sony Xperia Z3, and an iPhone 6. I now accept the bulk and hope it will preserve the contents of my credit card better.
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by krisdol 10y ago
Sounds like devops
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by krisdol 10y ago
I imagine there are very few good startups that would offer the general public voting rights in early stages without first being able to vet those investors.
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by krisdol 10y ago
This is in the realm of conspiracy theory. No evidence points to this. Nothing the parent comment said suggests it. I think you are filling in the blanks with your own hypotheses but they're accusatory shots in the dark at this point.
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by krisdol 10y ago
I suggest you read about Semantic Versioning ( http://semver.org/ ).
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by krisdol 10y ago
That sounds ideal for working harder, not taking it easy :).
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by krisdol 10y ago
When I work from home (or often, a cafe), I don't waste time commuting and going out to a long lunch. I get more hours of work done and less stress from navigating traffic.
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by krisdol 10y ago
> I gave an opinion based off of experience, that doesn't mean that I'm some sort of child that needs to be supervised. It also doesn't mean you're an expert. Next time you give your opinion, try not being insulting,
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by krisdol 10y ago
The folks I know at Amazon may have been in the office for a normal amount of time, but they worked long night after long night from home. If they're approaching a 30 hour work week as a reduction from 40, it's bound to fail. They
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by krisdol 10y ago
The type of developer that only knows one language of any kind is in the same boat. Electron is popular because folks can write products at a faster pace than they could in other toolkits and languages. Being unproductive and fighting your
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by krisdol 10y ago
Atom and Spotify are pretty fast for me on OS X, but slack is both CPU and memory heavy. It idles at between 10 and 30% CPU usage, which is unacceptable.
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by krisdol 10y ago
This article discusses the benefits of providing few significant raises to high performing individuals rather than a nominal raise to all. From the employee's (my) perspective: * If I get a small nominal pay raise, I might stick around
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by krisdol 10y ago
I guess that's part of the disconnect between happy users and folks who find it too slow. Atom is an effective IDE for me. I have smart auto-completion, version-control integration, task runners, linting, and, for many of the languages
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by krisdol 10y ago
It's the reason I stopped dual booting and went full Manjaro.
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by krisdol 10y ago
Not really. I'm for strong typing, but not all mathematical concepts need to be a separate type. Should we have separate type for 'ratio' or 'real' or 'natural'? A radian is still represented as a number -
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by krisdol 10y ago
Charter schools can dismiss students without due process, can kick out or deny students with low grades, and are usually not obligated to provide special education services. They are not public schools. They are corporate-run political orga
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by krisdol 10y ago
> and partly because billionaires get less than zero sympathy if they talk about having difficult lives That quote from the essay reminds me of a Silicon Valley scene [1] where the CEO of the pseudo-Google company in the show gets vilifi
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by krisdol 10y ago
And that, my friends, is how the first company I worked at ended up with a Contact table of 972 columns.
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by krisdol 10y ago
Someone stole a A People's History of The United States from me at a party I hosted, and I don't mind at all. Hope they read it or gave it to someone who would.
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by krisdol 10y ago
Can a co-op be a non-profit? Because the owners would be the paid workers, not outside investors.
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by krisdol 10y ago
People who represent themselves as employees of a company represent the company. If the company permits incompetent employees to behave like this on their work profiles, that's not an unreasonable deal-breaker.

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