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krstck
13y ago
Still kind of frustrating. I don't want to schedule a task for a specific time, I want to change it back from 1/1 to 0/1. Is this coming in the next release?
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krstck
13y ago
I like it, but it took about 30 seconds before I messed up and accidentally added an extra check. I'll try using this again if there's an ability to delete checks, or if I'm just missing how to do it.
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krstck
13y ago
This happened to me. I'm not an idiot, I always intended to specifically avoid giving them my email credentials. I just discovered that I had indeed done it at some point. This is grounds for me terminating my account with them.
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krstck
13y ago
I had always purposefully avoided giving LinkedIn my email password, but when I just clicked the link to remove contacts given upthread, somehow LinkedIn magically had all of my email contacts. So, I gave it to them at some point. I am real
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The Year Without English
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krstck
13y ago
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krstck
13y ago
I wonder what the current state of domestic spying would look like if the 9/11 attacks had never happened or had been thwarted.
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krstck
13y ago
My entry into programming was through making website layouts as a teenager. This was back in the days of geocities, expage, angelfire. There were lots of girls around my age doing this kind of thing, making personal pages, fanpages, CSS tem
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krstck
13y ago
I was just going to say that I thought I'd seen that concept before recently, but couldn't remember where. Must have been Youtube.
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krstck
13y ago
Where does this end? Are companies going to start posting for interns to pay them for the privilege of an internship?
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krstck
13y ago
I don't think the point is that the 10,000 hour rule doesn't exist, but that you have to be spending your hours productively. Obviously his 85 miles a week wasn't as productive as spending 35 miles of hills. My understanding
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krstck
13y ago
I suspect the former. Still, it is good to call attention to these things.
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krstck
13y ago
Totally agree that using this to book reservations that you don't intend to keep is unfair and harmful. I see this, though, less like hiring handicapped person to jump the line and more like having your friend save you a spot. I agree
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krstck
13y ago
I am by no means any kind of expert in this kind of stuff, but I imagine that Microsoft could do well by examining Apple's comeback. Apple makes quality products, but their branding is top-notch. I don't think Microsoft really und
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krstck
13y ago
I resent the idea that someone who genuinely wants a dinner reservation but has to write a bot in order to get one isn't an "honest" diner. How is that any worse than refreshing all day waiting for a spot to open up?
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krstck
13y ago
Would this be a good resource for learning Clojure for someone who's a rather inexperienced programmer? I remember looking at Leiningen a while back and being a little lost. I've heard really good things about Clojure and function