kylecazar

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   by kylecazar 5y ago

   I get a 'post can't be found'
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   by kylecazar 5y ago

   Product Management or TPM roles! Location: New York, NY Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies (skills): APIs, Agile, Roadmap development, QA/testing, PM tools (Jira, confluence, etc), analytics tools (GA, Hotjar),
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   by kylecazar 5y ago

   I've wanted to write a screenplay about an ornamental hermit ever since I came across this very article last year.
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   by kylecazar 5y ago

   Its worst with kids, where I think you're right -- mostly sugar, unless deliberately avoided. I think adults eat more normal breakfasts, on average at least. I personally eat eggs & black coffee every day, most of my friends will h
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   by kylecazar 5y ago

   I dig it..(Hopefully nobody is silly enough to need this at work, though). This made me chuckle, from Advanced Usage: Linux Oh I'm sure you'll figure it out
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   by kylecazar 6y ago

   I think that's why parent advocated for closing the loopholes. And I tend to agree. Would be great if we could just rely on companies to pay as much tax as they can to 'contribute', but why leave it to the honor system? Close
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   by kylecazar 6y ago

   Nice. I love learning new things, even if only for the sake of it. Also, always refreshing to see a post that ends on an optimistic note. Good job.
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   by kylecazar 6y ago

   Go? Archaic? I suppose you are referring to the paradigm it employs...
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   by kylecazar 6y ago

   There was a myth going around my university that the dorm blueprints used were repurposed prison designs. Never bothered to investigate.
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    by kylecazar 6y ago

    Wouldn't want to die in a bog
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    by kylecazar 6y ago

    Complicated moral territory indeed.
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    by kylecazar 6y ago

    Nice, one of those that makes you stop and think for a minute. Know what might be fun -- if one could click a box and it would say somewhere the date range for that week and what age you were, and you could apply a color. It would allow you
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    by kylecazar 6y ago

    Wow.. Some people have managed to build a seriously high tolerance for risk.
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    by kylecazar 6y ago

    Indeed.. maybe 'pilot program' would help.
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    by kylecazar 6y ago

    Ehh -- I'd just reconsider the 'literally all' part. There are alcoholics who just chase the feeling for itself -- a quick fix for sad thoughts, but not for all. It's a complicated disease, but some with issues crave boo
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    by kylecazar 6y ago

    Didn't realize there was anything I needed to know about windsocks. Interesting, thanks!
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    by kylecazar 6y ago

    Not in the eyes of a reasonable employer (with the exception of maybe a handful of titles). Facebook's net effect on society is very complex and any employer who would throw out your CV for having worked in a competitive, controversial
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    by kylecazar 6y ago

    Cool. I'm running Linux on a Dell Vostro I purchased during their quarterly business sale as my daily driver -- I can't believe the machine I got for the price, and strongly encourage people to look at these sales.. How big of an
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    by kylecazar 6y ago

    I'm not suggesting people shouldn't take responsibility for their actions. I'm suggesting that no adult should apologize for anything unless it's sincere.
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    by kylecazar 6y ago

    We could reduce their occurrence by demanding less apologies of people
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    by kylecazar 6y ago

    I'd wonder if frequents in these subreddits are typically professional and healthy people to have on a team, though (honestly no idea, never been). It's a strange conundrum because ideally you want good people who are comfortable
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    by kylecazar 6y ago

    Two levels
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    by kylecazar 6y ago

    I've been hearing them on random weekdays here in suburban Connecticut. It's ultimately just a nuisance to me, nothing I'd complain about formally (everyone is trying to have some fun these days, I get that). But I doubt thos
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    by kylecazar 6y ago

    On a related note -- Audible free trial seems.. offered cyclically? I seem to sign up every year or so, spend my credits, and cancel. They keep offering it though, and now I'm considering buying (as I enjoy the medium, turns out), so I
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    by kylecazar 6y ago

    Maybe, but I think for an awful lot of businesses it's also just about simplicity. It's easy and cheap to set up an open office, which is why startups did it first.
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    by kylecazar 7y ago

    That's the one! Wow. I credit that early exposure for the same.
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    by kylecazar 7y ago

    My first language was a Pascal-like DSL, learned for the sole purpose of mining ores while I was at school. I think I should credit my salary to Jagex.
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    by kylecazar 7y ago

    Yep-- look forward to playing around with it. Release synchronization between Ubuntu derivatives is really on point these days.
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    by kylecazar 7y ago

    Me too! It's slated for release today also, right?
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    Bill Gates on biggest global threat in Reddit AMA (2019)(reddit.com)

    2 points by kylecazar 7y ago|0 comments