kyleee

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by kyleee 5y ago
Indeed. Such hubris is on the rise these days and simular sentiment has been casually expressed many times throughout this thread.
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by kyleee 5y ago
"I think you missed my point: There's no point to public discussion. Governments, health departments, infectious disease specialists, should all be determining the source of COVID-19, and if someone was at fault, making changes to
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by kyleee 5y ago
And it's happening at pace in part because the polarization drives "engagement" which means $$
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by kyleee 5y ago
Trump recommends the vacccine and his administration facilitated (or at least got out of the way of) an unprecedented development and rollout
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by kyleee 5y ago
Here's a 60 minutes clip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NUHsEmlIoE4
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by kyleee 5y ago
Startpage is no good; sold out to an ad company
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by kyleee 5y ago
This would make me quit
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by kyleee 5y ago
My 2011 macbook air performs fine in teams, I pulled it out in a moment of desperation/frustration to try and it's now my laughable solution for all teams meetings I have to attend
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by kyleee 5y ago
Would you ditch Apple if you had a customer service experience with a deaf person and it took 3-5 minutes longer than it would have with a hearing person?
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by kyleee 5y ago
Hunting game or apostates?
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by kyleee 5y ago
Everyone has a price, old saying but it's basically true especially for life changing, generational wealth level money and all they had to do is sign on the dotted lines
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by kyleee 5y ago
Yep their public account likely shows up as a contributor to the furry side-project they were working on at the time.
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by kyleee 5y ago
The incriminating info would show up under Insights -> Contributors but it doesn't seem to load on the archived page
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by kyleee 5y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20201216200839/https://github.co...
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by kyleee 5y ago
I believe also the police have no duty to respond based on a court ruling. Basically the entity we are supposed to rely on in the worst situations has no SLA and we have no recourse if they don't come and help.
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by kyleee 5y ago
Beautiful website by the way
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by kyleee 5y ago
And beyond that, block them ruthlessly without a second thought
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by kyleee 5y ago
Yep, it feels like it could be satire. The project will likely be a boondoggle, assuming it even gets off the ground
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by kyleee 5y ago
Good point. Also the phrases in the initial comment "token bucket capacity" and "refill time" may serve as hints and can be used as entry points to searching external documentation.
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by kyleee 5y ago
Let's hear more about your threat model that causes you to wory about nefarious content being injected into a blog post about comments in code
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by kyleee 5y ago
Is this a new common core 5th grade curriculum maths word problem?
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by kyleee 5y ago
Do they let you start a new oil rig these days or are all those somehow grandfathered in?
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by kyleee 5y ago
Or you could just ignore it and move on. Life would be so boring if everything was so bland; corporate and HR approved
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by kyleee 5y ago
Here's a direct link to the image: https://svd.vgc.no/v2/images/f5f90c1d-319d-475b-8988-15ca80c... Since the modern web is terrible, I was confronted with a pop-up dialog in Swedish (I assume) which prevented
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by kyleee 5y ago
It's the current crop of supposed UI/UX experts though that have foisted this mess of material design, hidden menus, disappearing scroll bars, text fields that don't behave like text fields (ex. browser URL bar) etc. So yes,
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by kyleee 5y ago
It's a sad state of things; current design trends frequently punish users and make people fearful to explore and learn on their own how programs and user interfaces work. It hits me hardest too when I see older people frustrated by the
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by kyleee 5y ago
You've also failed to provide evidence of your claim, so there isn't any utility in your comment unfortunately. Add an example or two of claims lacking evidence and perhaps some discussion can take place
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by kyleee 5y ago
One woman's "disruptive" is another woman's "illegal"
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by kyleee 5y ago
It's hard to expect economists (or anyone really) to be able to fix what is essentially political gridlock and innefective governance. The answer is to build more to outpace demand but that's very difficult for so many reasons inc
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by kyleee 5y ago
Labor must not be so fearful; play it close to your chest and cover your tracks. Change jobs if it works out, otherwise stay at current position and nobody is the wiser.

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