larrik

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   by larrik 7y ago

   I'm under the impression that this is a far smaller slice of imgur than it was for tumblr.
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   by larrik 7y ago

   still 13 characters... edit: LOL, I guess I'm a little dumb today
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   by larrik 7y ago

   You can charge for expansions directly, though. Just pay and get all the new cards.
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   by larrik 7y ago

   I know some people who eat vegan to avoid a number life threatening allergies, so it's not always about ethics. It usually is, though.
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   by larrik 7y ago

   I didn't think the DOJ was involved here?
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   by larrik 7y ago

   I'm pretty sure they mean "active duty pilots" va "dedicated test pilots", and I also assume they mean in addition to the test pilot tests they already do.
7. 397.▲
   by larrik 7y ago

   You'll never beat a custom built PC on price/performance.
8. 398.▲
   by larrik 7y ago

   So I can easily make a machine with more RAM than hard drive space...
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   by larrik 7y ago

   > owns buildings personally he leases to WeWork This part bugs me. This is standard procedure for small businesses, having a real-estate business leasing property to your main business. If you want to succeed, you own the building. Other
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    by larrik 7y ago

    > Obtrusive scrollbars: scrollbars that take up screen real estate. These do not overlay on top of the content, but appear next to it. > Unobtrusive scrollbars: scrollbars that sit on top of the content. These don’t subtract screen re
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    by larrik 7y ago

    I think the fact that we need to portray vaccines as essentially infallable in order to combat the insanity of the anti-vax movement is indeed very dangerous and worrisome. There's so much nonsense to combat that having an actual conve
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    by larrik 7y ago

    Neat, although Youtube thumbs are showing the prestitial ads instead, which is a little weird.
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    by larrik 7y ago

    How well does the Linux version work?
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    by larrik 7y ago

    Firefox supports stored payment information... You may have to turn it on manually, though.
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    by larrik 7y ago

    I really want a keyboard that is: 1) Backlit (soo addicted to this) 2) Quiet 3) Has media keys (volume/mute/play/pause/etc, and ideally calculator) There's not a ton of options out there. My Corsair K55 is good but
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    by larrik 7y ago

    I'm sure part of it is that they weren't doing their construction inside of a hugely popular active themepark, too.
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    by larrik 7y ago

    NY shouldn't be overlooked here. Driving from CT to Ohio, I'll see 5x as many cops in the short part of the trip in NY than I will on the entire rest of the trip.
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    by larrik 7y ago

    I would press the point that you really want an MVP first that works with perfect input, and then iterate after that. The term "MVP" should articulate your point better than a lot other things you could say.
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    by larrik 7y ago

    > AT&T Inc. throttled Netflix Inc. 70% of the time and Google’s YouTube service 74% of the time > T-Mobile US Inc. throttled Amazon Prime Video in about 51% of the tests, but didn’t throttle Skype and barely touched Vimeo > Cho
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    by larrik 7y ago

    How does he avoid it being a Sole Proprietorship and being on the hook personally for any lawsuits against it?
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    by larrik 7y ago

    In theory that sounds great. But, good/great devs only want to work with good/great devs. You get a bad fit in there that manages to stick around, and your good/great devs start to leave. Then you end up with either only less
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    by larrik 7y ago

    I hire exclusively "Senior" devs, and our process is tough to get through. I found the author's details online. Here's my thoughts: > "Senior Coder" His education and experience puts him on verge of Senior
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    by larrik 7y ago

    I generally use a XBox 360 controller with one of the wireless dongles plugged into the Link. It generally works very well, even for multiple controllers. I never got a hold of the Steam Controller either. It never seems to do what it'
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    by larrik 7y ago

    I love the Link, I use it all the time. I even bought a spare.
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    by larrik 7y ago

    Seriously, this part threw me hard. Having multiple active forks is not something that's ever been considered as an option anywhere I've worked. Worse, I'm not convinced multi-repo even fixes this issue if you already have a
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    by larrik 7y ago

    The real estate bubble did burst 11 years ago, and a lot (most?) of the country still hasn't reached those values. My condo is still worth barely 60% of what I paid for it in 2008. California (SV especially) is another matter, though.
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    by larrik 7y ago

    I have no idea what your point is. Testing on a mac is pointless because RPi performance is limited? Except the article showed the exact same performance in both places. It started with: Why don't these cards designed for things like R
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    by larrik 7y ago

    Yes, quite a few of my clients use ElasticSearch extensively outside of the ELK stack.
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    by larrik 7y ago

    The prices started going up as soon as ACA was being voted on, "just in case". Edit: It seems my comment is being interpeted as for or against ACA, when the point was really that insurance companies will raise prices over every po
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    by larrik 7y ago

    Since TV isn't intended to be listened to exclusively, it may just be a matter of the format not translating properly. Have you tried radio plays? They aren't very popular in the US, but Britain seems to still make them. I'm