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by lisbbb 1y ago
When I was mountain biking heavily I could eat whatever. You just need a Huuuuuge amount of cardio, haha.
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by lisbbb 1y ago
I bought one of those Concept 2 rowers based on all the hype online. I absolutely, positively HATED rowing. I did it a lot, but I hated it. The rower got sold this summer, it's out of my life. I much prefer my treadmill and I'
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by lisbbb 1y ago
The "driver" could become more armed security and janitor.
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by lisbbb 1y ago
Best of luck to you.
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by lisbbb 1y ago
He meant "10 years from now" when the company absolutely must get off of 17.
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by lisbbb 1y ago
You haven't done it, then. Just the re-testing of everything in these large companies is terrifying and complex. Particularly the real-time stuff like Kafka. Most companies refuse to update unless absolutely necessary as they see th
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by lisbbb 1y ago
I disagree. That has not been my experience whatsoever. Every company I helped, and it's been dozens, had struggles moving to a new versions of the JVM. Every single time there were major issues that required a lot of re-work and re-te
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by lisbbb 1y ago
With over 20 years working with Java, I'd much prefer working on Python for lots of reasons, but a big one is that the kinds of projects that involve Java are always involve the same stupid politics and organizational struggles. I&#x2
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by lisbbb 1y ago
I think the rise of containers and being able to compile and run natively has eliminated the argument that would favor the JVM. It's so easy to fully control your dev and deployment environments now using Docker images and to me, that
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by lisbbb 1y ago
After working with it for over 20 years, I think it's time has come and gone and that it's not the most efficient way to build enterprise applications anymore. You're lucky that Clojure program still works on the newer JVM b
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by lisbbb 1y ago
Isn't the downside that once you're on TRT, your own body won't keep making testosterone, so you end up never being able to stop the injections?
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by lisbbb 1y ago
Turnabout is fair play, it's not hypocrisy, it's actually resentment.
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by lisbbb 1y ago
Be very glad that's all they are doing.
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by lisbbb 1y ago
You're so defeatist. The US could turn things around and in fact, is. The problem with China is that you can't trust anything there--their bonds are garbage, their equities, same.
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by lisbbb 1y ago
The manufacturing is necessary because if China becomes adversarial, none of those exports are getting to the US anymore. That's what they see that you don't. Why don't you answer those questions yourself? Work on it, inst
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by lisbbb 1y ago
Between Musk and nothing getting done, I'll take Musk. We're in a far worse place than you think, this isn't fun and games.
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by lisbbb 1y ago
You are, yes. You don't listen, you just think you know all the answers.
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by lisbbb 1y ago
In a month we'll get the inevitable slew of stories about bent and broken iPhone Airs as sure as water is wet. I really don't care how thick my phone is, I care that when I drop it, it's not automatically broken. I generally
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by lisbbb 1y ago
Schools--for better or for worse, schools buy gobs of ipads.
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by lisbbb 1y ago
I don't think you understand bonds. The rates don't float once issued. They discount the price in order to sell at a certain yield at time of issue. After that, the prices float in the market based on current rates, but it&#x27
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by lisbbb 1y ago
DOGE was the hint of austerity and everyone shit themselves and freaked out about all the government layoffs and cost cutting. The same thing is happening in Argentina--the Peronists are on the rise again because nobody has the patience fo
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by lisbbb 1y ago
Congress never does its real job, which is to look out for the American people. They're always compromised.
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by lisbbb 1y ago
I don't think you really know whether the tariffs are going to work or not. It's not hare-brained, as you say because it has two purposes: 1) To attempt to bring manufacturing back home and 2) To raise capital in order to pay do
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by lisbbb 1y ago
Can OnlyFans be far behind?
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by lisbbb 1y ago
The handwringing is so amazing here, as is the denial of what needs to be done to stabilize the US economy, which is to bring more manufacturing home, create jobs organically, and stop relying on China, who is not our friend.
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by lisbbb 1y ago
What you said is how the USA worked for my entire life until the H1B saturation finally reached a critical point! Young men and women would find jobs after college, it was NORMAL to have that be the case. What's going on right now is
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by lisbbb 1y ago
Not baseless--when you're so bad at your job that those huge revisions come in year after year, someone's head should roll.
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by lisbbb 1y ago
I hate CNN--Trump didn't fire the BLS head because the numbers were bad, he fired them because the BLS has been cooking those numbers for 35 years or more! Such HORRIBLE reporting!
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by lisbbb 1y ago
I'm totally fine with these crackdowns and I hope H1Bs get a polite boot out the door next. It's the only way US citizens are ever getting tech work again.
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by lisbbb 1y ago
Genesis barely had any "dealerships" and most times people could not get service much of anywhere for those cars, which is a major turnoff. Also, having to walk into a Hyundai dealership is like taking the train from Philly to Ca

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