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by mcny 6y ago
I'd like to know this as well. I think you'll just have to build things (potentially horribly) and fail. I took three semesters of database (granted, baby database classes) and I still have no idea how you can do something pretty
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by mcny 6y ago
> But if you prevent people from selling, then you're preventing the market from holding a company accountable when its management messes up. Is it even possible to hold management accountable for anything at all? Personally, I thin
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by mcny 6y ago
Non sequitur. You can’t deny facts by saying the UK government (under both labor /tories) is a lying bag of shit (even though this is 100% true). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viktor_Yushchenko Churchill allegedly
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by mcny 6y ago
> Why would you want to stop people from sharing samples of your product that way? I don't know how much this is relevant here but I read of this a few years ago and now I feel like I shoe horn it into every single problem in the wo
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by mcny 6y ago
> here we are talking about not being put in jail because you say publicly that tibet should be free Expel Spain from the EU. Economic blockade. Whatever it takes. At least the UK held a referendum on Scotland. Fake promises and all but
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by mcny 6y ago
> why are the school schedules stupid? aren't they inheriated by the work schedules of the parents? the whole idea that schools are places to dump your kids so you can go to work is stupid. we can't have it both ways. i've
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by mcny 6y ago
> Private markets don't have these regulations because the assumption is that past financial success is indicative of financial sophistication. It doesn't prevent fraud, but at least it helps reduce the likelihood of success. I
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by mcny 6y ago
> It was revealed on January 22, 2009 that Thain spent $1.22 million of corporate funds in early 2008 to renovate two conference rooms, a reception area, and his office, spending $131,000 for area rugs, $68,000 for an antique credenza, $
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by mcny 6y ago
> But seriously, in a lot of cases, translating and localizing is actually the easy part of internationalizing a business. In my defence, I was not a very travelled child. I didn't even know about all the different kinds of power so
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by mcny 6y ago
> That's funny. I was the opposite. When I was younger, I would just say "lets default to other people's solution to similar problems and move on" but as time went by, I've become more "let's define our
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by mcny 6y ago
> What if we worked to expand access to online courses and improve them for all? I'd really like for everyone to have a home Internet connection that is symmetric gigabit or better. For some reason, in at least one town in the US, y
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by mcny 6y ago
They did. Seems like it only changed in April. Maybe they wanted to see the numbers and gather data. https://archive.fo/Z0huU
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by mcny 6y ago
> You have bazillion types of generic computers to choose from. People pay huge overhead to apple exactly because apple makes choices for them - regarding what settings are reasonable to have, what software they want you to use etc. I li
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by mcny 6y ago
> Is that against Apple's store terms? Because that's a common feature of ReactNative based app, you can update them by deploying new JS files without having to pass by the a new app store release. I think the point of contenti
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by mcny 6y ago
2011 https://searchengineland.com/google-bing-is-cheating-copying... https://www.wired.com/2011/02/bing-copies-google
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by mcny 6y ago
> So, in a fit of procrastination, I decided to cross-compile Z3 to iOS, and see just how fast my new phone (or hypothetical future Mac) is. > I bet the new iPad Pro’s A12X is even faster thanks to the larger thermal envelope a tablet
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by mcny 6y ago
> Wanting a project to be successful because of the person who started it is a terrible reason and has had (unsurprisingly) terrible results wherever I've seen it in the OSS community. I somehow misinterpreted pipenv being an offici
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by mcny 6y ago
> Look, amazon offers refunds when people send back a brick instead of a computer and jeff bezos is rich enough to compete in the space race 2.0 I don’t do this. Not because I am a good person with morals but because I’m scared of being
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by mcny 6y ago
The Linux kernel isn’t that bad. If you really want to kill your instance of Gitlab, try Google Chrome with all its public repos. Write a gitlab ci yaml file and configure it to build/test with every push. https://chromium.g
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by mcny 6y ago
Speaking of apocalypse bunker, I think the movie 10 clover field lane is genius because I used to think how do people fall for seemingly obvious cult propaganda but if I woke up in a bunker and was told to comply I probably would as well. I
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by mcny 6y ago
What kind of fuel? Everyone I know tells me gasoline/petrol will start to go bad in six months and will start damaging my car in two years. Crude oil will last millions? of years but we would need access to a refinery and like you said
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by mcny 6y ago
Please update the url to https or better yet, please update it to https://www.googleplusdatalitigation.com/frequently-asked-qu...
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by mcny 6y ago
Personally, I think no JavaScript means no third party tracking. Also requiring a .edu email is a good start.
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by mcny 6y ago
> but Verizon was the worst and basically took a company on the road to destruction and stomped on the accelerator. Verizon was and still is very scary. Whether or not they are incompetent, companies that came from the mother bell, att,
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by mcny 6y ago
> They don't even have an option to show you how much space folders take up, when they charge you based on space usage. iirc unlike Dropbox, files shared with you do not count against your quota on Google Drive as long as you don&#x
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by mcny 6y ago
That being said no individual state has veto power in the US. I don’t know anything about the EU but I suspect Germany and France or some other members will have to say at some point that this veto nonsense has to go. I doubt it can happen
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by mcny 6y ago
And you can't do that remotely because we don't have a decent network connection?
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by mcny 6y ago
I guess this is an unusual request but can you please share your variable costs? Like what does it cost you to make a request? Who do you get the data from and so on. Thank you!
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by mcny 6y ago
> code reviews aren't a rubber stamp I still remember my first "real" job. The team was on TFS and my code was basically if (condition) { if (same condition) { // do something } } and a senior develope
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by mcny 6y ago
> I conducted more than 200+ interviews as a department lead and for me the single most important skill in an ever changing frontend landscape is enthusiasm and motivation. I'm sorry but enthusiasm and motivation can die pretty quic

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