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by meej 10y ago
No. Organizations that protect employees do exist, they're called unions.
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by meej 10y ago
That is an opinion piece at one of the Washington Post's blogs, the Volokh Conspiracy, it is not a news article. Furthermore, the blog authors are not Post employees and they are editorially independent from the rest of the newspaper.
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by meej 10y ago
I took it to be a personification of his Critical Inner Self.
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by meej 10y ago
> Why would you not just pick and consume one, as you would in Python? You probably wouldn't do that in Python; the regular expressions module is part of the language.
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by meej 10y ago
The thing that gets me is when people seem to be guessing at their own emails when filling out forms and such. How do you not know your own email address? Many of the people I know who have very common gmail addresses have set up canned rep
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by meej 10y ago
I can't figure out why it seems to think I'm in SF when I'm actually in PDX. Is there a way to force it to update location?
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by meej 10y ago
I have been running my own email server on a VPS running slackware and sendmail for over 3.5 years now and have not had any trouble sending mail.
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by meej 11y ago
re: other schedules, Precision Nutrition has a nice e-book on intermittent fasting that covers several different protocols. http://www.precisionnutrition.com/intermittent-fasting
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by meej 11y ago
Interesting, that does seem connected to your unlimited plan. I do not have unlimited data and I was not automatically enrolled.
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by meej 11y ago
They don't have to ask you because new T-Mobile plans are opt-in for existing subscribers, they don't switch people over automatically, you have to ask them to switch you to the new plan. I am still on the classic Simple Choice pl
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by meej 11y ago
I can't eat nonfat dairy because it triggers my lactose intolerance. It drives me crazy to know that full-fat Greek style yogurt exists but none of my local stores stock it. The best I have found is 2%, and even then the pickings are
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by meej 11y ago
I love it too. Way faster than chip & sign. Wish there were more places I could use it at.
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by meej 11y ago
One of the really important insights from Dweck's work is that the style of the feedback itself influences mindset, independent of whether the person receiving it is trying to become better or not. Kids who receive "you must be p
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by meej 11y ago
Anaconda was the easiest way for me to get Python 3 running on my Slackware instance. I am very pleased with it.
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by meej 11y ago
This piece from the NY Review of Books is also a good read, and offers a different perspective. http://www.nybooks.com/articles/archives/2015/aug/13/mystery...
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by meej 11y ago
Similarly, I really enjoyed Raymond Hettinger's 2015 PyCon talk, which also had a fair amount of live coding. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wf-BqAjZb8M
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by meej 11y ago
weird, i wonder how that happened. thank you.
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by meej 11y ago
This puts me in mind of Slavoj Zizek on charity. http://www.vice.com/read/youre-single-because-there-arent-en...
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by meej 11y ago
I've used Mantis and Bugzilla and I'd also take JIRA over those. JIRA is the best bug tracking software I've used since I left Microsoft, which was over a decade ago. Sometimes I still miss Raid, particularly it's abili
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by meej 11y ago
Also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lesser_Seattle
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by meej 11y ago
Women will also take most of the blame if they suffer negative consequences from walking alone at night. People say things like, "Well, she shouldn't have been walking alone at night, it's dangerous." (Perhaps another
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by meej 11y ago
Graph paper is also great for making tidy indented lists/outlines. I took notes on an iPad with Notability for about a year, and the graph papers made it very easy to keep notes organized when stuff scrolls off the screen. These days,
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by meej 11y ago
Last I knew, Apple licenses Gracenote's MusicID for acoustic signature matching in iTunes and iTunes Match, it's not technology they themselves possess. So perhaps the rationale is a licensing issue.
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by meej 11y ago
It sounds like you might be a short sleeper. http://www.sleepeducation.com/sleep-disorders-by-category/in...
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by meej 11y ago
I've seen these at the PDX airport and nowhere else. I would love it if they'd become more common.
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by meej 11y ago
When I was a tourist in Rome I didn't know what they were for at first. After some research I became an enthusiastic Nasoni user. I really like the trick where you plug the end and the water comes out of a hole on top of the spout li
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by meej 11y ago
I've seen them used as birdbaths, and people let their dogs drink from them. It doesn't make me terribly excited about drinking from them myself.
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by meej 11y ago
Outside Magazine did a great article about the Cascadia Subduction Zone a few years ago. http://www.outsideonline.com/1819046/totally-psyched-full-ri...
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by meej 11y ago
a private browsing window worked for me.
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by meej 11y ago
Bend is lovely. I'm curious, what was it like finding a place to live? Bend is somewhat notorious right now for it's <1% rental vacancy rates, which may be the lowest in the country. There was a news story earlier this year

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