merrywhether

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by merrywhether 11y ago
Testing windows? As basically the lone user of Safari on the various teams I've worked on, I've learned that you're lucky if people test on anything but Chrome for Mac.
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by merrywhether 11y ago
I agree with the other comments: we don't have a free market now and health coverage comes with huge amounts of moral hazard for both providers and patients. Veterinary medicine is something operates in a truly free market environment,
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by merrywhether 11y ago
One way to push ads into a more palatable direction would be to have a browser that goes much farther beyond current ad blocking. I'm thinking closing all 3rd party domain connections after 2 seconds of loading time and/or turning
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by merrywhether 11y ago
After working in healthcare myself for a while, I've always wanted to see it be a service that was paid for by the customer directly (at least hypothetically). This concept of not knowing costs would be completely unacceptable in any o
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by merrywhether 11y ago
As someone about to make this decision from outside of SF and with less knowledge about the market there, I'm curious to know what you think an SF "market-level" salary would be. Would you mind elaborating?
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by merrywhether 11y ago
Regarding your first point, he addresses that in the next section: "The composes keyword says that .normal includes all the styles from .common, much like the @extends keyword in Sass. But while Sass rewrites your CSS selectors to make
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by merrywhether 11y ago
I'm always struck by the strange cognitive dissonance US law has for corporate whistleblowers vs governmental whistleblowers. How can you recognize the value of one while dismissing the value of the other? It's not like a whistleb
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by merrywhether 11y ago
I think the coin-flip analogy comes from the idea that once an officer thought you had drugs, he/she was about 55% right (not accounting for false negatives). The dog alerted most of the time, thus allowing for search to confirm or den