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mgkimsal
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mgkimsal
3y ago
They're not the only ones.
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I met a couple of their folks on site last week in Raleigh at the All Things Open conference. Saw a couple quick demos, and... it's not for me. But I can see the benefits, and many other folks stopping by the booth seemed to get the
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I'm in a fairly rural area. Our library system doesn't have much. However, just across the county line is a much more populated county with a lot more ... of everything in their library system. Turns out I can 'join'
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3y ago
Buying songtradr to complement bandcamp might have been a better option, because they could then be making revenue from any other game that licensed via songtradr. ?
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3y ago
> Songtradr is talking up using its licensing prowess to give opportunities to Bandcamp artists — including licensing on Epic games. So... Epic sells bandcamp, a profitable business unit, to another entity which will then sell bandcamp a
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3y ago
Why not both? I would not be surprised to find the banks already sell that data to other entities anyway (directly or indirectly). I end up buying perhaps $100 of hooch per year; unsure I personally care if anyone knows, but yes, for some
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> How is categorization of transactions accomplished? Ideally, I want autocategorization based on my own previously categorized transactions, since the bulk of my transactions are repeats at the same merchants. One of my aggregators cate
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3y ago
> For Church & Dwight (Arm and Hammer brand manufacturer) to not only increase the price by at least 35% with shrinkflation, I wonder where the extra profit are going toward. That assumes there's extra profits. They also have t
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3y ago
I do understand it happens. I may not have had as many ghostings as you, but have had some. In those cases, generally, I wasn't in any mad dash to jump/switch, so I didn't put as much emphasis on being ghosted as you probab
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3y ago
"I haven't been able to find any work since 2022" Are you looking for work or looking for a full time w2 job situation? Market is down all around, but you might want to explore freelance or contracting if you haven't e
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3y ago
I used to own a lot of albums and CDs. Worked in a music store, and would get new albums often. Even after that, music was... a big part of life. As I got older, I got fewer albums, as other things took precedence. I subscribed to Spotif
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3y ago
And I think that's been around for at least 8 years - I remember looking at it in 2015 - or maybe 2016(?). Was working with a small startup that needed a small bit of hosting, and they were trying to do it all at AWS because... name c
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3y ago
I can't see the old one in the link you sent, only seemingly new.
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3y ago
Benefits are... ? For text searching? I was getting shades of Lucene reading what you were describing, but I may be way off of what your intent was.
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3y ago
This seems to ignore situations where you're coming in to any codebase you didn't write from scratch. Naming and conventions are already established - they're bad. Refactoring entails moving, renaming, consolidating, etc.
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3y ago
"This ice cream isn't going to eat itself" :)
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3y ago
> overly generous executive pay ... it costs me money But how can you prove that? The very justification for generous executive pay is that you couldn't get most people to do that role because it's so demanding and without t
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3y ago
> I've changed the names of things across huge codebases using sed, I've found all instances of things using grep, etc. You're able to change the name of a variable named 'user' without affecting comments or desc
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3y ago
So should I use lang X for one feature, then shuttle that over to lang Y for another language feature, then marshall those results to a third language for its one original feature, then keep going? Or would it be OK to recognize that most e
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3y ago
Don't be so hard on React. It does have some valid niche use cases. ;)
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Working without an IDE, I have less confidence when making potentially impactful changes. Where else is 'foo' used? What are the code paths that lead to method 'x'? If I rename this, will my tests also reference the n
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3y ago
A few years ago, if some angel or 'friend of family' had a few hundred $k sitting around, they were getting 0 return on it. Investing in speculative startup ideas was at least a promise of a return. Now those same startup ideas
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thanks. had hit 'post' too soon, but diving in, i see the emulator aspect of this. looks like it can't run in just the standard 64k though, and needs (much?) more memory?
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3y ago
Is this different from Lunix? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LUnix
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3y ago
Or definitional? A "prepper type", by definition, is one that talks about it (a lot).
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> One scientist learned that smog was a result of automobile emissions as early as 1948 .... That was 56 years after automobiles were first produced. Shortly thereafter ... in 1955 .... They were never given the chance to self regulate.
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and... the cynic in me thinks that the purpose of that research would be to lock it up and prevent anyone from using it, vs actually deploying it and reducing emissions.
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3y ago
> is to allow the free market to utilize the capital that would have gone to fees to further advance our understanding and capabilities What was stopping the 'free market' from utilizing that capital to further advance our unde
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I think that's more to do with you being a freshman and being more easily impressed. Others can say the same thing about 1997, or 2017, from a freshman's point of view. Much of the tech stuff released in 2007 was hype, much as i
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> they can park on the street. If the HOA allows it... ;)
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