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901.
by moltar 6y ago
Similar situations happen in many places around the world. Factory workers are usually not well educated and they don’t handle money well. A perfect example is Alberta oil sands. Many workers are extremely well paid. Most of them just spend
902.
by moltar 6y ago
Of course, because as soon as they do that, they’ll start planning to phase out humans as much as possible. It’s clear that we are on the cusp of total automation. Moving a factory to US is probably just more costly than to pay employees $1
903.
by moltar 6y ago
Some people don’t have luxury of good sleep. Health issues, babies.
904.
by moltar 6y ago
Hey, which oxymeter do you use? Thank you.
905.
by moltar 6y ago
A lot of good info here: https://youtu.be/tIuj-oMN-Fk
906.
by moltar 6y ago
It’s ok, I’ll get used to it.
907.
by moltar 6y ago
Why not? The cheapest click you can get is $0.05, which is nearly impossible. But let’s say it was possible, it’d be 100 million.
908.
by moltar 6y ago
Looks great. Feature req: snapping to grid
909.
by moltar 6y ago
Yeah, it’s still being used. I’ve just wrapped up a greenfield project for a major telecom equipment provider.
910.
by moltar 6y ago
I wrote an extremely light, dependency free NPM package that also has a CLI version. https://github.com/moltar/pwnedpasswords
911.
by moltar 6y ago
I use Feedly with Reeder app.
912.
by moltar 6y ago
My parents live within 15 minute drive from the “Silicon Valley of Canada” aka Kanata. It is a major telco equipment hub. They don’t have internet service available.
913.
by moltar 6y ago
I’ve been using GH for over a about a decade. I didn’t even know that trending feature existed. Maybe the author is evaluating the tool by a wrong metric?
914.
Navigator.sendBeacon() Is Broken(volument.com)
2 points by moltar 6y ago|0 comments
915.
by moltar 6y ago
I’m also a long time solarized fan. I try new themes once in a while, but always return to good old Solarized Light.
916.
by moltar 6y ago
Yup same here. I just can’t do dark mode at all. I’ve tried multiple times, using different themes. It’s jarring and too contrast-y on my eyes, which is distracting and I can’t scan the code fast because of it. How’s your eye sight? Last ti
917.
by moltar 6y ago
Beef noodle soup yummm
918.
by moltar 6y ago
You become a commodity only if you choose to. It’s your responsibility to avoid that. A construction worker is a commodity. A construction worker that does church restorations from a specific era isn’t.
919.
by moltar 6y ago
Can you recommend a sprinting regimen?
920.
by moltar 6y ago
I’d agree with their judgement. But I think it’s very subjective. Different parts of the world have different averages. To me the Toyota range is like this: - Yaris: compact - Corolla: mid sized - Camry: full size
921.
by moltar 6y ago
I don’t think JR had ever claimed anything as absolutely harmless. But he did compare harm rates, for example of alcohol, which is perfectly legal and is sold in abundance EVEN during this health crisis and weed.
922.
by moltar 6y ago
Every major Corp is getting intel. This has always been the case and will always be the case.
923.
by moltar 6y ago
I’m in the same boat. Everything I’ve tried has only a marginal effect but on improving quality.
924.
by moltar 6y ago
Sad to see that bundled packages with shareable config are still not supported :(
925.
by moltar 6y ago
Doubt it. Andorra’s official numbers are still under 100k residents even counting the for-tax-purposes residents. There are for sure not 15k devs there. I’ve been to Andorra and visited a few meetups. They had very few people in attendance.
926.
by moltar 6y ago
Wondering what that means for their new Montreal office. They erected this whole new building in a trendy area.
927.
by moltar 6y ago
The difference in function with the buffet is that buffets are self serve. But the main difference for me is the quality. Buffets are always underwhelming. The food is basic and barely palatable. While cafeterias have a pretty solid quality
928.
by moltar 6y ago
I was going to post the same thing. If anything, it’s more the reverse.
929.
by moltar 6y ago
If we want convenience and scale, we need more cafeteria style restaurants. Everything is cooked in bulk, you walk in and choose visually what you want. This is very popular in post Soviet countries. There doesn’t need to be a compromise on
930.
by moltar 7y ago
The title confused me. I thought the summary would expressed in seconds, like Unix epoch time.

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