monksy

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by monksy 5y ago
Or they're trying to get me to use Javascript.
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by monksy 5y ago
Oh I miss hipmunks flight picker. I loved the way you can visualize the times.
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by monksy 5y ago
Let's not forget what else Twitter burried: Blogs. There was a really good opportunity to create communities and really bring on unified connections between blogs. But big money really wanted to centralize it and monitize it.
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by monksy 5y ago
Thank you for saying this. I was going to say the same but in a shorter and more incendiary manner. The only thing I full heartedly disagree with you is on the fire fast part. It's a lot better to move them into another department.. so
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by monksy 5y ago
> just cheap knockoff stuff. By that you mean overpriced dropshipping from aliexpress.
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by monksy 5y ago
> Riced desktops? Gone. Custom made productivity apps? Gone. Simple bash scripts to move files around and do backups? Gone. Distro hopping? Extra gone. New JS frameworks? Gone but with napalm. Making your own programming language? Not go
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by monksy 5y ago
Fundamental Knowledge that are productivity multipliers: This is go against the grain, but ignoring these kinds of generalized list. These things are very non-contextual and can be bad advice without the context they were meant for. It&#x27
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by monksy 5y ago
I think that a lot of society has changed for the worse given the freedom and aggressive adoption of tech companies "disrupting." (What I mean is: They're given the ability to try to aggressively make money at all costs and f
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by monksy 5y ago
> how do we know that this works? Well when they're locked up.. they can't go to walgreens and steal a bucket of tidepods. Sources: No unfortunately I don't. Most of the articles I've seen on this tend to have a bias
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by monksy 5y ago
The lack of prosecution means that they continue to do that. Having a low stock on things at the store for known shoplifting sends a signal to the people at the store that there are 2 prices for their goods: Pay nothing or pay the price on
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by monksy 5y ago
Want to go into the experience that is the near by Target?
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by monksy 5y ago
From the drug selling, I wonder how much this guy pays tax on the sell. I wonder what his power bill is.
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by monksy 5y ago
This is the copy/paste response I got from Duckworth: (Which is disappointing) Thank you for contacting me about S. 3538, Eliminating Abusive and Rampant Neglect of Interactive Technologies (EARN IT) Act of 2022. I appreciate you takin
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by monksy 5y ago
I'm referring to java the language not the JVM. > AWS is going to be offering Clojure SDKs? If enough people are using Clojure and it's nicer than using the aws-java-sdk. yes. Scala has a pretty big ecosystem. There are lots of
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by monksy 5y ago
I don't understand why people still use Java these days. It feels like Java has become Spring. (Mostly producing spring developers) Alternative languages have branched off of the language and have succeeded with great buy in. (Clojure,
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by monksy 5y ago
Why shouldn't they provide services? It's just easier for them to drunk drive and kill others.
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by monksy 5y ago
:thumbsup: No worries.. I just get tired of the arguement that "well you get these things for free if you put yourself through a subscription" (That same arguement exists on the PSN and their "free games")
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by monksy 5y ago
If you have to pay a subscription and that's the only way to play the classics there.. that's not free
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by monksy 5y ago
Was she feeling the spirit and didn't feel the proposal was necessary? (This is a reference to her response when she ignored the city's indoor masking requirements, and then doubled down.. because "she was in the spirit and s
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by monksy 5y ago
Machine learning isn't for SWEs. It's for data scienctists and in a limited sense of Data Engineers.
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by monksy 5y ago
Having worked with a few people that went from testing->upgraded to dev.. there are some large gaps in software composition, design, and stances. It's not imposible to go from testing to dev.. but it really depends on the person&#x2
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by monksy 5y ago
(Chicago reporting here) > A scooter on the road is a net gain to safety. But a scooter on a sidewalk is a net loss. And that's how they (and bikers) use those things aggressively. They have no concerns for the people who have the r
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by monksy 5y ago
Oh they do. I worked for a place that decided to start doing quarterly layoffs. Their approval raiting for the ceo was 80%, recommend to a friend in the 60%s. The reviews were vague but still pointed out staginating business and one even me
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by monksy 5y ago
> its prominent characters, as you might expect, have reputations for being interpersonally difficult [1]. Collectively they've been labeled "data thugs" [2] and accused of "methodological terrorism" [3] Ahh the
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by monksy 5y ago
Are they still giving out those decoder cards?
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by monksy 5y ago
I can guarantee you there are a lot of people really upset with him. A lot of those kinds of studies are "this makes me feel good and this is the world I want to see" types. No consideration of the negative outcomes of bad info, b
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by monksy 5y ago
Just wait till you get a cold text from them. For me: Linkedin inmail->email->cold text within 3 minutes. When I told the guy that was pretty unprofessional. His response "it's just text mate". Escalated to jeff at amaz
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by monksy 5y ago
I talked with a mortaging company that's pretty big after hearing a friend's experience. Got through with the first interview. A recruiter at a third party firm heard about this and called me up: "I thought I told you about t
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by monksy 5y ago
> When you contact someone who does not represent you, you're sort of stepping outside the bounds of the democratic structure. You're also consuming resources that are apportioned to a legislative district that's not your
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by monksy 5y ago
yeppppppp That's the downside of living in IL and it being mostly a D voting base.

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