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by monksy 6y ago
I paid $8 USD a month for 62gb a month and 600 minutes of international calling. (It was in a country of >1billion people)
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by monksy 6y ago
Wait .. their survival depends on a program they love to devalue and spit in customers' faces with? (Long explaination but look up sky pesos, devaluation charts, PQDs, CC hawking, etc) If anything they've done all that they can to
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by monksy 6y ago
Hacking would probably be a plus for a software enginer. They know how to debug systems. Espionage, theft, and violent crimes... That's a different situation (I don't want someone coming after me after I liter their PR with commen
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by monksy 6y ago
Sony does this big time.
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by monksy 6y ago
It's probably already in github ;) (MS owns github)
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by monksy 6y ago
So when will we start getting pull requests against it?
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by monksy 6y ago
I got less emails from recruiters when I turned off image loading in gmail. It's gotten better. What I suspect that I've found is that recruiters are embeddeding tracking images to indicate if you've looked at the email or no
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by monksy 6y ago
Same with Chicago before. Don't have cash .. oh wait it now magically works.
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by monksy 6y ago
Is it because they want to be reflective of what they see you as? Contractors. My understanding is that Netflix hires/fires agressively. (The entire team gets removed if the project fails) Also there was phrase for it: "Enjoy your
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by monksy 6y ago
Why should he "learn from a situation", and how can you have regrets? The way I see this: 1. He spent $1000 of his own money on something. It was a legal transaction. (Some people spend that on car stuff, others spend this on comp
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by monksy 6y ago
Whens the last time that you had a car door working door, and it fell off when you opened it? (MVP, no tests) [I'm not talking about a worn out car]
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by monksy 6y ago
Not really. The borders still exist and the export controls still exist as well. It's just been tolerated in the last few decades.
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by monksy 6y ago
Should you have to compete for your wage in comparison to individuals from a foreign country with a much lower cost of living? For the most part you can't change your cost of living. (Yes, you can move else where but the delta between
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by monksy 6y ago
I was pointed to this by Naomi Wu: This maybe something that local hacker spaces could pump out: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4588215
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by monksy 6y ago
Theres got to be tons of sellers/makers in shenzhen that are either laughing or dismayed over the lack of tooling for our teachers in response to this.
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by monksy 6y ago
Honestly, I feel that most tech goes this way when you have a monoply. Everything has a nature lifecycle, theres new life, interest, peak, and death/replacement. However, with some of these large corps (i.e. Amazon in this case), they
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by monksy 6y ago
I closed down my meetup group because of the virutal meetups. (No sense in paying meetup.com for anything when the virtual meetups aren't doing well) What I've been sucessful with is limited gatherings on a weekly basis. (That&#x2
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by monksy 6y ago
Kafka is good.. but it requires a lot of good work to get it working well for a pipeline.
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by monksy 6y ago
It's not explored very much because most new developers try to push for greenfield development and they're trying to split everything up even when it doesn't need it. Now we're having multiples of codebases to comb throu
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by monksy 6y ago
> big data That's because it didn't get a chance to mature and to show how it could be powerful. People kept trying to force hadoop into it and call themselves "big data experts" We've gotten a bit more clarity i
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by monksy 6y ago
Got it, you want to make it all but the punishment towards suppression of speech. Mention about the independent country of Taiwan or the autonomy of Hong Kong on radio.. well you've enabled the punishment of said behavior on a very rea
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by monksy 6y ago
This is a very extreme and authoritarian response to a very vocal minority. Who decides what isn't "compliant" with the rules you want to shame them for?
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by monksy 6y ago
Yes. There are different people with vastly different values out there. > Myself and others tried to temper the conversation and return to civility, but they wouldn't have it. You're feeding into their behavior. IMO We're
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by monksy 6y ago
> continuing ed requirement to maintain a license? Why would you gatekeep on something that is mostly a hobby and for volunteers. Putting a continuing ed requirement on that is just going to piss off people. People who build these networ
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by monksy 6y ago
Because the chickens haven't come to roost yet and they're following trends.
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by monksy 6y ago
I would imagine that they're treating this as a spammed feature. (Too many people have marked as this) They do have an obligation to let it finish out it's spend.
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by monksy 6y ago
I agree with you.. however in the global recalc they intentionally ignored the people who were taking the points seriously (for rewards and the like) and said "well they don't matter anyways". We can't reward them for ta
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by monksy 6y ago
Why is this an achievement? In the past the creators of Stackoverflow have come out and they completely devalued the points as a meaningful indicator of comparison. (There was the global recalc and that was one of the things mentioned in th
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by monksy 6y ago
If you already have the connect with the company, comcast can switch it in 20 minutes. (I did a direct move from one comcast to another comcast location)
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by monksy 6y ago
I get 8gb capped 4g and unlimited 3g with page plus for 39$ a month. (unlimited text+calling)

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