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by mrj 3y ago
Hm mine is ansi, maybe it's different now or by size.
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by mrj 3y ago
My old laptop was a System 76 Gazelle with an Nvidia card, never had any problems with it. I am busy and just left the stock PopOS on there, worked fine. My current is a Tuxedo Computers Pulse 15 II, with an AMD card. I love this laptop.
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by mrj 3y ago
Just as I look at that person and consider how scrappy and determined they must have been to get a start in an industry that's not terribly friendly to juniors. I know because I did it. Then earned a degree later that filled in some ga
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by mrj 3y ago
Confirmed, happily. My step-kids from my previous marriage are reaching this age and after several years of grunt-only communication, suddenly they are back in my life. It was obviously hard for them and lots of things happened that were ou
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by mrj 3y ago
Imagine if they could sell a copy of Windows for each legacy app or game you want to run, instead of the one copy running the hardware...
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by mrj 3y ago
Interesting, but I don't think it's really a fit: > Management by objectives (MBO) is a process in which a manager and an employee agree on specific performance goals and then develop a plan to reach them. I can say that never
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by mrj 3y ago
> Can you give specifics? Does it primarily apply to people in heavily authoritarian-type management cultures? I don't expect that persuasion and gradually building consensus are big themes. The Marines think about leadership very d
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by mrj 3y ago
This! I won't buy a Windows OS to run stuff because rebooting is annoying and I end up rarely ever actually dual booting. But I'd pay good money for a Windows Classic library on Linux.
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by mrj 3y ago
Ah.. yes, true. I live in SoCal. :)
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by mrj 3y ago
Simple, you just wash the whole comforter and live happy and clean without ever having to deal with a duvet. I wish I had done it sooner.
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by mrj 3y ago
I am perfectly capable of being distracted and inattentive without a phone. I don't think there's any good way to ensure people are paying attention to the whole long landing and take-off sequence when it's basically always b
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by mrj 3y ago
I'm not familiar with Rocksdb but if it's just a KV store you want, I'd probably just use Redis with compression. It is hard to beat. Otherwise, Timescaledb offers compressible table chunks using table inheritance. It's
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by mrj 3y ago
Oh it's so much worse than opening speed. Paramount+ is straight unusable on every platform I tried, the Android reviews show I'm not the only one. It crashes, fails to load, kicks your dog, you name it. Can't be used. Peacoc
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by mrj 3y ago
I use containers with SideBerry for this. I have panels dedicated to google accounts (broadly: work, other and personal). When I'm in a panel and click a link it opens correctly with the right container and corresponding auth. It'
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by mrj 3y ago
It looks like their service only works on MacOS, which means they're probably just using the local iMessage db like others have done. They're not integrating with the API or providing access for other platforms, it's a totall
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by mrj 3y ago
Director of Engineering and got a couple reports. It was a silly title but having a team made sense given our structure, I had just been focused on the technical work.
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by mrj 3y ago
I've been bought out by a French company twice in my career and worked closely with developers in Paris for years, and at least in my experience, this is still very much the case. There wasn't a track for senior IC and at the time
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by mrj 3y ago
I would bet that they were thinking about colocating and would need to have secured intra-service communication anyhow. In Google this is transparent but at a (probably yet identified facility) it'd be up to them to provide.
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by mrj 3y ago
Why not unload it though and transport by rail? The canals were built for a different world, before there were containers and giant ports for offloading. Serious question, surely it's expensive to unload but so is waiting for the canal
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by mrj 3y ago
I didn't say it was simple.. but over two decades of struggle seems more than enough experience to justify it.
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by mrj 3y ago
She's been struggling with bad debt since 2001! I read this and can't help wondering _why_ she's still paying debt. Her credit score is already bad and not going to improve by paying off debts (it'll still be on her hist
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by mrj 3y ago
Try NoMachine, it's been around for a long time and works great on all of my devices
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by mrj 3y ago
Similarly, does Google suspend payment accounts to get your driver's license photo? Google knows FULL WELL that the card is valid through the month but locks any payment account associated with it a month prior. I suspect there's
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by mrj 3y ago
Ha yeah we used to have to sneak in Postgres apps back in day. Some banks were indeed cooler than others.
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by mrj 3y ago
This is what I came here to say. For example, I'm working on an project now that long ago added a "sellable things" store that used plain sql. There are many, many stores like this one, but it did some logic to figure out wha
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by mrj 3y ago
Mine's inflatable and supports up to a 6 hp engine. It's mostly about the strength of the transom. Speed isn't the goal so planing isn't what I was getting at. If the a wind driven fire is pushing down on you so fast tha
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by mrj 3y ago
Yeah... I'm very worried you'd get blown out to sea. Paddling in high winds like that isn't really going to work and with winds come swells. You'll be in poor visibility due to smoke and a small craft is hard to see as i
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by mrj 3y ago
As with anything truly cool, it was cool long before most people noticed. I have been using Postgres on and off since ~7.2 and it has always been amazing. Being known as cool takes time.
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by mrj 3y ago
Ah yeah good point. Mine is a $600 dinghy from Costco, also inflatable. That's what I'd envisioned using. I'd highly, highly recommend an engine bigger than you think you'll need.
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by mrj 3y ago
The roads are small in Hawaii and take it from a Californian, don't get stuck on them trying to leave before a fire. This is 100% a good idea. Just make sure your fuel doesn't go bad and engine can sustain you in adverse winds (as

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