mrunkel

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by mrunkel 7y ago
Is it truly so hard to understand that what is the best action for oneself isn't necessarily the best action for the community (however one defines community)? American companies want to sell their products in China. Quite often that
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by mrunkel 7y ago
Because it is often the only way to gain entrance into the Chinese market.
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by mrunkel 7y ago
It's been that way for a long time: http://openbsd-archive.7691.n7.nabble.com/Oddly-high-load-av...
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by mrunkel 7y ago
it's a shared object file. Basically a pre-compiled set of functions. For example libc is a .so file. In windows, think .DLL.
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by mrunkel 7y ago
I'm guessing it is 23andMe.
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by mrunkel 7y ago
For shits and giggles: $ python3 Python 3.7.4 (default, Sep 7 2019, 18:27:02) [Clang 10.0.1 (clang-1001.0.46.4)] on darwin Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more
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by mrunkel 7y ago
Shit happens. At least with Amazon it's super easy to make a return (at least here in Germany).
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by mrunkel 7y ago
Removing the repos seems to be a bit much especially since he is planning on making them private and then deleting them. Why not just leave them in place if you're burned out and see if anyone is willing to take over maintainership. Gi
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by mrunkel 7y ago
The manner in which it takes instructions and returns results is the User Interface. That's what the person you are responding to is talking about. UI = User Interface which is the interface between the User and the Program GUI = Graph
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by mrunkel 7y ago
I get it. The threat of being unemployed is daunting, especially when you have a family to provide for. However, you're allowing them to take advantage of you and imagining consequences far worse than are likely to be. Next time you s
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by mrunkel 7y ago
This reminds me of when I gave an tour of the software development company I was working for (we had about 250 employees at the time) and his reaction was "so many people, but you guys don't produce _anything_". He was right,
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by mrunkel 7y ago
Read the post you are replying to again, you're not disagreeing with each other.
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by mrunkel 7y ago
cookie cutter format means that they all conform to one of a limited number of molds. ie, this is your teen learns about sex movie, this is your young man discover super power movie, this is your boy meets girl movie, etc. I'm not sure
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by mrunkel 7y ago
Thanks for taking the time to answer. Yeah, you arrived at the root of my question which was how do you share with your team, especially in a closely held startup.. I probably would have been better served directly asking the question. ;)
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by mrunkel 7y ago
Nice article. Well written and with just enough detail. I am curious though if the team also had equity in the company?
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by mrunkel 7y ago
Why do you think this? He was engaged in what was legal on a local basis. Where is the risk to his security clearance? Blackmail is out since the behavior was clearly public. Do his two puffs on a joint indicate some sort of allegiance to
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by mrunkel 7y ago
The idea that what a CEO does on his own time would somehow reflect on a drug-free workplace is pretty farfetched. Is the CEO of Boeing a teetotaler? If not, should we launch an investigation? There might very well be drinking in the workp
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by mrunkel 7y ago
I'm sorry, I have no idea what you're trying to say. Is Jeff a personal friend of yours?
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by mrunkel 7y ago
They are completely different. It's like saying "we don't hire people in Alabama" and "we don't hire black people". Are those two statements equivalent? There very well may be real reasons not to hire peop
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by mrunkel 7y ago
the David is in Florence, Italy. But other than that, I agree with your comment.
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by mrunkel 7y ago
By this logic, shouldn't the people posting questions also be considered illegal volunteers?
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by mrunkel 7y ago
The old joke was "We know 50% of our ad buy money is wasted in newspapers, we just don't know which 50%." Now they know, and they also know the amount of waste is much higher. This plus the destruction of classified ads has h
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by mrunkel 7y ago
This, like so many extreme opinions, is just wrong. An advertisement that happens to reach someone who has a problem that your product solves isn't a scam. It is a way to get that person to know about your solution.
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by mrunkel 7y ago
> Pretending to be a bigger company than you are is not fraud, it's perception management. That's some pretty fancy doublespeak right there. No. I'm sorry, but this is flat out lying. You can rationalize it all you like,
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by mrunkel 7y ago
https://www.nytco.com/press/erinmichelle-perri-joins-the-tim... Yeah, NY Times agrees with you. They have a CISO.
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by mrunkel 7y ago
I believe the comment you responded to was facetious.
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by mrunkel 7y ago
You don't need a developer license to write software on OS X.
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by mrunkel 7y ago
What I understood was that in the future Ardan Labs would provide paid support for Caddy. Light Code Labs would receive financial support directly from Ardan Labs. Since Ardan Labs is already in the support business, this would allow them
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by mrunkel 7y ago
Kids these days, am I right? https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1178308065268920320.html I find it annoying too, but some people really like twitter/have an established following there.
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by mrunkel 7y ago
No. They do this because they know if they just ask their question you'll ignore it because it's not important. If they say "Hi" and wait for you to respond, now you're engaged and it's harder to ignore after t

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