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by msarrel 4y ago
How come people are still getting sick? It's been 2 years and we don't want to think about this anymore. It just doesn't make any sense that people who are ignoring covid are getting covid.
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by msarrel 4y ago
I use camtasia from tech Smith. Really easy and still powerful.
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by msarrel 4y ago
Not an answer to the question, but pertinent. I'm hiring and I recently extended an offer to someone and that person responded by saying it wasn't enough money. Our HR department and I went through all the different salary surveys
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by msarrel 4y ago
Our utilities sold us. Cal Am water and Greenwaste.
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by msarrel 4y ago
Wow! That's a lot of damage to graves. They should be ashamed of themselves.
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by msarrel 4y ago
My thinking is that we're approaching this from what we would like to do, and our bosses are approaching this from what is of the most monetary value. They're paying rent. They really don't care if the software development bu
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by msarrel 5y ago
I can't stop laughing. I was going to open the comment section and say there are no tricks, you just need to decrease your caloric intake and increase your caloric expenditure. But this comment thread is so full of tricks it's hys
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by msarrel 5y ago
What a strange article! No one's ignoring immunity from infection, it's what half the world is counting on. Perhaps new ones talking about it and that leads the author to conclude that we're ignoring it, but no one's tal
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by msarrel 5y ago
I believe the headline should read "inactivates a great percentage of the covid that passes through it"
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by msarrel 5y ago
I was about to comment exactly what you commented, thank you.
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by msarrel 5y ago
I work at a technology company and I have at various times been in an evangelism or a technical marketing role. I know it's not the same thing as dreaming in code, but I frequently wake up in the morning with a great idea for something
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by msarrel 5y ago
I guess when they get new jobs they metastasize.
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by msarrel 5y ago
We've been "near guinea worm eradication" for 25 years.
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by msarrel 5y ago
Yes. When working remotely it's really hard to be involved in all the back channel hidden conversations that result in upward mobility.
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by msarrel 5y ago
I'm not sure this qualifies as a life hack, but it has been really helpful to me. Now that all of my interactions with my co-workers are over zoom, I have adopted a technique where I simply imagine that I'm watching a funny show a
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by msarrel 5y ago
It's fascinating to me that Donald Trump's message was horrifying, but when biden's message is just the same, we're totally ready to ignore this because it's just the flu and the economy is more important than our l
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by msarrel 5y ago
That fuel what?
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by msarrel 5y ago
When I stopped drinking 9 years ago, I discovered that those drinking buddies aren't actually friends. In fact, what I discovered was that almost everyone I knew wasn't actually my friend. What a relationships revolve around getti
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by msarrel 5y ago
It means what marketing teams want it to mean at the time they're saying it.
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by msarrel 5y ago
I write blog posts, brings in some money, and I can do it in my free time.
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The NBA and NFL Surrender to Vaccine Refusers(theatlantic.com)
3 points by msarrel 5y ago|2 comments
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by msarrel 5y ago
It ends up being close to impossible to enforce these licenses.
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by msarrel 5y ago
She really got lucky here. Imagine how much worse it would be if she went for a tiddlywink test and found covid.
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by msarrel 5y ago
I'm sorry this had to happen to you. I know how it feels because something like this happened to me. And it happened to me at a silicon valley startup. Except the story ended differently, it ended up with me quitting. They were so angr
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by msarrel 5y ago
Interesting article. I thought I was the only one. I put up with my parents' opinions and orders for my entire life because I thought I had to. Then I got married, and within a few months they tried to pull the same tricks on my wife.
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by msarrel 5y ago
It never ceases to amaze me how Wall Street thinks every pipeline needs to flow through Excel. I couldn't believe it 20 years ago and it's even harder to believe today.
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Migrating from HDFS to Object Storage – HDFS:// to s3a://(blog.min.io)
2 points by msarrel 5y ago|0 comments
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by msarrel 5y ago
Stay strong, trains is hard job. https://i.redd.it/ayn3rx657eo11.jpg
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by msarrel 5y ago
We used to have a lot of comments, as in hundreds, that said "update this comment with more professional language" and this was 2 years after we were in production.
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by msarrel 5y ago
I'm disappointed at how widespread this seems to be. My mother died earlier this year. When I asked my boss at our series b startup for leave her response was, "do you really need this much time, its the end of the quarter."

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