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murph-almighty
6y ago
I have not been following the "live in NY but not too long" mantra, for sure
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I don't think I've heard of that team, sadly
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There's a lot to unpack here. I agree with your critique of the "curriculum" gatekeeping setup that a lot of theaters have, and it does give off a weird moneygrabbing vibe. _However_, - space costs money - shows are almost al
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6y ago
Space is a _huge_ consumer of income, and Magnet has already lost its practice space that they basically couldn't use in KTown. If they lose their theater space it'd be pretty fucked. I think the economics are a little weird as we
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6y ago
It's toxic, yes, but recruiters seem convinced this is how you get quality software hires, and so we get stuck playing the game.
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6y ago
Broadly speaking, leetcode is a broad set of challenging coding problems that usually have to do with data structures/algorithms and O(n) optimization, that are often presented without much real-world context that relates to the job yo
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6y ago
In-person improv is one of the things I miss the most with the pandemic. Fortunately a lot of enthusiasts have adapted with web technologies and have been streaming shows on Zoom- I joined a team recently that has actually never performed i
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6y ago
"duty to irritatingly and creepily pester you to buy things"
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6y ago
Is it irrational for me, an asthmatic who uses budesonide daily, to be worried that the cost of this drug is going to skyrocket and make my prescriptions expensive?
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6y ago
For those reticent to click on their work computers but morbidly curious, can someone describe the image?
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6y ago
You ever see Taxi Driver? Apparently that movie's depiction of NYC in the 70s was not that far off from reality, and it's jarring.
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6y ago
Jesus I just had this exact same thought. I wonder if that director ever considered retrying his original concept... With that said I think a lot of the pedantics of "but IS doping really happening in international sports" going o
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6y ago
I'm really curious about the macro political effects too- if a surge of CA-based liberal leaning tech workers move to Texas, is Texas purple?
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6y ago
I'd imagine if you're at that point you're just Kitboga-ing it and trying to fuck with them to make them suffer dollar-wise for the time you've lost while doing something more productive or entertaining in the background
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6y ago
CS:GO is also going to trend downward soon with the release of Valorant, which is basically the same game with a few superpowers attached. All my friends who played GO switched over, they're attracting a pro scene, I think it's on
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6y ago
I have a strong suspicion that the Works Progress Administration may come about if Biden wins the election. There's a lot of bridges going into disrepair, new transit projects we _should_ pursue- not to say that everyone employed by th
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6y ago
Highkey why I decided to move out of my parent's place after almost 2 years of a similar 4-hour commute day. I had no life, no friends, and it actually drove my relationship at the time into the shitter. Doesn't help that rent in
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6y ago
Aside from actually live watching the feed I feel like it'd be pretty easy to hide an LED
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I'm debating creating a rig with IR LEDs to confuse cameras, is this a worthwhile endeavor?
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And this is how you piss off a bunch of 18-23 year olds who may have had foreign friends impacted by this. Maybe this gets the youth vote out?
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6y ago
Honestly why do banks accept this collateral when underwriting a loan? Stocks are known to be volatile, aren't there more stable assets you should collateralize (e.g. inventory, real estate)?
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6y ago
I wrote a generic bash function to spin up a mongodb instance called `mongo`. I couldn't resist adding `echo "Mongo only pawn in game of life"`
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I agreed with you at first but that argument could also be used to justify malicious behavior- e.g. I'm a fossil fuel executive who knows that fossil fuels are dying so I'm going to delay that as much as possible by using my money
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7y ago
What's going on in Mississippi?
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Secondhand story: I briefly interned with a state judiciary's IT department around 2015 and got to get lunch with the CIO. He described to me how most court filings in the state had been manual prior to 2008 when the mortgage crisis hi
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Mark my words, the stories of "Corona patient hit with $100k" bill _will_ lead to a push for M4A.
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Why is this comment being downvoted?
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I just want to point out that "protecting the people exchanging securities" by extension also means "people who trust money managers to exchange securities on their behalf", which would include most people with a 401k or
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There _are_ social outlets in the church and sometimes ancillary to the church (e.g. Knights of Columbus) depending on how social your church is and how hard you're looking for social opportunities. However, I also get that Catholics c
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Literally yesterday we had an issue with someone trying to piggyback into the office behind an employee who had badged in. Said person was intoxicated and removed his pants in the elevator, so it was immediately apparent there was a problem
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