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by nhumrich 7y ago
> I think most people who like playing video games would have some sort of video game playing hardware, yes. False. Almost everyone who owns a smartphone plays videogames now. The mobile game market is huge. A lot of people dont own hard
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by nhumrich 7y ago
While I really appreciate the conclusion and goals of the study, I wonder how accurate this test really is. Imagine your boss told you, "we are going to test out 4 hour work weeks". You are naturally going to be productive during
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by nhumrich 7y ago
I dont think so. The question askers and answers arent expected to do anything, and you could argue they are doing it out of their own self interest, which is the whole point of the site. In other words, they are the customers. Moderators
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by nhumrich 7y ago
I had the versa (v1) and it didnt have AOD, but you would install watch faces that allowed it and battery was like half a day, if that. So while I dont doubt your claims, I gave up on Fitbit before the versa 2. The buttons also dont do mu
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by nhumrich 7y ago
The word require was never actually used, so not sure how it can be a key word.
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by nhumrich 7y ago
Natural is not always better. Human behavior on average doesn't actually respond well to direct criticism. Our flight or fight responses kick in ("uggh fine" or deflecting) and cause us to handle the situation in suboptimal w
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by nhumrich 7y ago
NVC is for finding mutual purpose. A classroom setting, the goal is to encourage students to push themselves. Their is no mutual purpose. Their goal of staying silent and doing as little as possible directly opposes your goal of wanting the
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by nhumrich 7y ago
The formulas are to help us internalize the behavior. Having a crucial conversation is behavior change. We need to change ourselves. The formula helps us see the paths to change. Overtime, as you apply the formula, the underlying behavior s
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by nhumrich 7y ago
A network dependency is not a build dependency. Protobuf files should be copy pasted, not referenced directly. Saying you need a single repo to build correctly for your network dependencies is like saying you cant use a third party system (
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by nhumrich 7y ago
There are two kinds of languages. Those that people complain about, and those that nobody uses.
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The cons to multi repo are all anti patterns for microservices anyway. If you're doing microservices you shouldn't have build dependencies on other projects. The should only call eachother at a network level.
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by nhumrich 7y ago
I find it funny, that in effort to "catch criminals", government tries to pass laws to make things those criminals do, illegal. If you make encryption illegal, its not going to stop the human trafficker from using it. They are al
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by nhumrich 7y ago
You dont understand patents. You cant patent an idea. You patent a specific way to do something. For example, you cant patent a mop, but you can patent a specific design of a mop, a way to build it. You cant patent encryption but you can p
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by nhumrich 7y ago
This article doesn't answer the headline statement. It just says people like it, would recommend it, and that record is in the rise. Simple survey stuff. Doesn't actually ever attempt to answer the question "why" people
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by nhumrich 7y ago
I wish the insistance on devops not being a role, because of pedantics, would die. Yes we all know devops is a culture. But we also know its a role. Someone has to drive the culture. HR people are now calling themselves people operations, s
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by nhumrich 7y ago
That's a false assumption. Credit monitoring is not about monitoring the accounts your currently have, that's covered be there lenders insurance. It's too cover new accounts under your name, which you didn't actually sig
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by nhumrich 7y ago
I think you just summed up politics for me, and why it seems more divided than it should be.
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You could add a tunnel via iptables to just route one port on localhost to another ip
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Interestingly enough, duck duck go does way better at that search term than google does
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by nhumrich 7y ago
To be fair, it's open source software that makes the maintainers of it $0 of profit. Its closer to a form of art than it is a product. It might just be they don't actually care to gain adoption or "win the market".
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While I don't disagree with the people wanting to change the name here, I cant help but realize that they are essentially bullying the maintainers. The maintainers are people who spend their free time to work on a project they never ge
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by nhumrich 7y ago
Public companies? Sure. Private companies and individuals? No. They can have good reasons to keep their finances private. Just think about how much profiling will happen about a person if you were able to look up their finances first. This
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by nhumrich 7y ago
The article is true, you just interpreted it incorrectly. > Will be available this month It doesn't say "right now"
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by nhumrich 7y ago
I've had a polygraph before while interviewing for a security clearance position. The questions they asked were pretty standard such as "are you a terrorist" and things. I could unequivocally answer the questions without a th
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"python doesnt offer a rich standard library" Python is usually considered one of the richest standard libraries out there. Yes, the is no standard way to get this one edgecase, but every language has warts and things like that.
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by nhumrich 7y ago
You can use single-spa to do this while still having a "spa" and not using iframes. https://github.com/CanopyTax/single-spa Disclaimer: I work at CanopyTax
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Single spa is one option
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Why not?
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Even if not, disney owns a lot of content.
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Except the problem is that 99% of authors on medium dont get paid. So it's not really about authors wanting to be paid.

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