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by noxToken 8y ago
I see all of these comments in here telling you that Slack doesn't have a leg to stand on, that you should do your best to stick it to them, that you're in the right, that you should ignore them, etc. Meanwhile, I'm thinking,
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by noxToken 8y ago
> Most people had no business doing the adjustable rate/ negative equity/no doc type of loans. I agree that mortgage lenders, especially those working with builders, pushed people into them You're right, but I'm not
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by noxToken 8y ago
I think another user put it best[0]: > Some people might scoff at the ideas in the article. You took out a loan, only a deadbeat leech would default on that loan and expect to keep their house. Sounds about right, but that assumes we li
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by noxToken 8y ago
> IMO it’s a waste of potential — smart kids are bypassing Computer Science or Engineering for a much less rigorous education. There are some opposing forces at play that students and new grads may not quite understand: Computer Scienc
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by noxToken 8y ago
If the site layouts and design weren't clue enough on how old this is, the high res photo links are 640x480 pixels!
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by noxToken 8y ago
People have been doing client-side development for millennia. That's ancient. Who wants boring offline technology that's locked down from communication with the cloud where hundreds - no, thousands of servers are using algorithms
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by noxToken 8y ago
> This is because government is inherently risk-averse and attracts many working types who are more attracted by stability, consistency and a ‘safe’ job. Obviously governments are varied beasts and there are some ‘funky’, innovative, exc
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by noxToken 8y ago
> he seems prone to analysis paralysis and anxiety about raw ability/intelligence. This is what I also gained, and to me, it says that OP has the ability to solve these problems in much less time. I was a lot like OP when I started
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by noxToken 8y ago
Riot's engineering blog is typically aimed at developers and engineers of all skill levels. They try to make all of their topics approachable. If you're a seasoned veteran, you probably won't get a lot of technical insight fr
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by noxToken 8y ago
I keep mine locally. I have the PlainTasks[0] package installed for Sublime Text. It's a plaintext file with a bit of TODO functionality baked in. When I find something, I note the commit, the line (or block), and why I want to fix it
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by noxToken 8y ago
I was curious, so I did some searching regarding hospitality law. These results are generalized phrasing of the law, so you'd have to search further to get into specifics. IRT the OP, it seemed as if they wanted him to leave the premis
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by noxToken 8y ago
Which is the problem. Everyone knows that I have resources, so everyone wants to use them by packing in every feature without any consideration for how much memory it uses. It's fine if I only wanted to run a browser or only wanted
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by noxToken 8y ago
You make two separate points. There are people who are wrapped up on their phones instead of engaging with their children. That's a separate problem that's not necessarily addressed here. Your other stated problem seems to be with
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by noxToken 8y ago
No. Though seemingly grim, this is actually a good use for technology for people who don't talk too much. I don't speak much. Unless I'm in a group where conversation is free-flowing among all parties, then I'm not sayin
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by noxToken 8y ago
This hit a little too close to home. Interestingly enough, those professors at my alma mater who were abysmal at teaching and lecturing but pulling millions in grants listened to the course feedback cards. They took it to heart that we had
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by noxToken 8y ago
I have never owned an iPhone, thus I didn't know if that was possible. I suppose there's nothing to worry about.
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by noxToken 8y ago
Here's a realistic scenario. I pay for CoolApp. It works fine even though CoolApp2 is live on the store. I get a new phone. I go to download CoolApp, but it's no longer available. If I want to use CoolApp, I must use CoolApp2. I&#
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by noxToken 8y ago
To be fair, the author mentions that they're discussing death for PvE content: > And more specifically, let's talk about losing in a PvE game, either solo or cooperative. And through that lens, the death system for WoW is pre
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by noxToken 8y ago
methods of cooking in Chinese cuisine* The abstract specifically names some scenarios which may not be readily understood: > What is the difference between raw and boiled meat? What is the difference in the physical processes of heat tr
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by noxToken 8y ago
I'm a huge fan of simple meals that don't involve a crock pot. There are so many variations on stir fry, that you can eat a distinctly different tasting meal every day of the week. You can even combine the two to help with meal pr
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by noxToken 8y ago
It's a lot harder to stand out from the crowd these days. You can have a mechanic that does something perfect that makes your game the best among a sea of 20 clones, but rarely in this era are you going to find a game on an island alon
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by noxToken 8y ago
I think there are three problems with most slow cooker recipes. 1.) My hi/low setting probably doesn't match your hi/low setting. From the get go, we're cooking the same meal at two different temperatures. 2.) A lot of r
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by noxToken 8y ago
Because a garbage tutorial isn't necessarily incorrect. The solution in the tutorial might be slow, inefficient, un-optimized, hacky, etc., but if it works when people have been slamming their head on the desk for hours, people will us
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by noxToken 8y ago
This stuck out for me as well. Companies who forget the human element of their employees will be racing against bullshit KPIs where the employees are bullshitting their KPIs to gain freedom. Heat sensors under desk? Throw a hand warmer in t
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by noxToken 8y ago
> If you don't like it, play a different game. It's not that I hate it or the developers for implementing the mechanic. It's that it's not always conducive to a person in a relationship or with children. You can alway
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by noxToken 8y ago
Except not or similar. If you're not giving me the exact same thing that I ordered last night, I want to be informed in a timely manner before I'm charged/the item is shipped.
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by noxToken 8y ago
> For me I have learned that there comes a point when you need to work differently in order to protect your health and family well being. Big salaries are great, but when the price for that is massive amounts of overtime that takes you a
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by noxToken 8y ago
No nicotine for me, but I would make caffeine "dip" pouches out of the coffee packet and napkins that came with MREs. No one ever drank the coffee, so I always has multiple packets on hand. Pour the grounds into the napkin to keep
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by noxToken 8y ago
Not only that, but when they can insert other media from friends/people you follow, it can potentially start a new chain of exploration. Even if you know that you've caught up, now you want to see what those other threads are abou
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by noxToken 8y ago
This is what I was looking for. Lots of "I think" and "I believe" in the article, but very little in the way of organized study. The interviewee might be right on every point, but on the surface, this piece is no differe

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