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by nulagrithom 9y ago
Serious question as a .NET developer... Why? What's the advantage? My first thought would be to skip the .NET and just use JavaScript all the way down. Or skip JavaScript and just go .NET all the way down. Second thought would be to ju
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by nulagrithom 9y ago
I wish I could make people play Factorio as some kind of training. My son (9), who showed me the game, spent the longest time building parts manually. I kept showing him how to automate, but it didn't really "click" until I
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by nulagrithom 9y ago
I have an account that used to admin Google Apps. If that account is available as a choice to log in -- doesn't matter if it's logged in or not, only has to be on the account select -- then none of my accounts can log in to Hang
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by nulagrithom 9y ago
> While it is true that misery loves company, no one loves working for a leader who doesn't portray confidence in the team's trajectory and success. People want to be inspired, and as their leader, it is your job to give them t
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by nulagrithom 9y ago
Some counties in Washington state have a Public Utility District which runs the fiber, then sells it through local ISPs. Lots of areas have 1Gb connections available for below $100/mo. What's more interesting to me is the effect o
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by nulagrithom 9y ago
I grew up in a town with 30,000 people (much smaller than Cedar Rapids) in the PNW. It's rabidly republican. Also 30% Hispanic. Sure, there's racists around, probably more than your average city, but it's not an intolerable a
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CL-user?
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by nulagrithom 9y ago
So we should take the word of a random "author" who didn't even bother to publish his name and credentials over Inman simply because this guy blasted Inman for being a Millennial? That's just as wrong as accepting some d
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by nulagrithom 9y ago
> A cartoonist (a guy with no engineering, legal or historian background) born in 1982 on the wrong side of the continent > cynical style typically demonstrated by the worst of US-born Millennials > Disclaimer: The works below are
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by nulagrithom 9y ago
Wow, the full text of that paragraph is even worse: > Interestingly enough one of the largest sources of exaggerated Tesla history in the last few years was a cartoonist (Mr. Inman) who runs the website "The Oatmeal". A cartoon
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by nulagrithom 9y ago
When I clicked the "Mailing List" button and signed up for the newsletter I was also given the option to subscribe to a lot of government related email lists, including those local to my state. Thought that was pretty neat -- I
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Intermodal Transportation
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I work for a medium-sized business in an out-of-touch (technologically speaking) industry. You would not believe the shit we pay for. Were our company in need of a way to cross the street, we would almost certainly look for a vendor suppo
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by nulagrithom 9y ago
Agreed. I found myself ticking just two boxes: Remote Work and Continuous Integration. I'd almost exclude a company for mentioning some of these values. "Ideal for Parents"? I'm a parent and I have no idea what that&#x27
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by nulagrithom 9y ago
> We chose IGN because they really understand our vision, share our passion for games, and believe in our mission to promote awesome digital content while helping charity. Vision, games, promotion, and lastly... charity. Hmm, I think you
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by nulagrithom 9y ago
I'm certainly getting 500s out of it
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by nulagrithom 9y ago
Subtly worse. Save the CSV with the `, then close it and load it again. Boom. Formula works again. (Just tested it.) Technically it's exported and imported I suppose, but it makes no difference to the user.
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by nulagrithom 9y ago
Also left handed. I feel your hostility 100%. So many apps are subtly designed for right-handed people that I simply have grown accustomed to fumbling around with my right hand when using my phone. Don't even get me started on various
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by nulagrithom 9y ago
I've noticed that with a few of these kind of submissions. Seems there's an attempt to keep the gun control debate out of HN. To be fair, there wasn't much constructive conversation going on in this thread... as has been par
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But does stopping the "gun culture" actually reduce the deaths? Would those 21,000 suicides have been prevented, or would they have just hanged themselves? Would the victims of gang violence be spared simply because unloading a lo
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by nulagrithom 9y ago
Ugh, pure overhead, exactly... Apparently someone produces some technical looking but actually vague document every week as a result of these meetings. Some date is thrown out, and _something_ is always deployed by that date, albiet buggy a
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by nulagrithom 9y ago
I was sitting in yet another meeting the other day and started thinking... We have two of our managers on this call, one of their managers, three of their engineers, and me. But I'm only there for some vague technical guidance. I don&#
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by nulagrithom 9y ago
Definitely some bugs in the Collidable section on Firefox 55.0.3 (macOS). I ended up duplicating a block twice. They were stuck on my screen and followed scroll. Neat library though!
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by nulagrithom 9y ago
Ever worked the help desk? My users would push that button twice then call me in 5 minutes to tell me their computer has been hacked (just after it crashed of course). I hate the telematics and the "anti-user" stubbornness of Wind
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by nulagrithom 9y ago
Well, currently we're centralizing it all under YouTube so... While I'm not the biggest Cloudflare fan I definitely welcome this move.
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by nulagrithom 9y ago
I've been on an ASP.NET Core project full-time for a year. Lately, I find myself wondering "Would it be nicer to write this part in F#?" almost every day. There's some inertia there simply because I keep thinking that th
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by nulagrithom 9y ago
How is it legal to tell someone they won't be working at their job anymore, with one day notice and presumably unemployment benefits considering it's part of a reduction in force? I would certainly hope that remains legal.
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> I know from my conversations that many people are not satisfied with the result. EME proponents wanted a faster decision with less drama. EME critics want a protective covenant. I think that pretty much sums it up. The only thing that
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by nulagrithom 9y ago
The tooltip says "Targets users that are visting a particular subreddit." https://i.imgur.com/g6GlErJ.png I feel like that's pretty unambiguous... Would be interesting to hear somebody from Reddit weigh in on
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by nulagrithom 9y ago
EDIT: Found confirmation that this is how it works now. https://reddit.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/204584279-Targe... > Targeting a subreddit means you are targeting the subscribers and recent visitors o

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