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8y ago
This is how businesses get driven to the suburbs.
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8y ago
If you don't go to a doctor, how do you know it's necessary?
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8y ago
Addressing your points in order: 1) Which is why the US public throws its hand up on this crap- do well on one metric and suddenly another is more important. And let's add some extemporaneous moralizing in there- if it wasn't mea
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8y ago
It's amazing how commentators here just cannot accept the US as anything other than a source of evil. The US has been doing environmentalism since Europe was busy dividing up Africa.
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8y ago
Nothing says Officially Sanctioned Fun like Hawaiian shirt Friday...
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8y ago
MITRE's not really a consultancy, but I wouldn't call them a completely unrelated field. Mitre.com now belongs to the soccer ball company so they couldn't have been too tight-fisted with it.
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8y ago
If you can track something accurately enough to hit it with a laser (especially for the length of time needed for photon pressure to work) then it's better to leave it alone- you know where it is and it's predictable enough that y
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8y ago
So I know people who work as devs at banks- they live in big houses, work reasonable hours, have families and kids and hobbies like restoring cars or fishing. How is that more soul-grinding than working 10 hour days at some SV unicorn for
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8y ago
We lack even mediocre parents- when you talk low SES you mean kids living in cars, parents in jail, kicked outside all night because mom wants to party with her new boyfriend. Not all of them, of course, but enough in those types of situat
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8y ago
So MI-6 learned it from wars they were never involved in, then taught it to the US intelligence service during WWII in case they needed it to jail black people? Which the CIA then decided it needed to do 20 years after the Civil Rights move
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8y ago
This article unravels at this line- " In industrial and post-industrial societies, work tends to be necessarily hierarchical. But leisure has always held out the promise of equality. " I don't think this has ever really been
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8y ago
Unfortunately we don't know what her overall tuition was- $95000 would be cheap for BA&MA pretty much anywhere. And that's another part of the problem- the universities price themselves like airlines. You hand the school all
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8y ago
Not GP, but the tone is that everyone else is stupid and emotional, especially those who want to pursue non-STEM (for a very narrow definition of STEM)/finance degrees, and that everyone obviously had the same advantages the average HN
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9y ago
Ever deal with drunk people while coding? Shoplifters? Code Adam? Homeless? Been robbed? Screw up those interactions and it's pretty serious. If you can mess up a software delivery in a similar amount of time then your organization i
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9y ago
No, but a Latin alphabet would help a Turkish tourist in Kazakhstan.
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9y ago
How dare a doctor with experience in a medical marijuana state speak the truth...
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9y ago
It's not that there are no legitimate medical uses, but that medical is a front for recreational use. Judging by the number of medical dispensaries the entire state of Colorado is on chemo and has glaucoma. Even after legalization th
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9y ago
I think you struck a nerve.
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9y ago
For many it's the last job they ever have...
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9y ago
Not an OCaml dev- it looks like wxwidgets has bindings, which is what I'd use for 'minimal'. But a text editor with the type of features he wants is not minimal.
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9y ago
The outlined problem in the article has all of the requirements of a full GUI toolkit, yet the only GUI toolkit looked at is discarded as being too much. The proposed alternative is to recreate XUL in JSON. I weep for our industry.
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9y ago
Why do I have a data lake if I can't leverage that for insight nuggets?
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9y ago
What you're missing is that once you have a PIN the deniability goes out the window, so you're now on the hook for the fraudulent purchases. So as a card user you're trading a high percentage of fraud with no liability for a
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9y ago
That hatred and division was there long before the British- indeed, it was the primary mechanism by which the British gained control of India in the first place.
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While the US military is wasteful, I don't think you'll find a military that is enormously less wasteful. After all, the largest line item in the DOD budget by far is salaries.
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9y ago
Our industry was literally born from the Cold War, yet now everyone wants to pretend it didn't exist. The Cold War was not just rhetoric and flag-waving. Even outside of Korea/Vietnam/Afghanistan there was continual militar
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So what exactly is the difference between a disgruntled youtuber and a coal miner fighting Pinkertons trying to break their strike? While I'm being facetious, the attitude of 'Oh well, they took away your livelihood sucks to be y
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9y ago
I would take it to mean they anticipate more launches from Vandenberg.
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Navy "secure the building" means to lash it to the deck.
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9y ago
Not salt per se, as much as the combination of salt, fat, and sugar leading to over-consumption of food.
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