passivepinetree

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by passivepinetree 7y ago
Can you offer any sources for your assertions? In my observation, we were seeing the exact opposite of > We were starting to see a massive push to shift away from FAANG In my experience we were/still are seeing ever-greater consolid
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by passivepinetree 7y ago
Yes. It's both mentioned and linked to in the article on which we are commenting.
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by passivepinetree 7y ago
Reading the currently top-rated comment from the co-founder of Lambda School, it looks like they must register in all states: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20555707
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by passivepinetree 7y ago
What should the average security-conscious person do then? Resort to one-time pads? Is there any way to be truly secure, or should we just stop trying?
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by passivepinetree 7y ago
I would! I imagine others would be as well.
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by passivepinetree 7y ago
> In coding terms, it’s a trivially simple error which should take a few seconds to fix. This is both a large assumption and a huge oversimplification. What about time to regression test, QA, deploy through the various inner rings/d
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by passivepinetree 8y ago
Can you elaborate on your opinions about frameworks? What are some tech stacks that are mediocre, and why are they mediocre? What makes an alternative better?
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by passivepinetree 8y ago
You’re creating a bit of a false dichotomy here. There’s absolutely methods and reason to subsidize both forms of power. Both would be a vast improvement over coal/petroleum.
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by passivepinetree 8y ago
Why are you in favor of tipping? Can you justify your reasoning?
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by passivepinetree 8y ago
It stands for One Regional Card for All and it ties into an area wildlife. Orcas are commonly seen in local Native American art, mythology, etc. and are generally well-regarded. Local news often runs stories about certain whales in area pod
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by passivepinetree 8y ago
Sure, but Rider is a full-fledged IDE with years of dedicated development. Visual Studio for Mac is basically a skinned-over MonoDevelop still. It's getting better, but it's still nowhere near as mature and full-featured as Rider.
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by passivepinetree 8y ago
I’m a little confused — can you explain how this is a generation’s fault? It certainly seems that millennials are subjugated to this type of process, and it’s possible that millennials are the ones giving these types of interviews more ofte
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by passivepinetree 8y ago
Perhaps I should've written "the following" - I just meant the list that I provided in the rest of the sentence. I believe you covered more in-depth content that could be filed under "buy the government time to investiga
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by passivepinetree 8y ago
I used Pocket Points briefly in college. Their main selling point was the integration with businesses around campus: if you accrued x number of "points" by locking your phone with the app open while on campus, you got discounts or
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by passivepinetree 8y ago
I don't necessarily agree with the below, but one could argue that classification is necessary to prevent mass panic/prevent attempted vigilante justice/protect the government's image/buy the government time to inve
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by passivepinetree 8y ago
NYC has a homeless problem that's actually worse than San Francisco [0]: Their homeless population in 2017 was upwards of 76,000 people. Where are you getting the information that New York's problem isn't as bad? [0]: https:
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by passivepinetree 8y ago
(Disclaimer: I work in the travel industry.) What you want to do is search on these sites and then book at the actual business's sites. Even if the fares are different, it's worth it. Ever had to try to get a flight/hotel&#x2
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Impressions of Azure Logic Apps?
2 points by passivepinetree 8y ago|0 comments
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by passivepinetree 8y ago
Where do you live that the average cost of a movie ticket is only $9? I’ve seen tickets fully twice that expensive at AMCs in San Francisco.
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by passivepinetree 8y ago
It's making something of a resurgence in popularity with the craft brewery movement in the United States and the accompanying popularity of growlers and growler fills.
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by passivepinetree 8y ago
Over and over again I keep hearing the advice to "build using what you know." How do I separate what might be a side project to learn a new stack from a side project that might eventually make money?
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by passivepinetree 8y ago
My workplace is bought pretty heavily into Azure, which I generally love. However, the specification for any given Azure resource is stored in a JSON file called an ARM (Azure Resource Management) template. This is usually okay, except for
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by passivepinetree 8y ago
Do you have any actual issues yarn solves for you besides an anecdotal “it just works”?
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by passivepinetree 8y ago
When you say your children are the reason you stay on treatment, would you go off treatment if you didn't have kids? What about treatment makes you want to get off of it?
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by passivepinetree 8y ago
Well, then you have to live in Yakima! ;) There are excellent inexpensive places to live in Washington that offer a lot more than Yakima does. Spokane, for example, is still very inexpensive compared to Seattle and offers a lot more in term
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by passivepinetree 8y ago
This is another phrasing of the worn-out "If you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear" argument, and it doesn't have any place here.
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by passivepinetree 8y ago
I wonder he's getting the money for his two concurrent legal cases, or if he's acting as his own representation in both. Even if that's true, he needs to eat somehow as his parents apparently aren't allowing him their fo
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by passivepinetree 8y ago
Scalia for frontend work? How do you do it?
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by passivepinetree 8y ago
This isn't true at all. IQ is much less important than work ethic and attitude at many/most jobs.
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by passivepinetree 8y ago
What would you consider to be a good static typing system?

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