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by prirun 4y ago
For me, scripts are something I write quickly, don't put a lot of thought into, don't care if they have weird failure cases. More like a one-off thing. If a "script" is critical, has to handle lots of error conditions,
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by prirun 4y ago
> Maybe I need a narcissist friend and exchange notes I know you're making a joke, but be careful: you are exactly the kind of person a narcissist will latch onto and take advantage of. > not believing I deserve anything actually
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by prirun 4y ago
The braces could be automatically added or removed by any editor, so I don't see the problem, unless someone wants to write code like: if a == b { do this } else { do that }
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by prirun 4y ago
Instead of this: do { c = getNextChar() } while c != ‘\0’ { processChar(c) } I'd prefer: loop { c = getNextChar() break if c == ‘\0’ processChar(c) } The eyesight rationale for curly braces (scre
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by prirun 4y ago
Thank you!
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by prirun 4y ago
I don't know which side is doing this, other than I'm pretty sure it's the one with the lower budget. And if one day the parties are in the reversed position, they will both flip sides and be advocating for the opposite of t
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by prirun 4y ago
Ie, price inflation.
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by prirun 4y ago
I think it's a factor that the layoffs at the other companies were not as brutal in their execution.
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by prirun 4y ago
> FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried and members of his team rose from relative obscurity in Washington to be among the biggest donors in U.S. politics, contributing more than $70 million to election campaigns in less than 18 months. > Mr.
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by prirun 4y ago
> Before 2022, the federal Form 1099-K reporting threshold was for taxpayers with more than 200 transactions worth an aggregate above $20,000. However, Congress slashed the limit as part of the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021, and a sin
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by prirun 4y ago
We had around 5 production servers colocated at he.com that were configured to use the serial port for BIOS I/O. This allowed us to manage a hardware RAID card for example. Linux was also configured to use the serial port for console
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by prirun 4y ago
Are these insufficient funds on long-standing accounts, or relatively new accounts? It seems like it would be pretty easy for a competitor to target a small gym by signing up several new accounts, paying for a month or two, then emptying a
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by prirun 4y ago
My guess is it doesn't have much to do with code reviews and more to do with firing people for other reasons that are not legally allowed: older workers, wants to work remotely, HAS to work remotely because they moved assuming "re
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by prirun 4y ago
One effect of a service degradation like you are describing is that people will hit Reload more often when things appear broken, further increasing the load. This can quickly lead to a cascade failure at a tipping point.
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by prirun 4y ago
The Twitter board did not have a choice and were obligated to sell the company since it was in the best interest of the shareholders. If they hadn't sold the company because they didn't like Elon or whatever, they would likely ha
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by prirun 4y ago
I was thinking, why did they give the first round 3 months and this time only 1? Why didn't they give the first round 1 month? Only thing I could come up with is that more people who were on the fence for the first round might have s
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by prirun 4y ago
The stress could also give you a heart attack or other chronic health problems, not solved by getting fired.
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by prirun 4y ago
Maybe 1 too many people are missing on the Cache team, and results are varied because cache servers are out of sync.
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by prirun 4y ago
How many times a day are you calling him? Maybe it's too much. While you may need a lot of communication, he may feel it's unnecessary and you are "bugging him", causing him to lose focus on his work, checking up on hi
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by prirun 4y ago
> Now, let's take Catholicism ... They also don't really attempt to control most, let alone all, domains of of members' lives. Really? "The Catholic position on contraception was formally explained and expressed by Po
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by prirun 4y ago
If Twitter's Grand Pubah sends one tweet, it goes to 118M people. I can't see how many times he tweets per day, but it's way over 10, and just that would generate 1.2B messages. When Elon tweets, I'm guessing Twitter do
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by prirun 4y ago
Seems like this should be the default setup on Stripe's end.
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by prirun 4y ago
In summary, every religion.
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by prirun 4y ago
Since the standard is 65 for everyone else, I think politicians should abide by that too: if you're going to hit 65 during your term, you can't run. I'm not saying people aren't useful past 65. But 80 for political off
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by prirun 4y ago
Semi drivers are also more careful & qualified IMO. Put an 18-30 y/o behind a huge SUV, talking on the phone while driving, and it's a little different situation.
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by prirun 4y ago
> He just wants people to do a good job. Is that too much to ask? No, but that's not what he has asked for. What he asked for is this: ----- From: Elon Musk To: Team [at Twitter] Subj. A Fork in the Road Date: Nov. 16, 2022 [time st
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by prirun 4y ago
People with medical issues who can't afford to be without insurance.
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by prirun 4y ago
Payroll can get complicated, especially when companies allow direct deducts for stock, perks, etc.
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by prirun 4y ago
For original code, might work. But if I'm making a bug fix to someone else's code, which is going to be most of the time in this situation, I'd try to adhere to the style of code that is already there. If it's shitty o
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by prirun 4y ago
The main issue to me is that according to what I've read, employees were not given severance agreements nor employment contracts to review before making their decision to stay or go. It's unreasonable to force someone to make an

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