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11y ago
It's making 2 points. (1) They are more likely to smoke and (2) It costs them more.
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11y ago
You do what you want to do. Ask yourself what you want to do, and why you want to do it.
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11y ago
I found this video a couple links in, the speaker I think is Irene Zhang, listed for many of the commits on that repo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yE3eMxYJDiE
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11y ago
The police force has a tendency and history and many examples of putting their fellow officers in higher priority than their oath. Frequently, without knowing what the crime is. Not wanting to be a rat. "If a cop said that what's
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11y ago
I recently watched Slavoj Zizek speak about how political correctness is a more complete totalitarianism. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tndXr-oQxxA I am optimistic the video has some relevance to this discussion.
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11y ago
Open office is a trick to make you beg for the cube farm back.
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If I could understand how the money contributed to the science, I would be much happier to pay even to skim.
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11y ago
Absolutely true. Quite a pain and unfortunate for the rest of us.
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11y ago
True. Also, these devices can help by providing feedback that you might not yet be attuned to receiving without the devices.
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11y ago
I hope the design was originally with a different image. And then the image was changed, and it wasn't redesigned.
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11y ago
I think it's a spectrum. For me the ones I consider "more bro" than myself are those that exhibit subtle sexism that they are clearly trying to be joking about but it just comes off as ... PC bro. But I'm sure I have ple
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PostCSS – Transforming styles with JavaScript plugins
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11y ago
This sounds interesting - does anyone have a link? I searched but could not find it.
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11y ago
Just to re-iterate the value of your insightful comment, it seems likely the "sponsorship" is a combination of lazy journalism and talented PR firms. A.K.A. How media works.
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11y ago
The lack of apps for windows mobile is a killer feature it's missing. I think they have tried other avenues, like incentivizing developers ... but they are so far behind, what other options could they pursue to solve that problem?
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11y ago
Yup. And don't lick someone's genitals if you have it in your mouth. And before you let someone lick your genitals, ask them if they have it.
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11y ago
There's a whole body of work that I think could be categorized as "1 basic plot". Joseph Campbell I think did a lot about this idea, but Dan Harmon[1] always explained it best for me. [1]: http://channel101.wikia.c
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This and Prezi and many other infinite zoom tools are a little intimidating to me ... too much choice. I like "Paper by 53"'s solution to zooming, finite zoom levels that it snaps too. They only use 2, but for an app like thi
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I agree it would help to see the problem in action. Again, the part I missed was "it would be silly for him to reveal a car". I get that now, but that was not something that I intuited, and so the omission of that information I wi
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It's not just that he knows, but that he uses that knowledge to pick a door instead of choosing a door at random. But yeah, that the problem is moot if it were random is exactly my point. I was deceived by the wording and it's fru
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11y ago
It's a trick question. That's all I want anyone to admit when they explain the answer. Thank you.
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Monty chooses a door? I thought he selected it at random. That was always the confusing unstated assumption for me, that makes me think the problem is only confusing because of how the wording usually de-emphasizes that distinction. If he c
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"What we do know is that Microsoft makes approximately $3.4-billion a year from its Android patent licening deals. " [sic] I guess this might be good news for Google? From my perspective, patents are a toxic drain on morale/i
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How much do you make? :( (rhetorical, trying to imply you might make quite a bit more than me) Now I feel bad for spending 50% of my income and still not living anywhere hip.
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I am spending 50% of my after-tax income on rent. The 50% I have remaining is more in SF than what I was making in Phoenix or Little Rock or Lincoln. The amount of choice in employer I have as an individual is also much greater here. Still,
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I think HipChat might be the only one backing the XMPP horse still. A timeline [1]. [1] https://cdn.sameroom.io/chat-timeline.pdf
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I'm sure the effort they put into SEO matters also ... but ... I would bet more important though is their search and mind share. More people searching for chef that are actually searching for them. I think the only way they got as far
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That's interesting that you saw them as #2 in incognito. I just searched chef in an incognito window and got them as #1. I wonder if my assumption about incognito search results being non-personalized is false.
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Challenges in Implementing Microservices [video]
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Thoughts from a Tech Lead
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