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I wonder if microsoft will rewrite github with c#
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Yes at a previous job and all of us were in one location so it was more common to sit in the same cubicle, the one person typer probably arose from that. I was not forced to do it, I imagine if I would have complained accommodations would h
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I dislike someone sitting next to me telling me what they think I should type for 6-8 hours a day.
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Where do I sign up? - Struggling Founder
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So, what shouldn't i do in production? This article was unhelpful.
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Remove the cameras and only allow electors to attend. It's the tools and outsiders that cause this to occur, there are many thousands of cities around the country that have peaceful productive council meetings.
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It's bad because our historical growth is based on us accumulating things using credit. Producing and consuming things is what creates job growth which sustains our growing population. Our acceptance of inflation due to said consumeris
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Intelligent in their ability to memorize or are they making original contributions to their fields and advancing the state of the art?
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Hoping that the degree will mask a lack of actual skills. I encounter this often, 'guy has phd but struggles with the decisions to make actual progress in practical terms'. Is it possible to attain a phd and rely mostly on rote m
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Or precompute the date on insert, there are a dozen ways to refactor the data model and the query, all of which are better than extracting to txt files, a format with no schema and not based on a standard. That would be the direction I woul
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They don't offer decent paying jobs because the odds are that if you are a con you don't have the skills to hold the job and/or can't be trusted.
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How could the opposite ever be true, most incarcerated are not there for life and when they get out they get shit on by the rest of us. Post incarceration opportunities that lead to yearly incomes above the poverty line are reduced 10x prob
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This will work but then you have to find a system to test on, I like to have my dev vm as close to production as possible.
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I think the date_format call forces a table scan, the query could be rewritten to be much faster. Optimizing the sql statement seems less error prone than extracting the data to text files.
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Accept the senior level gig if you get an offer, even if they fire you you will get a few months of paychecks and your toes back in the water. Don't tell anyone you are homeless.
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one task governments perform is defining borders.
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Your first comparison is pretty much a poorly formed Straw man, shame on you. It's doing business with an immoral government, Google and every other business that helps China (Saudi, etc. insert country here) censor the internet is jus
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This is not true, at least not without some sort of context around the work being performed and the requirements of the workflow.
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Eh, maybe. Virtualbox is point and click at this point, and taken on in conjunction with their institutional IT departments as hopefully they do with all desktop point and click software, totally doable with 5-10 hours of training and some
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I spend most of my time in sublime and terminal, so I deal with it for the sake of my current deadline. Should I believe it will never be fixed?
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I think they censor everywhere to a certain extent, this seems more like a concerted effort along the lines of, "what are we going to allow them to view" and not "should we remove the child porn links and isis videos and pira
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It was their standard, Eric Schmidt stood on many stages and said the same. Google being a private company has no bearing on my previous comment. Private companies don't have to be amoral. A much more capitalistic move would be to use
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What do they mean by "Accelerated Learning"?
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Do you remember the "Don't Be Evil" campaign? Google literally rose to prominence with this as their slogan. I would expect a company whose slogan is "Don't Be Evil" to completely shun a country who wants censo
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That's not fear it's excitement.
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3D acceleration has its own issues aside from the security concerns. https://askubuntu.com/questions/1035410/ubuntu-18-04-gnome-h...
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I think these and other issues can be solved with technical training.
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I'm not sure why the scientists don't use VMs and simply save the virtual disk files? That would at the very least allow them to verify the settings at a later date. Fresh install reproducibility doesn't seem necessary to ver
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The authors thought "..tracking exactly where those Snap installs are coming from isn’t possible at the moment.." was interesting. My opinion is that this is a good thing and I don't ever want it to be possible to see where t
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The constraint and consistency problems in mongo are and were well documented, this is a failure in the technology due diligence process. Any app that is more than a toy needs to be back by an ACID compliant database.
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