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by rabidrat 8y ago
It allows rapid productization by combining experimentation and development into a single process. The dream is to do something just once manually, and then have it automated with no further effort. This is why Excel is one of the most us
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by rabidrat 8y ago
Arathorn (Aragorn is son of Arathorn).
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by rabidrat 8y ago
I just looked at notion, and it's unfortunately not general enough to warrant making a version that works on a non-mobile device. I'll check it out when I can use a version on my desktop (or at least on the web).
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by rabidrat 8y ago
seems like this could be solved in the OP with something like "@media screen".
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by rabidrat 8y ago
Where do you put the salt? Israel has that problem now.
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by rabidrat 8y ago
Even that is a mixed bag most days.
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by rabidrat 8y ago
> in the world where we have good leaders This seems to be the faulty axiom in your logic.
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by rabidrat 8y ago
There are already many people on Twitch live-coding for fun and profit.
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by rabidrat 8y ago
How does a profitable company justify layoffs then?
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by rabidrat 8y ago
More of a positive feedback loop than a self-fulfilling prophesy.
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by rabidrat 8y ago
Let it be noted that the US population more than doubled in the same time period (1950-2018, from 150m to 325m, vs 1.4b to 4.5b). So 215% vs 310%.
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by rabidrat 8y ago
That's good to hear. I was worried that C++17 was a major revision to the language. At least Python hasn't had a major release since 2010 (Python 2, anyway).
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by rabidrat 8y ago
"The real problem is that [we] spent far too much time worrying about efficiency in the wrong places and at the wrong times"
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by rabidrat 8y ago
Yes, you could name it something that has another established meaning that is not relevant to your company. Most names are like this.
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by rabidrat 8y ago
Yes, hiring really is that broken. Everyone who is a player who is openly "hiring" is playing that same game. "if they do maybe they're no good to begin with" is sour grapes, and while it may be true, it's al
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by rabidrat 8y ago
So who gets the majority of shares in the country? Should it be the executives, or the funders? Maybe we should have a 1 vote per tax-dollar system.
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by rabidrat 8y ago
Office Nomads is a great coworking community and space.
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by rabidrat 8y ago
At some point, continued conversation is verification enough. The MITM isn't a catfish, and they are going to have a hard time keeping up the charade acting like someone you chat with regularly.
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by rabidrat 8y ago
MITM is an active/directed hack; encrypted chat covers all the passive hacks. My friend's arch-nemesis won't be thwarted, but a voyeuristic sysadmin will be. And my friends don't have arch-nemeses (that I know about an
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by rabidrat 8y ago
Docli doesn't seem to have a Wikipedia article yet.
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by rabidrat 8y ago
My back is not feeling so great after 20 years of full-time sitting at a keyboard, I have to say.
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by rabidrat 8y ago
Not yet released, unfortunately.
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by rabidrat 8y ago
I've considered that, but times have changed and unlike 25 years ago, there aren't payphones dotting the urban landscape, and people make plans expecting to be able to contact you when you're already out in the world and away
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by rabidrat 8y ago
Being owned and funded by right-wing billionaires.
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by rabidrat 8y ago
They don't pay you 2x to work at a dream job. It's 2x because it's "thalidomide for your soul". Be careful.
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by rabidrat 8y ago
marketing matters. electric cars have been around for 100 years, but they weren't getting any measurable adoption until Tesla came around and made them seem cool. I don't like a lot about Tesla or Musk, I'm not sure they hav
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by rabidrat 8y ago
They also do really well in casual conversation, because of their skill in the rhetoric of their profession.
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by rabidrat 8y ago
Charisma, tension, timing. The professionals are actors, comedians, and politicians.
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by rabidrat 8y ago
SWIY is 100% correct about "is"-ness vs "being"-ness. It may be simple but it is incredibly profound. And yet, some things aren't actually changeable. Case in point, sexual orientation. Even with total personal
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by rabidrat 8y ago
> No More Games. No More Bombs. No More Walking. No More Fun. No More Swimming. 67. That is 17 years past 50. 17 more than I needed or wanted. Boring. I am always bitchy. No Fun – for anybody. 67. You are getting Greedy. Act your old age

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