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by readme 6y ago
getting an SDR and learning about RF would be a good start
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by readme 6y ago
I'm still working on my bachelors with eventual plans to go on to grad school, but I don't envy anyone really. I looked up the definition of envy, just to be sure. If I came close to envying anyone, it'd be people who are bor
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by readme 6y ago
301 redirect to https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/surface
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by readme 6y ago
Morticians, I heard they make a killing.
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by readme 6y ago
Isn't Elon Musk the guy who's always giving away free bitcoin on twitter?
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No Lockdown in Sweden but Stockholm Could See Herd Immunity in Weeks(cnbc.com)
1 points by readme 6y ago|0 comments
187.
by readme 6y ago
Awesome project, I am sure it will help me lose lots of money.
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by readme 6y ago
I'm using it in a project with the yfinance python module.
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by readme 7y ago
I have to assume the guy who says not to do this is from a country with universal healthcare.
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by readme 7y ago
>A hospital charged my friend $5k for three stitches https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VGDUqBLtyNM DIY can save money. I've used superglue for this in the past.
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by readme 7y ago
You should, and also improve on the strategy (see my pseudocode) if (item == "tp") { print("nope"); } else if (item == "hand sanitizer") { print("nope"); } else if (item
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by readme 7y ago
I am curious how you will deal with this problem: lets say I am at the store using InStock, and then someone takes the last package of chicken. So, I report there is no chicken. Another user approaches and also reports there is no chicken,
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by readme 7y ago
How are you getting your data? Are you scraping grocery websites or relying on users to report it?
194.
by readme 7y ago
I got a good laugh out of this.
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by readme 7y ago
Hate all you want, you know an American company will probably invent the vaccine.
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by readme 7y ago
At the time you wrote this comment, approximately 45k people have died as a result of the coronavirus worldwide. Glass is half empty for you then, right?
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by readme 7y ago
I think we're talking about amazon warehouse workers. I absolutely agree and I would loathe having to work in such an environment but when your job is put the package on the truck as fast as you can a union is a very nice thing to ha
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by readme 7y ago
We shouldn't interfere in the free market. Those robocalls are just good old American ingenuity.
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by readme 7y ago
>contributing employees who are not understood by their bosses Indeed, this is a problem too. In that case I'd point the finger at the boss who can't recognize what is and isn't a valuable contribution. None of this is 100
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by readme 7y ago
micromanagement is life support for low performers
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by readme 7y ago
PSA for businesses: how about instead of spying on the deadweight you fire them and reward the productive employees. There are tons of work from home employees (who normally work from home) who are 10x more productive than the in-office one
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by readme 7y ago
I agree, that book can be replaced by reading the classic K&R2 and reading the C standard, you can get your tips/tricks by reading stack overflow posts, and man pages for your API reference. It's a luxury item. For comparison
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by readme 7y ago
This isn't wikipedia.
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by readme 7y ago
That's interesting, I had no idea. Puts a lot of power in Mnuchin's hands I guess. I think he does have our best interests in mind, though. Given this emergency though, and the amount of time it takes congress to even pass a bill
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by readme 7y ago
well I stand corrected on that, it looks like he does have some experience with what he's writing about However I don't agree with the comparison of the 2008 bailouts with the current stimulus bill at all. Those definitely were co
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by readme 7y ago
I don't think anyone taking the money will be doing any stock buybacks
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by readme 7y ago
The stimulus package includes guaranteed loans for small businesses.
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by readme 7y ago
IIRC the stimulus bill does not allow for stock buybacks. So, I am not sure how they're bailing out investors. Wait until the unemployment numbers are out in a couple weeks. When the government shuts businesses down, people lose jobs.
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by readme 7y ago
Exactly. I had coworkers like this, and their code was impossible to understand. To make a simple change to it, it would require days of refactoring just to know you weren't going to introduce a bug. It's not being more productive
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by readme 7y ago
The author claims that "rebasing does away with the merge commit." It's true that if you rebase you won't need a merge commit, but rebasing is compatible with the idea of having a point of reference between where branc

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