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retbull
7y ago
Yeah they swipe your card early on in the night and give you your card back.
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retbull
7y ago
What about products used in the production of items for sale?
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retbull
7y ago
Traditional doesn't mean terrible. You can use cultural queues from previous versions without taking the toxic parts.
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retbull
8y ago
Would you provide some context?
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retbull
8y ago
Which particular GCP IAM features are missing?
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retbull
8y ago
Thats crazy talk everything on Stack Overflow is correct because it has the most upvotes.
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retbull
8y ago
I mean "a lot" in computer terms is like 4 lbs of equipment but since the brake pads on a truck weigh in at more than that I assume its not weight related.
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8y ago
I wish they would fix up one of the existing ones rather than keep shoving out new half finished ones. I poked around in a few of them from a web client and phone perspective for a while and still don't feel like they beat Slack.
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retbull
8y ago
Sure you might take a higher paying job but you might not take one that goes against your values just for money if you don't need it.
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8y ago
I hope this helps to decrease the costs of medical care in the US to some extent as it removes one pressure for doctors to earn extra money charging for things that might not need to be needed. edit: Just so I am clear I know that there ar
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8y ago
Well I wasn't feeling this way but now I am... Seriously though I prefer the more organic feel. I don't really like square hallways and I wouldn't mind being in a rounder room. though it would need to take into the actual req
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8y ago
Which is why I said "good bread" Sure you can make lots of other ones but without wheat it isn't as tasty.
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8y ago
Awe :( no more good bread
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8y ago
Pure anecdote so I know it is meaningless but I have rewritten/refactored old services with new code, or even new languages twice with little problem because the interface was well defined. We had hundreds of devs working in other area
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retbull
8y ago
So instead of having someone pay more for what is a scarce resource lets just reverse inflation? I'm not seeing how that is easier.
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8y ago
I believe it would be much smaller initially. Later the larger organization would be worth a crazy amount but hopefully not end up in a world of corruption. :/ You might be able to do something like this with eSports teams or streamers
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8y ago
Why did they ban it?
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retbull
8y ago
I've had this fight with my roommate here in Seattle as well. He obsesses over which thing goes into our recycle bin. Trashing it fixes a lot of the overhead and you can always recycle glass/metal easily.
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8y ago
Saboteur's break things, whistleblowers expose illegal or immoral behavior, fraudsters commit fraud. What exactly is thin about those lines?
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8y ago
Yep. I try not to get caught up in worrying by adding lots of tests and making my code easy to change. When I find an old crusty piece of code I actually have the most fun because it takes me completely immersing myself in it to find all th
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8y ago
"This is totally going to work" is only said when I am completely sure that it is going to fail catastrophically. If anything works I feel mild distrust with my code from that point forward.
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8y ago
Unless the highest profit thing is to poison a town full of people. Which has happened when profit is what you measure as success.
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8y ago
While I agree it is more valuable to optimize for speed for each person speeding there is a traffic cop worried more about what the sign says than the final result. Sure a company might want to go as fast as possible because it makes them l
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8y ago
Well most of the time they aren't dying and hopefully they are mostly helping people. Firefighters put their lives at risk in a similar way. The respect and honor earned by protecting your fellow people is a strong motivator. Hopefully
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8y ago
IMO it is the police's responsibility to die first. They are putting themselves out to protect the public from threats not to kill the public who might be a threat to them or a fellow police officer. I am aware that currently legally i
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8y ago
y=mx+b :D I won
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8y ago
I've done roofing and it is really hard on your body regardless of the good condition it puts you in. Sure you can lift 200lbs of shingles up a ladder on your shoulders but your ankles ache 100% of the time and your knees start to clic
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8y ago
Because the community doesn't identify with them? Specific insecurities isn't something that can be addressed at a platform level but general ones like "am I a member of the group of programmers because I am black/female
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8y ago
From what I remember (couple of years since I read it) it can keep track of other people if they are near by but mostly the child would talk to the book like a friend and explain what was happening.
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8y ago
I started on other peoples computers personally. I poked around and played with linux and some networking and when I went to school for it I realized that it was too late to learn it from the ground up. If you are still trying to figure out
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