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by rirze 5y ago
I think the author means, if they ask "any questions for us?" at the top of the hour when the interview is about to end, it implies the interviewer didn't allot any time for the interviewee to ask any questions. According to
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by rirze 5y ago
There's a rich history of poker bots and some sites are already moderating players who exhibit playing patterns that are too consistent/unhuman. It's possible though.
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by rirze 5y ago
I assume you're talking about eshell and not vterm.
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by rirze 5y ago
fwiw, I think your experience speaks more to Djanjo and other OOP-inspired packages. Python allows for many different styles of packages to be written... and it's not always a good feature to have.
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by rirze 5y ago
Looking for an Emacs killer, but from what I can see, this probably isn't it.
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You might have a quicker time if you build it locally with the cutoff configured in the code. Then you'd have the behavior you'd want while waiting for the devs to reply.
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by rirze 5y ago
Super thrilled to hear you guys working on the 3090! I'll be keeping an eye out for any progress
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by rirze 5y ago
That is good advice. I would add, you determine your worth, don't depend on any company to reevaluate your value.
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by rirze 5y ago
Companies pay the minimum they can afford to hire/keep employees. Believing that [X] company "should pay what the employee is worth to them" is misunderstanding how companies operate.
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by rirze 5y ago
For me, there's an extreme reaction to his actions. He is definitely stirring the pot a little much, but does he deserve this treatment?
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by rirze 5y ago
Agreed, I'm not a fan of AWS's online console and its UI/UX, but my distaste isn't enough to login to AWS through another site. I'd rather navigate by CLI/API before I do that. Furthermore, I'm not really
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by rirze 5y ago
Great breakdown. I find myself running into the same limitation sometimes-- functools/itertools are only so flexible.
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by rirze 5y ago
I'm pretty sure you can archive a repository and disable issues that way. I've seen that happen (unfortunately) to a few libraries I follow.
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by rirze 6y ago
It began with Jurassic Park and hasn't let down since...
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by rirze 6y ago
I agree with your statement's intent, but it not quite right to compare the eradication of higher level creatures in the food chain to ones that are quite lower. The eradication of insects and bugs can potentially be more disruptive th
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by rirze 6y ago
How was it stored? I find that containers also influence taste of water heavily.
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by rirze 6y ago
Maybe I am entitled. But if I posted a comment like OP and got the same response he did, I wouldn't be bothered to file those issues. wezfurlong's response (imo) came across as defensive and dismissive, while also redirecting any
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by rirze 6y ago
I get that this is side project that you do in your free time, but expecting reviewers to "file a github issue for each" problem they find in vttest isn't the right answer. For example, you should maybe open a discussion on w
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by rirze 6y ago
Not to downplay Serverless Stack, but the AWS CDK does this for you: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cdk/api/latest/docs/aws-lambda-p...
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by rirze 6y ago
Your comment was down voted because it mentioned a political figure. In today's hyper-polarized society, any mention of politics in a discussion about something apolitical preemptively draws silence or disregard. No one wants to be dra
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by rirze 6y ago
I was told that most fruits have a comparable amount of fructose and glucose and that eating excess fructose is what causes diseases and autoimmune reactions.