rjbwork

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by rjbwork 5y ago
C# has https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/framework/debug-trac... But honestly it's not that great of a user experience, though it does seem to have been improved at least a little bit since the las
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by rjbwork 5y ago
Is...this a nuclear explosion joke?
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by rjbwork 5y ago
I'll certainly be watching this debacle play out with a hot fresh bag of Banged Grains!
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by rjbwork 5y ago
A lot of people recommend the Aeron, but I am not a fan of the plastic hoop, as I sometimes pull a leg up underneath me. I have a Lifeform with a custom seat made with a cut out for the perineum and coccyx to make sure all my weight sits on
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by rjbwork 5y ago
Is there any research you know of on vaping of cannabis flower at sub-combustion temperatures in relation to popcorn lung (obliterative brochiolitis)?
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by rjbwork 5y ago
Indeed. In Marxist theory this is called Alienation, or rather, this is one aspect of alienation. Humans no longer engaging in productive labor for the common good and providing what they can to their community, but existing as atomic eco
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by rjbwork 5y ago
I realize you're being sarcastic but we're contractually and lawfully obligated to meet that.
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by rjbwork 5y ago
We run our Terraform pipeline via Azure DevOps. We separate the plan/apply steps, stash both the binary and json version of the plan, stash the logs of the plan, and require increasing levels of approval as it moves through each envir
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by rjbwork 5y ago
So, roughly a 2 dollar/hour raise? Sounds pretty significant to me.
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by rjbwork 5y ago
If I could make the kind of money I make in software doing some kind of hands on manual labor I'd be all over it, honestly. Or maybe I'm just romanticizing.
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by rjbwork 5y ago
Nor fly a traitorous flag in its halls.
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by rjbwork 5y ago
It also penalizes people who lived extremely frugally after college in order to pay off their debts and delayed starting many aspects of life. I rented tiny rooms and cooked for myself and drove an old used car and skimped and saved on a LO
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by rjbwork 5y ago
Great let's do it. And of course, my parents, who paid tens of thousands of dollars for my tuition, and I, who have paid off tens of thousands of dollars of student loan debt will be reimbursed for our absolute stupidity in being fina
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by rjbwork 5y ago
>They leave out the implementation. Code has structural and algorithmic details that just have no comparable concept in recipes. That is really quite debatable in some contexts. Declarative languages like Prolog, SQL, etc. declare what
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by rjbwork 5y ago
Fair enough. I personally found it a macabre and funny yet unoffensive little quip - something to bring a bit of harmless levity to a fairly sober context. It made me chuckle anyway.
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by rjbwork 5y ago
Yes. A lifeform 2390 high back executive with a custom made coccyx/perineum cutout seat. It cost me a pretty penny but I've had it for about 9 years at this point and it's been totally worth it.
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by rjbwork 5y ago
Hey dang, I don't actually understand what the above poster did wrong or why they were downvoted so heavily or why you felt the need to personally reprimand them. Not saying you or anyone else is wrong for doing so, but I feel like som
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by rjbwork 5y ago
Very cool. I didn't know about this kind of death ritual outside of the Mongolian steppes. Thanks for the link.
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by rjbwork 5y ago
Personally I'd opt for a Mongolian style sky burial. They just take you out onto a mountainside, cut you up a little bit, and the carrion birds and other animals come to eat you up. Seems like the quickest way to return your elements
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by rjbwork 5y ago
I think drugs are great for society as a whole. I think criminalizing a handful of addictive drugs so that there is no economically viable way to be an addict and live an even minimally productive life or keep from poisoning yourself is te
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by rjbwork 5y ago
I have found that, especially in the cloud with the many SAAS, IAAS, and PAAS offerings there, people end up implementing some kind of poorly thought out CQRS/Event Bus architecture because these offerings naturally lead that way. Att
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by rjbwork 5y ago
Indeed. I love Aes. One of hip hop's greatest lyricists and MC's.
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by rjbwork 5y ago
>I think semi-permanent WFH changes the equation quite a bit -- one can now live with parents, earn, and save up money to hopefully cross the chasm into the world of sustainable ownership. This is what I'm doing I'm a software
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by rjbwork 5y ago
And yet, here's you doing it to him - discounting the argument based on his physical appearance. A truly brilliant way of disproving your own point.
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by rjbwork 5y ago
>Why are people seemingly so drawn to identifying themselves as anything at all? IMO, not enough meditation or psychedelic use. On his podcast sometime this year, Sam Harris said something to the effect of "Why am I so sure that we
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by rjbwork 5y ago
Once again showing that the hardest problems in tech are not actually technical problems - they're social problems.
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by rjbwork 5y ago
It's a PDF. Firefox just displays it in the browser with no download prompt.
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by rjbwork 5y ago
Lol. I freaking love Money Stuff. Levine writes so clearly and humorously on so many modern finance topics.
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by rjbwork 5y ago
Speaking of Sapolsky - his lectures from his Human Behavioral Biology course at Stanford are on youtube and they are fantastic.
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by rjbwork 5y ago
>Stop going to the jobs they offer. It’s our agency not theirs. Demand they respect it. A general strike? You're asking for people to cooperate in a mass prisoner dilemma on a societal scale. Never going to happen with the complet

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