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by rozap 5y ago
This is why contracting was exhausting to me. lunch? Pause the clock. Get up to get a coffee? Pause. Go to the bathroom? Pause. Not typing but thinking about a problem? Pause. It got old fast thinking about every fleeting second of my finit
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by rozap 5y ago
you should delete this. i know for a fact at least one of his family members reads this site, and that is an awfully hurtful thing to say.
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by rozap 5y ago
Oh my god. Oracle having my address and credit card number is a nightmare scenario.
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by rozap 5y ago
This is entirely the fault of the OS.
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by rozap 5y ago
That sounds miserable. Finding a sustainable employer imo is key to getting out of a situation that you recognize as subpar. I just left Seattle and moved to Olympia. Sold my Seattle house and got a lot more for my money this far out. My co
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by rozap 5y ago
Ah good. I don't want to subsidize the health care of SF "entrepreneur" lads who want to sit around all day writing software nobody needs. If they want healthcare they can get a real job in an Amazon fulfillment center.
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by rozap 5y ago
This is the internet, even if you were serious it wouldn't even be in the bottom quartile of dumb takes.
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by rozap 5y ago
OP is asking about survivorship rate of people who get it, not how likely you are to die of covid. Herd immunity shouldn't come into play here.
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by rozap 5y ago
Probably a few things. Younger people getting it as schools open up, and it has already killed a lot of the people that it was able to kill.
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by rozap 5y ago
You will win though, just not at apple. Plenty of employers are fine with remote.
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by rozap 5y ago
It's true, the product is much worse than it was 10 years ago (I don't use it anymore since it's such a chore), but I don't think a company that has been obsessed with growth for growth's sake is really capable of t
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by rozap 5y ago
Could you get around this by requiring the residence be owned by a natural person to qualify for a primary residency tax rate?
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by rozap 5y ago
No ban, just huge property taxes for non-primary residences.
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by rozap 5y ago
Sounds like we agree, carbon should be taxed proportional to the externalities. Sounds like a job for the government. Except that the people making policies are influenced by...ah yes, those same billionaires who have a vested interest in f
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by rozap 5y ago
This argument is the famous comic "yet you participate in society yourself, very interesting. I am very clever". You know the one. It's impossible to exist in modern society without using fossil fuels. Come on my dude.
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by rozap 5y ago
As battery tech gets better, you can replace it. And the glued-in battery in the macbook pro won't be 100% capacity after a bunch of charge/discharges. It's a compromise in the short term maybe, but long term it's so muc
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by rozap 5y ago
Does it matter? From an individual's perspective, if you can make the monthly payment then all is well. Sure, the market may tank but all that does is effect your ability to move.
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by rozap 5y ago
I'm doing really well, thanks!
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by rozap 5y ago
Yeah I agree. Though I don't mean morality in a general sense. All I'm saying is, it's important to figure out if someone will contribute to a product that is shown to be harmful. It has nothing to do with an individual'
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by rozap 5y ago
It's a useful tool for hiring though. I wouldn't be able to hire anyone who worked there. At least at my current job, a functioning moral compass is required due to the impact our clients (governments) have on the general populati
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by rozap 5y ago
But...land is where food comes from, and the people that work it are already poor. Maybe you mean suburban and non-rural communities?
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by rozap 5y ago
Wait until they find out about the fact that all new BMWs come with heated seats, but you need to pay a monthly subscription to have them enabled.
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by rozap 5y ago
Socrata (Tyler Technologies) | Sr Software Engineer, Director of Engineering | Seattle, Remote | Full-time | https://www.tylertech.com/careers/job-openings#q=Socrata In Pennsylvania and Virginia, we're helping the
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by rozap 5y ago
Keep as much as you need to give you time to liquidate other things (like stocks or mutual funds). Especially with inflation as high as it is, keeping that much money in a checking account is just boneheaded.
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by rozap 5y ago
VW mass produced scroll superchargers 30 years ago for the G60 and they were unreliable but super efficient. Kind of surprising that with 30 years of manufacturing advances they're not more common. Such a cool design.
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by rozap 5y ago
The best part is when you go to mschf.xyz there are a bunch of links, and when you click one it logs `TypeError: n.setAttribute is not a function` to the console and then doesn't do anything. millions of dollars to build a homepage wit
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by rozap 5y ago
We got frames from Ikea.
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by rozap 5y ago
Ok but y'all do a bad job of it. The ads are irrelevant or they're for something I already bought. They're invasive, obnoxious and useless. My wife bought me an ooni pizza oven for Christmas. A box showed up at our door label
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by rozap 5y ago
I work at Socrata, and I've skimmed splitgraph and it looks pretty neat. How do you all deal with pushdowns or query rewriting in general when the target datasource doesn't implement the functionality your user writing real sql is
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by rozap 5y ago
We got these posters printed by a local printer about 5 years ago and then framed them. They're huge, they look great and have not faded at all. Just go to a local print shop and they'll do it. It was under 100 for 3.

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