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by rr808 2y ago
Looking forward to putting every Meta employee in jail. No one died in Flint. Lots of people killed themselves after using Meta products.
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by rr808 3y ago
Maybe, I think we have to trust the medical people that they know what they're doing. My baby daughter was in incubated in ICU twice with severe Bronchiolitis. It was nice to see the same people look after her for a week rather than a
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by rr808 3y ago
I think its similar worldwide. Like I said my brother quit. Its also true that IT people are ridiculously overpaid. Both problems will inevitably revert to the mean.
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by rr808 3y ago
Some wards with really sick people benefit from having longer shifts as you see the person progress and have fewer shift changes. Ie with 2 people doing 12 hr shifts is better than 3 people doing 8 hours shifts as the doctors and nurses see
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by rr808 3y ago
An associated problem is that bright people from rural or poor areas who are really passionate about being a doctor dont get the right grades to get in. Middle class kids in cities get in because its a good career but dont really like it th
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by rr808 3y ago
Thanks I was waiting for someone to bring up distillers. I really dont want to keep buying expensive filters. I guess they use power but hoping it costs less?
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by rr808 3y ago
Its a good idea. I'm surprised there aren't trackers on all cars already, like a 21st century license plate. I thought toll passes would do this, but looking at the size of the sensors over interstates it isn't so easy.
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by rr808 3y ago
The best solution I've read for this is for companies to ensure you put your job on LinkedIn.
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by rr808 3y ago
Totally. Brazil is having great economic benefits from cutting down its rain-forests and farming cattle. Just like Europeans and Americans did.
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by rr808 3y ago
Most over engineering is career driven development. You may laugh at the people who unnecessarily use loads of microservices, specialized tools and libraries, exotic cloud solutions etc. But the architects and senior developers who do this
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by rr808 3y ago
You guys get root access? I have to raise a ticket for a sysadmin to do anything.
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by rr808 3y ago
All the processed cereal aisle is so bad for your health. The problem isn't that Kelloggs raised its prices, the problem is that such big corporations sell junk food at such a low price in the first place.
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by rr808 3y ago
Right, I always used my own router when I had cable, I just thought fibre would be more complex.
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by rr808 3y ago
Even the router I still use fios Quantum because I suspect fios configures it from time to time. Am I wrong? I'd prefer to have my own but it works well enough.
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by rr808 3y ago
7.6% in the USA if you were wondering (Tesla a little more than half the EV total). https://www.coxautoinc.com/market-insights/q4-2023-ev-sales/
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by rr808 3y ago
I find now I identify the companies and roles I want to do and then go after them. Either find someone you know, apply online or find an in-house recruiter on LinkedIn and talk to them directly.
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by rr808 3y ago
He's had beef with them because they want the app store to take a cut of hey.com SAAS payments. https://twitter.com/dhh/status/1755984581214499317 https://twitter.com/dhh/status/1750
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by rr808 3y ago
I remember someone telling me this about McDonalds when I was a teenager. I went to a store and listened carefully, it was just local radio. Sounds like a myth.
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by rr808 3y ago
DHH today on how windows is just as good as Apple now. https://world.hey.com/dhh/vscode-wsl-makes-windows-awesome-f... (OK he hates Apple so is pushing an alternative but a good POV)
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by rr808 3y ago
The vast majority of devs are under 30. Already most people are "senior" after 5 years experience. What are we going to do when this cohort wants to get promoted into architects and managers in 10-20 years time? There just aren&#x
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by rr808 3y ago
> It acts as a digital bread crumb for companies to link your activity across sites and apps to serve you relevant ads. Isn't this kinda normal now anyway? Like its a fact of life, not much you can do about it, why not hand out your
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by rr808 3y ago
It isn't that simple, NYC is a good example. If you build a lot of new condos often that area gets gentrified and prices go up.
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by rr808 3y ago
Possibly, I suspect though that most Americans here grew up in SFH and are reluctant to see that lifestyle go away.
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by rr808 3y ago
I think you dont get my point. I lived in London for a decade. There are lots of small units but always parks in the area. Here now the apartments are bigger and more spacious but there are very few small parks. In my area population is up
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by rr808 3y ago
Are they going to add train lines, schools and parks? Or is it just cram in more people into a space until its unbearable. I live in a Jersey City which has sprouted lots of new apartments. Lack of parks and schools are a real problem, at l
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by rr808 3y ago
For a couple hundred grand you can get a team of 20 fully trained people working full time in most parts of the world.
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by rr808 3y ago
I read a book decades ago that had a section on the biological parts of learning how the brain forms memories and skills. Eg what types of food to eat, how and why to take breaks, combination with light exercise, what happens when you sleep
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by rr808 3y ago
I'm old enough to remember when Amazon was a welcome change from the local B&N/Walmart/Target/CVS/BestBuy landscape. Amazon was amazing to have the choice and much lower prices. Sure its maybe too big now but we
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by rr808 3y ago
Its not "retaliation" as such, just that for many unskilled jobs having someone show up everyday is the main part of the job. If you want time off they can swap you for someone who'll be there.
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by rr808 3y ago
One thing in common is that to write a GUI application they're all much simpler, faster and more powerful than modern Javascript frameworks. Yeah distribution sucked but I feel we've got a long way to keep up.

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