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by rr888 4y ago
Its back on. Buy Tech! Crypto! Remember those Monkey NFTs? Buy Buy Buy!!!!!
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by rr888 4y ago
I could only find local rules eg https://sfplanning.org/home-sf . Or a tax break for financing https://www.calpfa.org/private-activity-programs/affordable-...
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by rr888 4y ago
Says who? There are no zoning powers right.
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by rr888 4y ago
I dont see why new million dollar condos will help homeless at all.
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by rr888 4y ago
The last thing is team familiarity is waning. Back in 2020/21 everyone went remote but they already knew each other well from dealing with each other face to face. Now we have new people in the team who never really learned properly an
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by rr888 4y ago
Paycheck to paycheck is vague though. If that includes having a secure job putting money into a 401k and paying down a mortgage maybe its a perfectly good strategy. If you aren't doing those things then you need to change.
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by rr888 4y ago
No strike acts are not acts of desperation. I understand right now there are some workplaces where wages are low and not keeping up with inflation, but in general the people who strike belong to powerful unions and earn good wages. People o
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by rr888 4y ago
Probably not a great example when most tech companies are failing. Should workers pay to work in an unprofitable startup?
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by rr888 4y ago
All of it, the DI, the autowiring, the plugins, the attributes, the config files. Its so refreshing to have a call stack that isn't pages long.
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by rr888 4y ago
Me too. I think too the unions work best when its just a small part of the population that has the power to get what they want. Its like a prisoners dilemma, yhe wider economy can support this group being relatively overpaid to keep them qu
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by rr888 4y ago
Damn everyone here is a capitalist when wages are spiraling and employers are handing out RSUs and IPOs pop, but when the first recession comes suddenly we're all the proletariat.
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by rr888 4y ago
I've been using Vert.x a lot and one of the great things is just throwing away the whole Spring magic and going back to basics with a sql query and processing the results without an ORM. Basically ignoring all the Java cruft that gives
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by rr888 4y ago
> I want to get all my email history backed up somewhere other than gmail's servers on an ongoing basis. I thought I wanted this, then realized I really can live without all the old emails. Once you decide that you're left with
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by rr888 4y ago
It wasn't google maps, it was a free version of an app. I should have known better but thought it'd work.
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by rr888 4y ago
Surely the most important fundamental is that it makes money?
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by rr888 4y ago
Another benefit too is that the places to stay are usually available. Pre-Internet the hotels listed in the LP were usually booked out a year ahead, now you can actually reserve spaces in the recommended acommodations.
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by rr888 4y ago
Went hiking while relying on a phone app. Offline, it cached the map no problems, until a few hours in when the TTL must have been triggered then everything disappeared. Bought a real map soon after.
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by rr888 4y ago
Surely this is easier in every IDE which has a history window?
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by rr888 4y ago
iOS is terrible from windows too. I figured they really dont care as you aren't a good customer.
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by rr888 4y ago
fnurbification: Off [ O] On
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by rr888 4y ago
Slowing down internet to a crawl works for me too. Once I hit my data limit it runs at 128 kb/s which is perfect. I just wish it ran at that speed all the time.
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by rr888 4y ago
Also Greenland and Antartica have so much ice it produces a gravitational pull on the surrounding water. Its one of the reasons sea levels rise in most of the world when that gravity weakens and water is redistributed.
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by rr888 4y ago
do you think there is a majority of legislators with these views? There might still be some around but they are crackpots. Stop looking for scapegoats.
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by rr888 4y ago
His last day in the senate was last week.
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by rr888 4y ago
Sounds like most of us you like developing but dont like working in other people's code and design. Corporate work has a bad reputation but lots of upsides. I work in a small team of 5 people on a system that has about 40 users. Its am
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by rr888 4y ago
> There are still people denying it, Only a few crackpots > and this is one of the biggest impediments to stopping climate change. No I dont believe this at all.
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by rr888 4y ago
Its so dumb that everyone is looking for someone else to blame, except themselves. Just to live in the Western world you're creating CO2 every day. Exxon might have known something but would it make a difference? We all know now about
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by rr888 4y ago
Peak electricity usage is on the cold, frosty nights when there is no wind or sunshine.
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by rr888 4y ago
This for this it indeed looks very much better than json or yaml.
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by rr888 4y ago
Agreed this is the best combination. Wood stoves are also great for when the power is out. If only my building would let me put a fire in my apartment. :)

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