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by ryan-allen 5y ago
Not OP, but I subbed to Premium as soon as it was available. Money well spent!
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by ryan-allen 5y ago
Being content is hard, but no joy? Surely there's been fleeting moments of joy here and there (or perhaps for a period of time during a role then it's gone?). What were they? If not, was there any joy out of work?
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by ryan-allen 5y ago
OP's story sounds a bit like my grandfathers, he jumped around many jobs over his lifetime. According to my aunt he would 'work in a job and learn about it until he got bored, then moved on to something else he was vaguely interes
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by ryan-allen 5y ago
I was taking over a server that had software, that was not in version control. I created a git repository where I wanted to start versioning, started picking the important non-cache files with individual git add X, but I accidentally added
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by ryan-allen 5y ago
Contamination is a huge problem with this allergy, and most kitchens don't understand or don't care. You pretty much learn that eating out is too dangerous. Those who end up with this allergy pretty much have to not eat out, as th
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by ryan-allen 5y ago
More research is needed, my anecdotal experiences is that different people have wide differences in the way that they react to alpha gal. I know someone who went into full anaphylaxis from inhaling aeroplane food on a flight, requiring both
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by ryan-allen 5y ago
And Gacy, he had a fantastic reputation as an upstanding community member for years before his atrocities were discovered.
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by ryan-allen 5y ago
This is very real. I live in a part of Sydney Australia, where this is s prevalent and ongoing concern. I know a few people with the affliction. Imagine having a deathly allergy to peanuts, but nobody understands, or cares, or doesn't
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by ryan-allen 5y ago
Hoo boy do I have a video for you! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WV1McEtejxo
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by ryan-allen 5y ago
It's been in motion for quite a while, according to Adam Curtis [0] at least. [0] https://thoughtmaybe.com/the-century-of-the-self/
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by ryan-allen 5y ago
No expense spared! Still a classic.
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by ryan-allen 5y ago
It's also good for finding unsigned artists, kind of like what mp3.com was (I wish there was an archive for mp3.com, it's so sad there isn't!). A lot of the artists allow you to play their music on the website, and if you lik
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by ryan-allen 5y ago
I think it depends if you have the time and energy to exercise them. Kelpies, Border Collies and Australian Cattle Dogs are popular pets here in Australia, you just need to exercise them. They are very intelligent, alert and loyal. We adopt
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by ryan-allen 5y ago
If only we could predict the future!
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by ryan-allen 5y ago
Yep! And you could only get one of these devices via a recommendation from another crook who already had one, and they cost between 1.5k-2.5k, paid in BTC apparently. It's pretty interesting! Can't wait for more details on the sch
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by ryan-allen 5y ago
Their petrol motorbikes are absolutely wonderful machines, I can't wait for their transition into electric!
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by ryan-allen 5y ago
He is a prince.
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by ryan-allen 5y ago
I don't know but... I want a goddamn car that looks like it's from the future. Car companies always build the coolest looking prototypes then dress them down and make them ugly. I have a pre-order Cybertruck and may or may not be
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by ryan-allen 5y ago
> JWT is awesome. That's generally my thought, too. In my career the authentication sophistication was always a trade off (effort vs security) based on how paranoid the org felt about certain things. Having worked on PHP/Rails&
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by ryan-allen 5y ago
I have a Asus PN50 4500U running Manjaro for work. I drive a 4k screen over displayport. It's _really_ good!
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by ryan-allen 5y ago
A friend of mine bought a cafe once, it's a common trope that people want to start these kinds of businesses, and it almost always ends in tears both financially and emotionally. I don't recommend it, unless you are a hugely passi
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by ryan-allen 5y ago
I don't understand why people are down-voting you.
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by ryan-allen 5y ago
Without offering an alternative solution I'm not sure what your co-workers are trying to accomplish. The article doesn't offer much of a solution either. The only valid criticism I see in these threads are unless you are tracking
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by ryan-allen 5y ago
I have a vague recollection that yes, this is true, and it happened to me. Cancelling the subscription over the phone was an absolute shit-show. I truly resent Adobe as a company, but they have a monopoly on certain applications.
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by ryan-allen 6y ago
In order to get around this I got a 4500U PN50 [0] and two power supplies, so I can take my 'work computer' home with me, it's a compromise but it's good! [0] https://www.asus.com/au/Displays-Desktop
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by ryan-allen 6y ago
And I just droppped my 4 month old new Pixel and it's broken. The new experiment begins, I guess!
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by ryan-allen 6y ago
My experience has been different. I consider HN to be a kind of 'finger on the pulse' for my profession as a programmer, and in that regard it's fantastic. Reddit, on the other hand, is a huge time sink (some good, some bad,
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by ryan-allen 6y ago
I have on the odd occasion switched back to a feature phone. My longest streak was about 9 months and it was an interesting experience. For the first week I found myself looking for it in situations I never noticed, for example while waitin
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by ryan-allen 6y ago
Follow it up with 2 minutes of Ouija board questions! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=15nNY7uofNw
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by ryan-allen 6y ago
I don't disagree with your points, however not having a reasonable level of sight reading inhibits you from learning some of the more dense pieces (e.g. Bach Inventions and Sifonias) in a timely manner. Developing that skill allows you

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