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by sbarre 4y ago
Watermelons are perishable, so that's apples to eggs. Do you live in a microhome? Deodorant sticks are tiny, surely you can store 3 of them under your sink for months without too much suffering.
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by sbarre 4y ago
Blow regularly streams himself hacking on jai on Twitch, so I don't think there's any concern about hiding the code.
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Reverse-engineering integrity checks in Black Ops 3(momo5502.com)
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by sbarre 4y ago
Internal tools never get the same attention as public-facing products. Public facing products have competition. Internal tools have a captive audience that must use them, no matter what.
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by sbarre 4y ago
I wonder if that's why several European countries are excluded from this, according to the terms on the page linked in the submission.
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by sbarre 4y ago
I empathize with your story about being promised one thing and then not getting it.. But I think it's important to acknowledge that in most industries, you get a 2-5% raise maybe once a year, sometimes adjusted for cost of living if
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by sbarre 4y ago
Any kind of electronic gambling setup is amenable to insider scams. Keep it low-key, don't get greedy, and you can probably milk it forever.
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by sbarre 4y ago
I'd love to know more about your approach here... Do you have any resources you could point to if one wanted to learn more?
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by sbarre 4y ago
After thinking about this, I would absolutely love an up-front opinionated "this is what you need to work on next" UI in all the productivity and management apps I have to use at work. Will keep an eye on your app going forward
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by sbarre 4y ago
Google's webcache has it https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:pizI33...
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by sbarre 4y ago
It feels like every time there's a crypto exchange exit-scam/fail/crash/run/fraud, someone says "but this one felt safe/different/better than the others". I (genuinely) wonder how many more times
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by sbarre 4y ago
Is this book aimed more at B2C or would some of it apply to B2B or enterprise SaaS products? If not, can you recommend any resources for learning enterprise SaaS pricing strategies?
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by sbarre 4y ago
Who said anything about fair? When has fairness ever factored into business? If a company sees an opportunity to make money, short or long term, they take it. That's just good business, right? There is a cold calculation that happen
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by sbarre 4y ago
I think the whole "many predicted" statement that several large tech companies have used to thin out all the pandemic hires is cover for the fact that they boom-hired during the pandemic knowing full well they would very likely ha
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by sbarre 4y ago
I was responding to the previous poster's specific claim that they saw this as a national security issue, and simply looking to clarify whether they believed the farm's ownership was a factor in that position, or whether it was ab
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by sbarre 4y ago
Would it be different if the farm was American-owned, but still growing alfalfa and selling it to another country? Are you suggesting export controls on vegetables?
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by sbarre 4y ago
Do you have more info on why you believe this? My experience has been that Google successfully filters spam from my Inbox, consistently. I get (just looked) 30-40 spam messages a day. I've been on Gmail since the invite-only days, so I
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by sbarre 4y ago
One thing that's easy to forget is that super-complex weighted moderation/voting systems can get computationally expensive at the scale of something like Twitter or Facebook etc.. Slashdot had a tiny population, relatively speakin
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by sbarre 4y ago
How do you determine that a newly added piece of content is related to a previously added one?
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by sbarre 4y ago
Looks like I was partially right (but wrong on the price!).. https://twitter.com/reckless/status/1586884530988027904
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by sbarre 4y ago
I work for a 100-year-old company with 30k employees. Last year we moved from self-hosted Exchange to GSuite, because it's just easier to spend money on that than to spend money on an increasingly complex and hard-to-staff-properly in
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by sbarre 4y ago
Absolutely.. when you believe in the idea that prison must be relatively worse than everyday life, it can get pretty horrible pretty fast. And I will say the US is not unique in having horrible prisons, but they are uniquely the wealthie
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by sbarre 4y ago
I think the major difference here is exactly what you point out: social conditions outside of prison. The US's general lack of a social safety net, and the "every person for themselves" attitude, means that life for a lot of
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by sbarre 4y ago
I was arguing the point that "exclusivity that anyone can buy has less value" made by OP.. It most definitely does not, in the eyes of enough people to still be valuable. They will purchase the appearance of exclusivity, even if
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by sbarre 4y ago
1. allow people to pay for a blue check to be verified > Nobody is going to pay for something that is no longer a status symbol because it can simply be bought Tell that to all the luxury brands that make low-end products for everyone no
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by sbarre 4y ago
If your employer is trying to fire you "with cause" then they will be producing a paper trail of their own, to justify their decision. Their paper trail will be very one-sided, of course. You will need your own paper trail to de
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by sbarre 4y ago
So then you do care about the product you work on.
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by sbarre 4y ago
It shows as $279 for me with a $60 coupon.. Just being pedantic though, that's still a great price.
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by sbarre 4y ago
I'd love to know where you got that PC for that price. I just spent 20 minutes doing some searches in all the usual suspects (Amazon, eBay, AliXpress, and some online stores I can usually get good prices from) and the cheapest I found
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by sbarre 4y ago
That's why we don't talk about "equal treatment" in diversity and inclusion, we talk about "equitable treatment". Same but different here. "Equality" is an inherently unfair concept because not all hu

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