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901.
by sbov 11y ago
Mine never hurt me, but I had zero need for braces until after my wisdom teeth came in. Of course the report seems to claim it is not possible for wisdom teeth to move other teeth like this, so maybe it's just coincidence.
902.
by sbov 11y ago
Theres plenty of ways they might respond. The kid's exact response probably depends on both the parents and the kid. Beyond that, the amount of surveillance that already exists in a mobile phone probably far outstrips any new tech aro
903.
by sbov 11y ago
I'm not a lawyer, but I found the ruling from New York pretty interesting. At the heart of the matter seems to be: should congress have to explicitly disallow the government from doing anything it wants? There is extensive legislation
904.
by sbov 11y ago
Because it's usually used to emotionally manipulate people. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Think_of_the_children
905.
by sbov 11y ago
If they're spitting, sure. But the OP seemed to imply that they just thought they would vomit. People have died due to suffocating on vomit with these things on.
906.
by sbov 11y ago
Using a spit mask because you're afraid someone is going to vomit sounds like involuntary manslaughter levels of stupidity.
907.
by sbov 11y ago
Of course he cares about the lives of children in those countries. At the same time, to call them just accidents, as us laymen use the term, is naive. Do you really think the US government went into these countries thinking they wouldn&#x
908.
by sbov 11y ago
Basically they don't. The average price per square foot in Hong Kong is insane despite their swarm of high rises.
909.
by sbov 11y ago
Not a lawyer either, but AFAIK the main difference is you are not exceeding your authorization when using your own computer. You could break into a bank computer, harmlessly write a post on here, and probably still go to prison.
910.
by sbov 11y ago
Actually, you did pay more, at least at the time of the court filing. “The increases at Amazon within roughly two weeks of moving to agency amounted to an average per unit e-book retail price increase of 14.2% for their New Releases, 42.7%
911.
by sbov 11y ago
This is what most of my friends who used to work in the games industry have done. It's not about the games for them anymore, it's about solving the problems. And they make significantly more money doing it elsewhere (one almost
912.
by sbov 11y ago
This has nothing to do with Java, and everything to do with being an executive at a company with over 100,000 employees.
913.
by sbov 11y ago
Maybe I'm off base, but why would we necessarily expect great productivity gains? The late 90's to early 2000's was a time when computers become ubiquitous. Yes, there are smart phones and tablets now, but the difference be
914.
by sbov 11y ago
Real average data is necessary but not sufficient. Policy should also consider the real outliers it may affect. So while you could argue that normalizing parental leave is unnecessary because children are better off with their mothers, we
915.
by sbov 11y ago
This sub-topic was about normalizing parental leave. Is your argument then that societal policy should only be based upon real on-average differences?
916.
by sbov 11y ago
My wife couldn't produce milk. My wife's niece wouldn't latch. There are a lot of people in these situations where, even if true, your reasoning does not apply.
917.
by sbov 11y ago
I am having trouble figuring out what he thinks the difference between engineers and developers are. The only I can spot is that engineers are interested in how the abstractions they use work. I haven't met many developers that aren&#
918.
by sbov 11y ago
Our company couldn't afford a superstar dream engineer. I've met a total of one. He makes nearly half a million at Netflix. Most companies I know of also aren't willing to shell out the cash required for superstar dream en
919.
by sbov 11y ago
The idea that only SF would have an issue seems like fiction to me. Maybe there would be no issue for tech workers. But for the median income, there would still be issues. Prop 13 was passed because residents were being driven out of the
920.
by sbov 11y ago
Source? Current discussions surrounding your statement point to it being false - that Apple can update the firmware of the secure enclave without it wiping out it's data.
921.
by sbov 11y ago
Not that I agree with backdoors, but Congress should be able to. The courts shouldn't.
922.
by sbov 11y ago
I think some are genuinely useful. Smart water sprinkler controllers seem generally useful. I used to forget to use our non-smart controller's "rain delay" all the time. We also have an alert system setup to let us know when
923.
by sbov 11y ago
We already do this in our monolith. All business operations are declared on interfaces, which is used to codegen a client & http request handler. Normal app code uses the codegen'd client, and we have a REST api which runs the cod
924.
by sbov 11y ago
How can you calculate lifetime value without revenue?
925.
by sbov 11y ago
Sure. But not doing something correct is far different from a security vulnerability.
926.
by sbov 11y ago
I feel like part of the "problem" of API churn is because we are writing APIs that live in the controller layer. Just because it runs on the back end doesn't mean it lies within the model layer. Beyond that, it certainly mak
927.
by sbov 11y ago
At least one problem with this advice is you do not define "just good enough". When I was a new developer "good enough" simply meant it passed all obvious tests I could think of.
928.
by sbov 11y ago
> need You probably have a different definition of need than I do. Want != need.
929.
by sbov 11y ago
Oh, that's all? It would be a disaster of epic proportions. Every law abiding company would have to instantly shut down. All the stock markets would go to zero. The whole country would basically be reset to nothing. Millions would
930.
by sbov 11y ago
I used to use Evernote, now I use Microsoft OneNote. I can't imagine GitHub would be any easier to use. Your problem is likely one of consistency rather than the medium itself.

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