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by scrozart 6y ago
Exactly. By definition, in the US, this is a sole proprietorship and has no hard requirement s for legal filings/business plan/etc.
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by scrozart 6y ago
This is meat, and I'll be forwarding it to my ENT and allergist. I have chronic sinus issues that so far have yet to respond to much.
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by scrozart 6y ago
This source is a lifestyle rag for people who hike, camp, etc. They're recently posted some super unscientific stuff about not wearing sunblock so you get all your Vitamin D.
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by scrozart 6y ago
Interestingly, this is the same issue we're seeing in the Senate: in the void where formal rules of procedure should ecist, we're left with 'traditions' built entirely on the shaky premise that everyone is acting in good
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by scrozart 6y ago
This statement is hyperbolic and unhelpful at best. The citizens of countries all over the world have indicated, en masse, they are willing to make drastic changes. Their governments are either slow to react or beholden to the financial int
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by scrozart 6y ago
This is spot on in my experience. My company is 2+ years into JIRA adoption and it's been messy because everyone tried to bend it to be like the best previous tool, interested of starting with, and honestly evaluating, the default conf
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by scrozart 6y ago
Exactly. I'm not reinventing the wheel. I may write some convenience wrapping around Spring Security, for instance, but why would I rewrite auth-z when it's a solved problem?
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by scrozart 6y ago
This was the topic of a recent episode of Revisionist History. Museums, art museums in the case of this podcast, horde tons of material they simply pack away and none of them ever note the actual value in annual filings. Then, when in finan
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by scrozart 6y ago
DRY gets abused regularly in my experience. It doesn't stop at method/class abstractions either; I've seen entire microservices & plugins developed to ensure each app doesn't have that one chunk of auth code, for ins
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by scrozart 6y ago
3 years isn't a long time to obtain a master's degree while working. This program, and many others, actually give you 5 years so you can take roughly one class per semester, 2 per year, and not destroy yourself. GT is also a top-t
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by scrozart 7y ago
Phenomena are discovered. Mathematics are invented to describe them.
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by scrozart 7y ago
The author isn't selling Brave. They mention themselves that they use FF with ad blockers.
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by scrozart 7y ago
> I also doubt that the warehouse jobs are bad jobs I agree that these folks are probably real people, but you must have missed the last several month's worth of very public information about the conditions in their warehouses. htt
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by scrozart 7y ago
+1. Steam is pretty damned good, and as a business they are killing it. As an entrepreneur I applaud them for the pivot. This isn't just hats - they provide access to TONS of games we would otherwise never see.
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by scrozart 7y ago
Yup. Hubble was no different; took forever and cost more than expected. These are novel scientific instruments, not helicopters.
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by scrozart 7y ago
> > Today's space telescopes provide no direct view of anything > I have no idea what that means. They literally observe the sky... Seriously! At this point they're just spitballing.
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by scrozart 8y ago
Hi! At the beginning of this section you state 'Let’s add some functions to the lib/my_app/auth/auth.ex file to verify a user’s password', but lib/my_app/auth/auth.ex was never created in the previous
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by scrozart 8y ago
> Publishing classified information. Easy to show that he did this but a very difficult path to go down when American newspapers do this all the time. A difficult path, maybe, but also an avenue for setting precedent to go after the pres
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by scrozart 8y ago
I imagine a huge benefit not covered in the article is fewer HR issues. I work at a growing software house and there are lots of guys who simply have no clue how to interact with women in a healthy manner.