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by serge2k 10y ago
Why would you use electron for this instead of just modifying chromium?
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by serge2k 10y ago
I dunno, lunch was pretty well enforced at amazon. Go out and get food, come back and eat somewhere (conference room, kitchen area, outside, wherever). Took a full out each day. Way worse where I am now, 25 minute lunch break. ugh.
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by serge2k 10y ago
You care so little that you have to point how stupid they are for living there.
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by serge2k 10y ago
It's a perfectly valid choice to take advantage of that when you don't have a family and all the associated responsibilities yet.
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by serge2k 10y ago
Isn't it though? Affordability has a different meaning for different people, and everyone has to make tradeoffs. Is $3800 for one bedroom absurd? Yes, but I'm not going to feel sorry for the guy making 160k a year who can afford t
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by serge2k 10y ago
> earning four figure salaries thousands per year?
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by serge2k 10y ago
> In fact, some of these workers joined 11 million Americans in spending more than half of their income on rent! Difference is the other half is still more than most people make. > https://www.reddit.com/r/person
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by serge2k 10y ago
They still have that button, and you can go up by clicking on the parent folder name as well.
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by serge2k 10y ago
> It sounds like she didn't pay US income tax, she just had to file a tax return, which seems reasonable. It's really not. That part about banks not wanting to serve american's is true. (Almost) no other countries do this
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by serge2k 10y ago
> To get the same records in the US, law enforcement would have to get a subpoena Don't any deposits over a threshold get reported domestically as well? IIRC 10k is the limit. > At the same time, the US has worked out Intergovern
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by serge2k 10y ago
You could easily setup and experiment to verify this.
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by serge2k 10y ago
> Newer programming languages are often interesting, but they are typically less flexible at first than older languages. Everything else being equal, older languages perform better and are faster At the cost of more difficulty in writing
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by serge2k 10y ago
> but is somehow managing to do it without requiring exclusivity. At the very least, Oculus could require store exclusivity but not hardware exclusivity. Their massive share of teh PC gaming market via steam gives them more freedom.
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by serge2k 10y ago
Closed binary demonstrates they can pull data.
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by serge2k 10y ago
It's a 90 day free trial vs... free. Ridiculous argument. Scummy as hell too.
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by serge2k 10y ago
Wouldn't that be more akin to the design of the models?
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by serge2k 10y ago
> I don't know why randcraw is being downvoted here I can't speak for anyone else, but "M$"
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by serge2k 10y ago
> . I have the right to extend my personal value system in this way. Big government should not be able to shove people into my home against my will. This is clearly a 4th amendment issue. Except you are renting your home out. It's a
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by serge2k 10y ago
> Something like .NET is available but this is supported by the creators of Windows. and .NET isn't?
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by serge2k 10y ago
It's an axiom. We are talking specifically about 2+2=4 being trivial because it falls out of the axioms. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peano_axioms
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by serge2k 10y ago
> That is the claim under contention no, whether or not it is obvious is under contention. I hope no one doubts what I said. I also never said it's obvious, I said the statement > if it's divisible by a number, the number mu
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by serge2k 10y ago
2 + 2 = S(S(0)) + S(1) = S(S(S(0)) + 1) = S(S(S(0)) + S(0)) - S(S(S(S(0 + 0)))) = S(S(S(S(0)))) = 4 Definiton of Successor (S) and addition. It's trivial.
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by serge2k 10y ago
> The proofs of trivial facts are not necessarily trivial The proof 2+2=4 is trivial given the peano axioms. I suspect you know this was the point being made.
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by serge2k 10y ago
You could probably build that up from the peano axioms and the definition of multiplication and divisibility.
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by serge2k 10y ago
> Who says "if it's divisible by a number, the number must appear in its factorization"? Why is that true? No one. If an integer is divisible by a prime then that number must appear in it's unique factorization.
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by serge2k 10y ago
> so I don't let it stop me from reading anything preceded by a trigger warning I often do. It varies, this article is mostly fine. Some good points in general about organizations. When you get to codes of conduct and changing the P
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by serge2k 10y ago
> knack for getting along we dont think a black man can get along here.
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by serge2k 10y ago
> unless you think that 50s-style "integrity, work ethic, and a knack for getting along" hiring practices inherently preclude women/non-whites/non-straight/non-Christian people. You don't?
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by serge2k 10y ago
> Because network outages never happen, disks never fail or fill up, memory is never an issue, programs always deal with only the data they were expected to, products never do more traffic than expected, and all infrastructure software s
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by serge2k 10y ago
lol, OT for IT workers. Good one. We're part of a very special group that employers are legally allowed to screw over regarding OT. Because reasons. Actually I would really like to know the context of how that law got passed, if anyone

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