shaneprrlt

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by shaneprrlt 7y ago
Good thing Bill Nye is making sure we're all using the correct newspeak. Still, I can't imagine we will be encountering any indigenous Martians when we get there.
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by shaneprrlt 7y ago
I'm still just outraged at this "5GE" hoax being played on us by AT&T. They should have called it "5GL" for lies!
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by shaneprrlt 7y ago
I live in Chicago and my apartment is across the street from a public school. They were outside picketing when I left for work this morning. I feel conflicted, on one hand, I support our teachers and want them to be compensated fairly. On t
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by shaneprrlt 7y ago
This reminds me of this article from a while back: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2018-03-27/ad-scamme... I worked for a company that hired media buyers that came from this shady world, most of them
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by shaneprrlt 7y ago
I guess you weren't exaggerating: https://www.quora.com/Can-a-code-be-written-to-blow-up-a-com...
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by shaneprrlt 7y ago
Cherokees and Confederates? That's the oddest collab I could ever imagine. What was their official stance on the institution of slavery? That seriously is one of the strangest bits of US history I've ever learned.
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by shaneprrlt 7y ago
All I have to say to this is a deal's a deal. Doesn't matter if it was 184 years ago. :)
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by shaneprrlt 7y ago
For sure, I was just hoping to get some clarification. I'm by no means a micro-service expert.
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by shaneprrlt 7y ago
Interesting. One of the heavily marketed advantages of using micro-services is the ability for individual sub-systems to scale independently of one another, which is obviously a cost optimization that matters once you reach a certain scale,
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by shaneprrlt 7y ago
> With this transformation, microservice architectures have become the standard for building cloud native applications, and it is predicated that by 2022, 90% of new apps will feature microservice architectures. What do other engineers t
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by shaneprrlt 7y ago
That's actually a fair counterpoint. Take my advice once you're settled in for those times you do just want to be heads down and focus.
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by shaneprrlt 7y ago
> In one instant, some unsung karmic superhero single-handedly erased the work of several hundred asshole double parking jobs. Perfect balance. Yin and yang.
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by shaneprrlt 7y ago
If you want a more hilarious take on explaining Dunbar's number, I present to you this old article from cracked on "The Monkeysphere": https://www.cracked.com/article_14990_what-monkeysphere.html
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by shaneprrlt 7y ago
Find your go-to rotation of music and podcasts so you can immediately plug in when you want to get in the zone. I highly recommend checking out https://brain.fm . I pay like $6.99/mo (about same as my Spotify subscription) a
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by shaneprrlt 7y ago
Embarrassment? That's your lunch! At some point you have to take a stand and defend yourself against these animals that knowingly eat another persons lunch. What's next? First it's lunch, then it's your car, your identit
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by shaneprrlt 7y ago
Honestly, you've changed my mind right here about the NFL issue by putting it into this perspective. I always thought Kaepernick had the right to kneel, but that the NFL had the right to bench the player as well. I thought the Presiden
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by shaneprrlt 7y ago
> Unlike in New York, where regulations and the density of the city core have partially shielded yellow cabs from the effects of competition from ride-hailing companies, the taxi industries in Chicago and other cities have been devastate
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by shaneprrlt 7y ago
I wonder this trend will continue among marketing platforms? Shopify did the same thing earlier this year and it felt very weird: https://www.shopify.com/studios Edit: It seemed like a weird investment for a platform that s
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by shaneprrlt 7y ago
Absolutely disgusting, I wish the US could demonstrate how to humanely deal with prison inmates, but unfortunately, conditions here are piss poor as well. :(
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by shaneprrlt 7y ago
I always recall that statement Eric Schmidt once made about if you've got nothing to hide, you've got nothing to fear. It's not about fear of having my messages read, it's that you shouldn't have the right to read t
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by shaneprrlt 7y ago
I honestly wouldn't mind buying a bird scooter to own. I bought a Segway ES4 and it doesn't come with the extra reinforcement the scooter services add after-market around where the pillar connects to the board and is constantly co
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by shaneprrlt 7y ago
I believe you mean to say some "grain" in it for them. /badpun
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by shaneprrlt 7y ago
"Rising labor costs", what happens in the future when the world is fully developed and these co's run out of developing countries with cheap labor to exploit?
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by shaneprrlt 7y ago
Bravo! I hear people talking about a web based version which would be cool, I have so many photos I've taken of my drivers license, license plate, random addresses, contacts, etc. Always a hassle scrolling back months worth of photos o
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by shaneprrlt 7y ago
I'm literally just making a stupid joke. The curtains are just blue.
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by shaneprrlt 7y ago
How old are some of these? For instance, is #402 even relevant today?
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by shaneprrlt 7y ago
Will be fantastic once a few decades of inflation transpire!