shellfisher

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by shellfisher 4y ago
Lol. Like many people, I too have $99/month service. I typed my name into the evil waitlist. I subsequently received a satellite dish that gave me space internet. For less than my cable subscription. For internet from space. Haters gon
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by shellfisher 4y ago
> When you reduce all-pair-shortest-paths (assuming a cubic lower bound) to your problem in quadratic time, your problem has a lower bound of linear time. However, when you speed up the reduction to linear time, your lower bound is quadr
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by shellfisher 4y ago
And yet, had you not learned to program, a programming job right out of college would have been out of reach. So it’s possible to learn something at college that makes you 10 times more valuable for a particular job.
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by shellfisher 4y ago
> That said one needs to be realistic about it, is going to college really going to make you 3x more productive at 22 than if you didn't? Obviously this depends on what you might have done instead… If on the one hand you went to col
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by shellfisher 4y ago
A marginal sales tax would not necessarily do so. Pick a consumption dollar amount below which one is not wealthy and above which one is wealthy, according to you. Say, spending $1,000,000 per year. Consumption up to that amount is taxed
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by shellfisher 4y ago
> Because I don't get involved in all that backstabbing, gossiping crap. Making friends at work does not necessitate participating in backstabbing, gossiping crap. In fact, being a good friend generally requires not participatin
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by shellfisher 4y ago
It seems like the only “leap” is partnering with some other group. Which, yes, organizing is critical on large scale projects… but for those of us looking for a breakthrough, I guess we’ve been clickbaited.
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by shellfisher 4y ago
Most that answer with a categorical “yes” (I want that) haven’t lived what you are suggesting. I’ve lived next to low income + “project” housing. It’s physically dangerous, in the form of gun violence. Sucks but it’s true. When you’re in yo
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by shellfisher 4y ago
Pretend instead of “serious” they said “frobnozz”. You’re not a frobnozz cyclist unless you can do a handstand on your handlebars! How absolutely un-frobnozz can you get?? There’s a tendency to ascribe value to words like “serious” but it’s
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by shellfisher 4y ago
Context: NewRelic force-migrating people to their new alerting platform without actually implementing necessary tooling (e.g. terraform provider support).
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Support for Applied Intelligence: Incident Workflows(github.com)
1 points by shellfisher 4y ago|1 comments
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by shellfisher 4y ago
If you happened to use an API that switched to XML or whatever other thing you’d be in the same boat. What a ridiculous argument.
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by shellfisher 4y ago
The fact that you think she’s a servant says more about you than them. As well say he’s the servant, working long hours while she gets to enjoy closer relationships with their children.
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by shellfisher 4y ago
No weirder a take than the parent post rejecting the idea of putting oneself in the picture.