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silisili
8mo ago
That I don't know exactly if it's just one on one, as I've not read up on it when it's a more personal relationship. I do know that my own wife, who was home all day watching just one child, was open to taking on more fo
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silisili
8mo ago
I have so many thoughts on this from my own life experience. Latchkey kid, YMMV. When I was a child, it was normal for neighborhood moms who didn't work to just watch kids for favors or a nominal fee. My memories are fuzzy, but I see
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silisili
8mo ago
I'd be more apt to believe this if the mass layoffs and outsourcing hadn't started long before any "scrutiny" of H1B.
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silisili
8mo ago
I have no idea what you're ranting about. 0ad is fantastic. I've never played Fallout, but it seems you want it to release versions like that? Why? It's not a version/story game but an iterative design on the same ga
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silisili
8mo ago
I may be the only one who actually bought and liked the Moto Backflip. I wish a design like that would make a comeback.
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silisili
8mo ago
Same. This will never change until CEO pay is tied to long term performance. Why not make it 5 year lagging? The whole problem is that CEOs have zero incentive to care about the longevity of the company. They want share price to go up now
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silisili
8mo ago
It didn't force people to change insurers, it forced insurers to change their policies, which ended in about 4 million people getting cancellation notices.
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silisili
8mo ago
Between that and 'Read that again' my heart kinda sank as I went. When if ever will this awful trend end?
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silisili
8mo ago
The answer isn't one a lot of people are willing to talk about, but personally, I don't care. The problem isn't "businesses", it's other Indians. They take entire tech orgs over, then only hire each other. Th
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silisili
8mo ago
As I understand it, OBB reverted section 174. Interest rates have fallen, not to near 0 as they were, but down from highs with no apparent effect. I used to agree with your statement, but it's feeling more and more it's not true.
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silisili
8mo ago
Works better on Reddit, really.
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silisili
8mo ago
Am I the only one who thinks these people are monkey patching embarrassments as they go? I remember the r in strawberry thing they suddenly were able to solve, while then failing on raspberry.
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silisili
8mo ago
Not sure how widespread an occurrence in the industry at large, but in two slowly dying publications I'm familiar with, the editors were the first to be let go. Quality took a nosedive, which may or may not have quickened the death spi
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silisili
8mo ago
Where I live, it's not the conglomerates buying up farmland but developers. This put a huge strain on infrastructure and also exploded the price of land, so much so the county finally outright banned it. Not sure the dynamics of Iowa
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silisili
8mo ago
Thanks!
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silisili
8mo ago
Is there any reputable source for this claim? Apologies if I missed it but didn't see one linked in the article. I ask because it's not what I'd read or understood yesterday.
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silisili
8mo ago
Thanks for sharing. I feel a big part of what you experience is based on where you live. Having a family seems incongruous to the fast paced corpo world, sadly. I moved to a small, uninteresting town years ago, mainly to escape the hustle
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silisili
9mo ago
This is what most frustrates me about driving in Florida. The right lane is nearly always the fast lane, yet is the lane with most 'events.' When asked, they'll say they feel safer in the left lane because they don't fe
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silisili
9mo ago
I don't do devops/sysadmin anymore, so this would have been before the age of k8s for everything. But I once interviewed for a company hiring specifically because their deployment process lasted hours, and rollbacks even longer.
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9mo ago
I mean, not to say he's not, but by what metric? If by company success, then Zuckerberg and Musk are better than all of us. If by millions made, as he likes to joke/brag about... Fabrice Bellard is an utter failure. If by install
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9mo ago
That's to be expected, since the majority of people on either of those services are those with a deep hatred of Musk. Not sure why he expected a different reaction, or why he's even slumming it on those services to begin with.
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silisili
9mo ago
Did you check your phone settings? Mine has an option to add it to the power menu, so you get to it by whichever method you use to do that (which itself is sad that phones are starting to differ in what the power key does).
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silisili
9mo ago
Sadly, incredibly common. It's a shame we don't have better protections for this by now. Here's another I remember reading recently. I feel sorry for both parties and not sure how I think that should be adjudicated... http
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9mo ago
Good point. And 'yard', if any. You can even see this at large events that are in urban centers. Churchill Downs for example is surrounded by residential properties. At Derby time a lot of those enterprising people would let yo
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silisili
9mo ago
One thing I really like it for is if you have a lot of something similar - let's say plugins. I can then just go to the plugins directory, and tell claude something as simple as "this is the plugins directory where plugins live.
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9mo ago
I'm conflicted on that myself. On paper their life is certainly so much easier and more comfortable. On the other hand, I feel like there's some intangibles missing. Not having instant access to everything made for patience and
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9mo ago
> Wolves are the result of the work, not asking the question. Wolves don’t ask to be wolves; they are. Whether or not you find this blurb interesting will probably determine whether or not this link is worth clicking to you.
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9mo ago
I agree 100%. That is the reality of what is happening, but is a disconnect between what people thought/hoped it meant vs what is actually happening. From what I could tell, -most- America First proponents just got mad that the countr
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9mo ago
That was pretty much always the point of America First. Put on your own mask before assisting others. Unfortunately, the US has so many current problems it needs to work out that America First means America Alone until then. Unfortunately
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9mo ago
I'm curious how you'd plan the toggling to work. It'd have to be foldable at minimum to be able to wrap around and over the screen. But I'd imagine just having a folded back faraday shield on the back of the phone woul
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