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11y ago
I like the "whiule you were" gone thing. Useful for when I woke up in the morning and it shows me half a dozen overnight tweets. Usually a couple of these are good. A few months ago the "gone" time got reduced to just a
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Why is hiring broken? It starts at the whiteboard
(medium.freecodecamp.com)
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11y ago
No luck finding the 644 missing pounds but I do note that the PDF version of the document (I assume the original) reports the steel figure as 23,101,000 instead of 28,101,000 . That however seems to be a typo that was fixed later. I'm
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11y ago
What I'm wondering is have they created a model that only works if you employee "top 5 percent" people. Sort of like if long-haul truckers needs the skills and training of Fighter pilots.
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11y ago
I didn't even work out what the Oreilly shipping was since it required me to login and go right to the end of the ordering process. I tend to avoid ordering books from Amazon too since they charge $5 per book plus $5 per order which us
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11y ago
You are missing the point. Houses for poor people are almost never built, instead poor people live in 50 year old places that were built for the rich or middle class. What happens is that 10 people move into those new places and 10 people m
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11y ago
The point I mean with the kid working at Starbucks is that most wage earners will have a very simple tax requirements. In many countries they won't even need to send in a tax return since it'll be done automatically. If they are a
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11y ago
> "And the US double taxes their citizens living abroad the same way." > Except they don't. You have an exemption for foreign income. Because all the other 20 year olds working part-time at Starbucks employee the best
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11y ago
Customer Support, twitter is customer support for a lot of companies and being public makes grievance redressal possible. They just need to get better tools and charge companies for being their support interface. The companies may not have
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11y ago
> and that neighbors of a listing have a way to veto a listing. Seriously? Do you know what a NIMBY is? If you asked a dozen neighbors to all approve anything (even a differently coloured doorbell) then 100% chance that at least one woul
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11y ago
Egypt spent around $8 billion on a Suez Canal expansion in 2014 & 2015 in order to double the Canal's capacity. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Suez_Canal
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Mobile, smartphones and hindsight
(ben-evans.com)
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11y ago
One of the reviews I saw said the rebooting time was pretty fast
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What Happened: Adobe Creative Cloud Update Bug
(backblaze.com)
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11y ago
I used to work for a news paper website. We sold display and site-takover ads for many times the CPM that you'd get for Google ads. To find roughly what advertisers pay just google "sitename rate card" and you'll get the
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11y ago
I found the BPG was stuttering. Tried to just view the BPG alone by right clicking and "view image". it just gave a static png though. Amusingly the URL of the static picture is amazingly long (at least thousands of bytes) and doe
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11y ago
I used to work with a couple of people that helped with that movie. I think it came out between the first two movies when the whole Matrix thing was huge :) kaos.gen.nz was the personal domain of one of the guys I worked with. He's the
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I want to be a Devops
(brassy.net)
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How to Hire - Henry Ward, CEO of eShares
(medium.com)
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> They stopped posting future launch dates on their web site last year; The people at Wikipedia have added up between 20 and 30 launches scheduled for 2016. But obviously lack of an official list makes is speculative. https://
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But even if you can get all your articles and re-upload them (and they look nice still) the URLs will change so anything that links to your channel or individual articles is going to break.
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We combined the files too. And then a customer wanted all their files rather than just one or two. Although that was billed back to the them.
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11y ago
I've had some big Glacier bills in the past, even the upload pricing has gotchas[1] These days the infrequent access storage method is probably better for most people. It is about 50% more than Glacier (but still 40% of normal S3 cost)
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3.3 megabyte image right at the top of the article (picture of woman sewing) Size is: 5,206px × 3,471px
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I'm a regular at Linux.conf.au (Feb, Australia): http://linux.conf.au/ It is mostly Linux but a lot of other related stuff gets in.
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Of course other conferences probably considering inviting him and then decided not to for the same reason. You only know about Strange Loop because it got further along the process.
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If you want fully supported Python 2.7 or 3.x on RHEL 6 then have a look at Redhat Software collections. https://access.redhat.com/products/Red_Hat_Enterprise_Linux/...
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I've currently got around 60 days to exercise some options with a company. But I have not been told how many shares there are out there or anything about the company finances so I have no way to judge how much they might be worth even
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Kea 1.0.0 - ISC’s modern open source DHCPv4 and DHCPv6 server
(isc.org)
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Great Infographs on Startups and entrepreneurship
(fundersandfounders.com)
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