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"Of course this is Asian parents," I thought as I saw the Chinese characters. Every time I read something like this, it's a wave of sadness and empathy, then it's a wave of anger. I'm a generation older than the au
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Dark Side of the Ring was freakin' awesome. At least they had the foresight to run away with that. But every freakin' promo about something marijuana related was tiresome.
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Yes. Texas A&M Aggies.
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Reminds me of this Reddit AMA+Answer from an ex-CIA officer. https://old.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/a8c03j/i_am_andrew_bu... Don't know how it went over in the Mormon community, but us Ags loved it.
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There was one batch stopped last year, but they've been flowing fine for a while now.
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I live 20 miles away from work. 3 times a week, I have to go in. For a while, every morning, I ask Siri directions to [name of my company] to gauge how bad traffic is and how long it will take. Every time, she gives me directions to some
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And each provider you intend to support exponentially clutters up code in the frontend and your /authenticate endpoint in the backend. Imports for each one, IF/ELSE statements to handle each one.
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Not sure if they still do this, but when I first started learning, front and center of the documentation was telling you how to do it in a mobile app, then JS SPA app. The use case of a backend API+JS/mobile frontend was buried. And
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3y ago
This sounds a lot like the annual "[insert the upcoming year] is the year of Linux on the desktop!" that circulated in the early 2000's. Nobody cared outside of Linux crowd, and it never happened.
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Anyone talking about it now in the mainstream media? Oh, sweet summer child, thinking some tech nugget reported 6 months ago is still relevant.
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The drama is pretty amusing. Even Sabine Hossenfelder is essentially calling him an attention whore these days.
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4y ago
Kinda of like the old Chris Berman commercial, "There's no such thing as a stupid question, just stupid people asking questions."
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4y ago
Agree with this. If Apple ever really turns to the Dark Side, many here would be screwed.
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Those two stores are right in the middle of a long, open pathway. It’s a decent distance to the parking lot. Dragging huge espresso machines would certainly get someone’s attention. There’s truck patrols and foot patrol regularly walk alon
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4y ago
Just wanted to give a shout-out to Seattle Coffee Gear. Great local resource for espresso connoisseurs!
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> As many comments point out in this thread, legally the trial and the judicial decision had little to do with the NEL. That's not in dispute. > Therefore, in the counterfactual where the NEL had not been part of the dispute, the
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The lawsuit was filed three months after NEL was launched. Controlled Digital Lending has been around for years and is used by public libraries. Publishers didn’t like it CDL, but they lived with it. There absolutely is a correlation be
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NEL opened in March 2020. The first doc on this case was filed June 1, 2020. NEL closed down almost immediately on June 16, 2020. IA was definitely and stupidly playing with fire here. As others have said, publishers weren't happy wit
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4y ago
Holy hell, this is true. Amazon is notorious for scammers. It's great if you want to buy a jug of dishwashing gel, but for anything risky like cameras, stick to a specialist. B&H is especially good with their fast and free shipp
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4y ago
If the use case was a 6ish inch screen, that was overkill for medium/large format, which is parent's point.
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There is a part of the app that extracts and parses a database log. There is C, Java, Perl, Go, and bash scripts all over the repo. The bootstrapper is written in Java, but the core work is done in Go. Commandline arguments that are docu
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Man, you don't know how this impacted me. My boss is supportive, but he's also under heavy fire. Like I mentioned, my peers are rightfully skeptical. My team are a bunch of sharp, good guys, but haven't had any good guidanc
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It depends on the audience. First off, it helps I've been 15+ years as an engineer, 5 as an engineering manager, and throughout have the community contributions in the field on my resume. I instantly spotted the problems when I was gi
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I have a POC I'm trying to get out in a couple of weeks. It's for the #1 feature that was promised in this product, never possible due to the architecture, and we've gotten raked over the coals for it. Wish me luck, because
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> that's a hell of an accomplishment you'll have to be proud of. It's hinted by the C-level that if I can pull this off, it would be nothing short of a miracle. I'm pretty sure I can negotiate salary, education, bonu
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This is probably therapy, but your message and fly.io's post resonates a lot with what I'm going through. I took a product owner role about 6 months ago, my first, with a company that has turned out to be just a mired mess, and a
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And it's not just the home you own. For decades now, the tax and financial system, at least in the US, has incentivized being a landlord even if you are below middle class. Everything you put into a rental is deductible, low down p
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4y ago
I shit on a lot that IBM does, but at the end of the day, I will always give them respect for what they did against SCO. If they rolled over, that would have given validity to SCO's claims and who knows where Linux would be today.
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That sounds like court ordered arbitration or court monitored arbitration. That's different from my experience and that lawyer's arbitration. The later is a arbitration you agreed to enter into when you entered into the civil co
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They are specified in the clause. True, if it was a private company I would hesitate. However, there's at least a couple of 501c3 non-profit arbitration associations. The majority of clauses I've read uses one of them.
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