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by sngz 4y ago
> and they seemingly execute so well that I don't even know where to start. I guess I'd have to disagree. the only product that apple really blows out the rest of the competition out of the water are probably in wearables, and
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by sngz 4y ago
how well does it handle running the NFS VM and using the NAS to serve files to jellyfin / plex running in a VM?
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by sngz 4y ago
> If you want good utility as a home user then give Proxmox or the like a look. Isn't proxmox just virtualization? didn't know it can be used as a NAS too.
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by sngz 4y ago
companies want generalists but they refuse to interview them like one or pay for them
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by sngz 4y ago
I haven't had netflix subscription for years now since they stopped carrying movies and TV shows other networks had and shifted towards producing their own shows. I'm not interested in any of their original series / movies an
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by sngz 4y ago
can't speak for others. but personally I'm forced to use macbooks at my last 2 companies. Tried to make the case for getting a dell XPS with linux installed but they refused to support it. Other than that I have senior family memb
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by sngz 4y ago
> In the United States the tax code is a lot more complex. what do you think OP was talking about? they are keeping it complex on purpose.
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by sngz 4y ago
it was required by regulators for them to sell it off in order for intuit to acquire credit karma
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by sngz 4y ago
i just did my taxes last night and checked freetaxusa seems like they charge for state though? I ended up using credit karma's app which was still annoying after intuit bought them and they were forced to sell the tax software to squar
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by sngz 5y ago
I interviewed for them about 8 years ago. The people interviewing me from the recruiter on the phone to the engineers were some of the most incompetent and unprofessional people I have dealt with. They ended up poaching and hiring some equa
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by sngz 5y ago
freakanomics podcast has two part episode touching upon all the debates / arguments going on in this thread https://freakonomics.com/podcast/does-advertising-actually-w... https://freakonomics.com/
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by sngz 5y ago
it isn't related to facebook
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by sngz 5y ago
great news. as someone that really dislikes react but is forced to work with it I hope someday I'll be able to use svelte on my project.
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by sngz 5y ago
I use it at work, I hate it. There's a senior level guy that keeps pushing for it, gets it barely working then leaves our CI/CD pipeline broken and I have to go and clean it up. I'm working on moving our team away from Github
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by sngz 5y ago
you should ask how bad the interviewing process in this industry is instead
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by sngz 5y ago
not sure how that is relevant analogy... but if you choose to have an outdoor cat then that's the risk you accepted. There's a reason some people choose to keep their cats indoors.
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by sngz 5y ago
i don't use it. still wish it didn't exist so my parents don't upload all my pictures onto there and their personal information, then when they hear about leaks or get their FB hijacked I'm the one dealing with it. This
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by sngz 5y ago
yeah working at those places basically means you're set for many people in college. The kinda shit ppl go through to try and get a job there is kinda self explanatory. I expected all the down votes from the people that work there plus
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by sngz 5y ago
> Only bad places, where you'll work with other miserable people. blizzard, amazon, apple, facebook and to a certain extend microsoft are filled with assholes and foster that culture, yet are considered good places to work at (for a
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by sngz 5y ago
will it allow me to continue to run docker commands in the macos command line as usual? I don't want to go back and update all my preexisting scripts.
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by sngz 5y ago
congressmen and women have been caught doing it yet nothing is ever done.
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by sngz 5y ago
as someone who trains, that is one of the main reasons I stopped buying reebok. Most of my shorts and shoes were reebok prior to that deal, they were good for the price.
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by sngz 5y ago
> then maybe you're just not the target audience anymore. i see you're moving the goal post once you have a monopoly you can do whatever you want, thus why everyone keeps talking about EEE. look at what apple is doing now with
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by sngz 5y ago
> If the app isn't usable by you (and this is a general you, not specifically directed at you), then the answer is simple: don't use it. Nobody is forcing you to use Electron or any app built with it if you don't want to.
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by sngz 5y ago
> Electron done right that is a very low bar. VS code is still slow and eats up a ton of resources. not to mention I don't trust anything from microsoft. OP said electron = bad and you should be ashamed of using it because its helpi
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by sngz 5y ago
github was already turning evil. and being bought by microsoft sealed the deal
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by sngz 5y ago
i remember reading about asana on here years ago. wasn't it supposed to be the thing that saved us from JIRA but ended up turning into the very thing everyone hated about JIRA?
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by sngz 5y ago
this is why i was so sad when mercurial support ended. I loved using mercurial it just works and it was so intuitive. My firm last year switched all projects over to github and it's been a pain, I learned it no problem but still have t
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by sngz 5y ago
Used to live in ATX as a software engineer and I had to move away from ATX precisely of the tech bro types moving in.
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by sngz 5y ago
that's why i always disabled auto security updates until I vet all of them

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