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have interests that excite you and you can share with others I think the best piece of concise wisdom I've ever read is, "to be interesting, be interested". Meaning not only to have hobbies and interests, but to be interes
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Why do you think building a business will fix the problem you feel? Probably because he wants a lifestyle business that will let him make a reasonably comfortable living without working 9-5 every day for 30 years.
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I felt very trapped. In the US, there were only a handful of tech hubs, and realistically I could only find work in the Bay Area and Seattle. The high cost of living meant I'd likely never be able to own a home unless I hit the start
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2y ago
Each test contained at least 3 distinct measurements of lead concentrations: ... a third draw after 5 minutes of flushing. That reminded me of the scandal where Flint, Michigan officials told people to run the tap before testing it, great
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2y ago
How is that terrible software? PHP isn't the new hotness, but it's everywhere, fairly easy to pick up, and reasonably fast.
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if more time makes your work more professional, then take more time. Anyone telling you otherwise is a 100% hack. It sounds like you're a fan of Total Quality Control, as am I. However, it also sounds like you're susceptible to
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2y ago
Many great products have terrible software behind them. Please give some examples of great products created by software developers that have terrible software behind them.
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I worked with a guy who got a sizable bonus (rumored $200k). The reason? An old college buddy called and asked if our technology could help their social media company with a problem they had. So, if you want a bonus as a software develope
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2y ago
in case there are any prospective interview candidates out there, completely freezing during an interview is a super negative signal. Remember to take you Vyvanse so that you can stay focused, and make sure to throw in some beta blockers
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Honestly it’s the recruiting process working as intended Sounds more like a bored sadist who's throwing away talent entertaining himself instead of focusing on finding suitable candidates. Reminds me of the stories about Steve Jobs &
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2y ago
Verisign has a profit of around $1B with around 1k employees. Ingersoll Rand has around 18k employees. SBI holdings has around 19k. Beiersdorf has around 21k. I don't know what the author was thinking or why it was phrased that way,
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2y ago
started wearing my reading glasses for all nearby work Here's a study summary on giving student pilots reading glasses to prevent myopia from reading all the training material: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31080964
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4y ago
I don't understand how this is in any way perpetuating a flame war. Calling people out for victim blaming is flaming?
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4y ago
My reply that you ignored says that. You aren't famous. I don't keep track of what you say elsewhere in a thread. Regardless, it's absurd to not read an article and then make weird, victim-blaming assumptions.
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A elite cyclist was struck head on while riding in a bike lane. It's weird to automatically assume the cyclist was riding in the bike lane on the wrong side of the road. Additionally, it was explained what happened in the very next pa
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4y ago
If you're counting VB, it was huge , just not cool. Nobody ever talked about it, but people built tons of really effective custom software for banks and the like. Maybe you don't consider that serious programming, but it was pr
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People here seem to be taking the stance that we need to sacrifice a bunch of people (including children) in order to get attention to the issue. Wow. Just wow. You're a bit abhorrent.
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So was this cyclist going against the flow of traffic? It's really weird that your mind immediately imagined a situation where you can blame the cyclist.
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I vote for those who want to limit cars in the city and build protected bike lanes. "I vote for one thing, but that won't stop me from victim-blaming and maintaining the status quo." You know what's way cheaper than bu
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I used to bike through the Presidio every weekend and I couldn't even imagine how it's possible to kill a cyclist there with the low speed limits and clear views. Keyte said Boyes was traveling in the bike lane when a car hit him
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Yes, how dare people try to enjoy life with their family in the city. Don't they know that cities are the exclusive domain of cars and their drivers?
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The car crashing into a kid on a bike I can understand, but why are they reviewing videos innocuous events during random charging sessions?
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this lambda approach seems actually better in the visibility sense since the mutex access is a separately indented block. When I'm writing multithreaded code, the first line of any block containing a RAII lock is the lock. Any subse
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This sort of issue is present in both versions, it's just random whether you'll experience it or not, No, it's not random, which I know because I stumbled upon the solution. The problem was that it was using an old 100MB p
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4y ago
haven't actually tried 11 yet because it's just a reskinned 10 (and visually, it looks a lot better). I've been on 11 since it was released and I find it to be objectively a worse experience. On Win 10, I could game on one
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95's stellar reception in particular is probably still unmatched to this day. The only shift in user experience that I can equate it to is maybe the jump from candy bar and flip phones to the iPhone and Android. In addition to the U
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I feel like an old guy saying this. But please, stop the glorification of power consuming stuff. You reveal below that you live in the Netherlands. You live in bicycle paradise. Abundant bike lanes and FLAT LAND. Until you can figure ou
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I mean, if you take San Francisco for example, there were always old RVs parked under the 13th Street overpass, disassembling piles of bicycles. SF police just don't care at all about property crime. If you have to report a property
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First, there was news about a mass shooting that had occurred only recently. In the middle of the search menu. The menu which was supposed to be one of the first touch points with that computer for the kid. I don't know how anyone us
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It just says something like "you can't go back after this point", not "this is the final mission and the end of the game". Maybe that's got an obvious meaning to a more seasoned gamer. Not that it matters, s
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