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by suzzer99 3y ago
Mine was Red Lobster. That was our big night out growing up.
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by suzzer99 3y ago
Same. I got put in StackOverflow jail for posting my contribution an answer because I didn't have enough karma to post a comment on a previous answer (or maybe it was the other way around, I forget). Never mind that I was earnestly try
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by suzzer99 3y ago
Everything went downhill once people had real incentive (like actual money, not just internet cred) to game the system for reputation points. The mods had to come up with ever-evolving layers of rules on top of rules that lowered the answer
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by suzzer99 3y ago
I take Uber to LAX and cab home. Cabs are significantly cheaper than Uber now.
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by suzzer99 3y ago
San Francisco taxis were the worst. It was impossible to get a cab on Friday and Saturday nights, and they always blocked any attempts to add more cabs to the roads. I have zero sympathy for them.
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by suzzer99 3y ago
There's also no green space nearby and skid row is only a few blocks away.
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by suzzer99 3y ago
I love that we're still finding new stuff about the universe all the time. I've watched every episode of How the Universe Works multiple times. I get super excited for a new season to find out all the new things scientists have le
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by suzzer99 3y ago
Maybe I have simple needs, but iOS notes does everything I want. 1. Instantly synced between all computers and devices (yes I know I need to be in the Mac/iPhone ecosystem, but I happen to be in that anyway) 2. Create folders 3. Paste
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by suzzer99 3y ago
It's the same. Good to see they were able to license it to someone else. Maybe there are more out there. Crazy that both of them still have /servlet in the URL.
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by suzzer99 3y ago
I helped program this site almost 20 years ago. It's fun stumbling across your old code still running online. The idea was to license the LUNA software to other image collections. I think NASA used it for a bit but that was about it. T
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by suzzer99 3y ago
They probably have if (isElon) somewhere in the code to turn off rate limiting.
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by suzzer99 3y ago
Yeah the replies were always the best part to me. That's destroyed now along with most of my interest in twitter.
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by suzzer99 3y ago
I've gone from spending 5-10 hours a week on twitter to less than 30 minutes a week. Keep working your magic Elon.
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by suzzer99 3y ago
The problem is most of these pros were high-priced consultants who left as soon as the project finished. On top of that some of the stuff they built was a huge dark gray box to us for years.
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by suzzer99 3y ago
We had a huge project with about 20 devs that went on for a year and a half. We brought in a bunch of consultants. The leads basically spent all day herding cats, and all night coding. We all agreed we probably could have done it in half th
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by suzzer99 3y ago
My project manager called me a rock star one time in a kick-off meeting. My fellow programmers never let me live it down – yelling out "rock star!" when they'd see me in the halls, "come on rock star, fix your bug",
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by suzzer99 3y ago
The future sucks.
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by suzzer99 3y ago
I once had to cancel a one night reservation. I was trying to do the right thing to open up the spot for someone else. But the cancellation fee was more than the actual reservation, meaning I would have to pay them to cancel. Ridiculous sys
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by suzzer99 3y ago
Here's what I see. https://imgur.com/KuptvpP Ok I see what's happening. If I zoom out from my normal zoom I see the buttons. For some reason on a 13" mac laptop set to one larger than default text, the button
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Why does Venmo.com have no Sign In link on the home page?
2 points by suzzer99 3y ago|3 comments
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by suzzer99 3y ago
Literally all RFK Jr. has to do is throw endless nonsense against the wall, doesn’t have to be consistent with itself, doesn’t have to come from real sources, and just trip up the PhD on one single issue. Then he can spike the football and
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by suzzer99 3y ago
You think guys like Harlan Crow would hang out with Clarence Thomas if he wasn't a SCOTUS judge? Clearly Crow is getting something out of the deal.
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by suzzer99 3y ago
One very likely trait among rich people seems to be that they never have enough money. So I doubt it.
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by suzzer99 3y ago
This is all Federalist Society (which is still ostensibly non-partisan lol) networking. What they're doing is one of the great political scandals of our time, and hardly anyone knows about it.
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by suzzer99 3y ago
But the point is it wouldn't be as easy for an untrained person to kill as many people at once as it is now, and cops wouldn't be as terrified to go up against the killer as they are now when they know an AR is in play.
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by suzzer99 3y ago
I transferred within my company to the much bigger company that bought us out and this is basically what my boss told me. Actually his exact words were "you need to create your own job." I hated it. Give me a freaking task, don&#x
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by suzzer99 3y ago
Yeah that jumped out at me. Sperm whales can grow to 60'. Makes me wonder what other facts might not be accurate.
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by suzzer99 3y ago
This is pretty good: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OFvXuyITwBI
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by suzzer99 3y ago
Right, which means it seems wrong to incarcerate them in a mental facility against their will. I'm assuming very few would willingly be incarcerated. Maybe there's a way to house them in some kind of voluntary mental facility only
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by suzzer99 3y ago
Try uploading copyrighted material on youtube now. Their bots will sniff it out in a matter of minutes.

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