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by taternuts 7y ago
To be honest, I can't really tell much of a difference between the examples they list in the article vs. the usual influencer.
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by taternuts 7y ago
So I just realized I have this. I feel very weird right now knowing that people had this super-power that I don't. Kind of feels like the first time I found out my vision was god awful and that everyone else couldn't see detail pa
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by taternuts 8y ago
I bought into the hype as well even with every angle of my headphones covered (JayBird for workouts, Bose SoundSports for all-day/work, Sennheiser Momentum over-ears for quality), probably a drunken buy, but it's kind of replaced
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by taternuts 8y ago
I wouldn't expect it. I've been laid off by a start-up before and they didn't offer this help to any of us, but did give us a month of severance as opposed to the necessary 2 weeks (did have to be there for two years for this
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by taternuts 8y ago
I think most would volunteer their bodily fluids for free food
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by taternuts 8y ago
And even if you're a transplant (at least with me) that's used to cold winters, you've got 1-2 years before you normalize to the weather. First year here I really believed there was no winter in LA, but after you acclimate yo
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by taternuts 8y ago
Wow, I had no idea there was such a thing as simple.wikipedia.com! It apparently tries to follow 'Basic English'[0] that's comprised of only 850 words. The difference between the simple version[1] of artificial neural network
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by taternuts 8y ago
I have a cheap smart lightbulb that works over bluetooth perfectly. Not sure why you'd have to involve your WiFi in this at all.
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by taternuts 8y ago
My friend is T1 and uses a Dexcom as well, it seems like a way better solution. He recently got a diabetic alert dog too which seemed to give him a lot more piece of mind, although I realize that's a pretty expensive route and not for
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by taternuts 8y ago
There's some special exemptions for US citizens who are getting social security from what I remember, but it's also really really hard to legally live there if you're from a different country. I knew a Canadian woman who had
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by taternuts 8y ago
CBD actually is the part in the weed that relaxes you and can calm the paranoia/anxiety caused by the THC. If you take a _lot_ of it, you might experience a similar kind of heavy-body type feeling you get with drugs but I wouldn't
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by taternuts 8y ago
I would just start toying around with these problems, there's lots of sites out there that aggregate them for you (personally I like https://reddit.com/r/dailyprogrammer ). Solving these kinds of problems really ar
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by taternuts 8y ago
Honestly I think that can be fixed quite easily with a phone case. I actually prefer a case on my XS because it's so damned slippery if you lay it on anything with a slight slope it's falling off, and it's easier to hold.
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by taternuts 8y ago
I think the HoC's that get me the most are the ones written by JS devs who think 100% functionally. Actually a lot of the hard ones to grok were written by Jason Miller of the Preact fame, who seems to think out JS in a minified, funct
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by taternuts 8y ago
> and using HoC's, just to avoid classes makes my head hurt I don't know if it's just something I don't see that often and aren't that familiar with, but I also can't stand the overuse of HoC's for th
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by taternuts 8y ago
ASK QUESTIONS. Those people didn't know what they were doing at first either. Organizational knowledge is the hardest knowledge to aquire; even when there are great wiki's like in FANG, there's still intricacies to it everyon
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by taternuts 8y ago
High turnover, low loyalty, low pay. There's plenty of guys and gals there that are great there and not everyone was treated badly but I don't think it is the majority.
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by taternuts 8y ago
Everyone is different but having actually worked for this company is the reason I won't ever work remotely ever again.
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by taternuts 8y ago
It's great when it works though; I thought I was running into a race condition once but wasn't sure (new to the language), and having something verify it was indeed a race condition was really awesome.
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by taternuts 8y ago
Both tend to reduce you're internal "Maybe I shouldn't say this even if I mean it, it might not have the intended consequences" filter. Putting them together definitely heightens it.
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by taternuts 8y ago
It's a whole lot better than nothing, that's for sure.
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by taternuts 8y ago
I've got a couple co-workers who feel the same. I've always just used ssh/vim in such cases, but apparently the remote-editing experience on VSCode isn't nearly as good as that of Atom for some reason. Otherwise, I reall
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by taternuts 8y ago
What's your daily driver/cheaper bottle of choice? You seem to have similar tastes to mine, personally I love Eagle Rare for the price point but would like to find some other good ones.
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by taternuts 8y ago
I similarly map <C-j> 5j and <C-k> 5k and find it to be one of the most useful bindings I use, can't VIM without it these days
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by taternuts 8y ago
It is most definitely not a wise choice. Just ask yourself this question: If you _did_ get that google job you were after, would all of your problems end, would you be happy? Chances are you'll still be struggling with depressive thoug
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by taternuts 8y ago
Stop measuring yourself against your father's and his father's accomplishments. Those shoes are too big to fill - concentrate on being happy and don't beat yourself up too much.
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by taternuts 8y ago
It seems to work intermittently for me at best. Bloomberg is a notable (notably annoying) example that not only autoplays (though at least without sound) but highjacks your first click on the video (usually trying to pause it) and enables s
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by taternuts 9y ago
That's one of the common complaints of snapchat. I'd bet most people that even use snapchat don't even know how to get to this feature in the app. It was released some time last year without much press (I think they did a sel
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by taternuts 9y ago
I hadn't played video games for close to a decade before I kind of randomly bought a switch, and it's actually got me back into gaming. Nintendo has kind of always done their own thing though, sometimes for better, sometimes for w
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by taternuts 9y ago
Me either. I think maybe swap that out for the "Old Heads" of IT and it's a solid list.

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