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by taternuts 9y ago
Weird, I've had it at the Umami Burger in Santa Monica and it was definitely not well done and was a pretty passable burger. The one exception was a single bite on a single patty did taste really strongly of sea-weed but other than tha
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by taternuts 9y ago
What react-specific patents do they have? Preact only borrows concepts like VDOM and the component lifecycle (which isn't new), it's not implemented the same. They share the same API but that's just a name against common even
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by taternuts 9y ago
Could potentially do both interchangeably soon: https://twitter.com/_developit/status/898952382960119808
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by taternuts 9y ago
TouchID is amazingly reliable and fast, unless your hands are sweaty or greasy at all. In this case, almost every single time I have to click the home button multiple times until it stops trying to read my print and show the pin prompt for
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by taternuts 9y ago
The ridiculous thing is that they were allowed to go there in the first place. It's relatively common knowledge that these tribes are extremely hostile to outsiders and should be left alone, allowing gold mining there is basically sign
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by taternuts 9y ago
It did get an update sometime last week!! Signed, Another sad on-premise user
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by taternuts 9y ago
That's actually a pretty great video. I'll admit I don't hate the new simpsons but there is something different about them that I couldn't put into words, this video does a good job doing that.
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by taternuts 9y ago
One of the books that really allowed me to think differently and sometimes overpower my train of thought is called "The Power of Now". The rhetoric can be super flowery at times (especially in the beginning), but the point he trie
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by taternuts 9y ago
Now that truly is the dream. Probably make enough extra income to rent your own place in a We-Work or something similar too if you don't like working from home as much and still bank most of the difference.
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by taternuts 9y ago
A lot of people would be jealous of your cubicle setup, including me. If your company decides to update their '30 year outdated office structure', you'd most likely be stripped of your cubicle and have no real private space.
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by taternuts 9y ago
I worked from a small beach town in Costa Rica for 6 months a while back, and I have to agree with the parent. The novelty kind of wore off and we had to work a _lot_, it became more of a nuisance with bad/spotty internet than a WFH pa
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by taternuts 9y ago
For most people driven to addiction, having something that guarantees you will feel that "everything was ok" is exactly the draw, I think. It gets worse as you become more and more addicted and have more and more to hide from as y
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by taternuts 9y ago
I would probably look into your standing posture. My whole life I didn't know I was standing all wrong until I got a standing desk and stood incorrectly for a week. My lower back and knees (from locking them) were screaming for weeks a
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by taternuts 9y ago
It's just very limited in what you can do, I think specifically to increase safety for the drivers
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by taternuts 9y ago
Do they have it for IOS's car play? Though I suppose I don't care all that much since car play is so bad I disable it and just use my phone anyways.
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by taternuts 9y ago
Honestly I think you just feel less hungover with tons of practice. I used to drink every night, and swore by my method of drinking tons and tons of water during and after so I would be 'OK' in the morning. It worked for years. Th
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by taternuts 9y ago
I almost tried accept and live with my loneliness for years as I thought I would need practice later on in life. It actually wasn't _all_ that bad, but I'm probably not a normal person. What got me a bit out of my shell was going
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by taternuts 9y ago
I've struggled with mental health issues my whole life, including depression. It's anecdotal but my feelings of hopelessness and pain were not something I wanted to share and burden anyone else with unless they were professionals.
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by taternuts 9y ago
It's incredibly selfish to do that. Leave a note and go into the woods and blow your brains out so your last act isn't traumatizing your family with the sight of your gruesome corpse.
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by taternuts 9y ago
I just moved across the country and feel the same. I also just feel as if I accomplished more by going into the office, even if I get the same work done.
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by taternuts 9y ago
Wow! I'd be seriously worried if my company yanked free coffee and tea. I guess on IBM's scale that turns out to be some real change, but I have to imagine the time spent leaving campus for coffee and all is more expensive overall
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by taternuts 9y ago
No. Not unless you get lucky or are incredible and in demand from other SF companies they know. Remote work is fantastic for people who don't care about living in a place with a higher cost of living. I personally think it's a hug
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by taternuts 9y ago
It probably depends on the person and how much they sweat; I'd imagine I sweat more than the average person and I'd be nervous about staining this.
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by taternuts 9y ago
On first glance I'm not sure if it's stupid or really smart. I guess it depends on how well it works among other things.
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by taternuts 9y ago
I pay $2,500 a month in rent. I also get paid more by my employer to cover exactly that. I have plenty of money to live the way I want to live and still save money. If everyone is claiming just 2k in rent, how are they not making a living o
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by taternuts 9y ago
I really think the best situation is a place that doesn't care all that much if you work from home, but you aren't technically a WFH employee. I used to be 100% remote and yes that had it's perks, but I think overall wasn&#x2
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by taternuts 10y ago
Personally I think it's good when they ask. I no longer answer that question with the truth, but as if they asked "what do you think you're actually worth?" - and you can find out pretty quick by their response/reac
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by taternuts 10y ago
I think in most cases the polyfills end up being pretty expensive to use. I know that's the reason why I'm not able to use a flexbox polyfill at work for IE9 support, though not sure if this particular feature set would be as bad
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by taternuts 10y ago
Yeah, as someone who has to support IE9+ these things just make me sad because I can't use it. Oh flexbox, how I long for thee.
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by taternuts 10y ago
I'm 30 going on 31, and am currently doing that. I recently came from a start-up gig that worked me until I burned out, then laid off my whole team shortly after launch. I'm at a medium sized company that still does cool things, b

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