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by tcmart14 4y ago
Another thing to consider for the non-unicorn companies. If the big players axe WFH, the smaller companies and "non-unicorn" could be in a good position to use WFH has a hedge to attract talent. People who would apply and get hire
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by tcmart14 4y ago
At least from my experience being a student in the US, we kind of do that, but it is separate. I had quiet a few assignments where I had to give a presentation of some kind. Where we mess up with this, it usually works out that kids make po
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by tcmart14 4y ago
It was pretty common when I started writing papers in school up till maybe 10th grade? I've never heard it as "classic 5-paragraph" but as "1-3-1 format." After 10th grade we introduced bringing in counter arguments
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by tcmart14 4y ago
On FreeBSD, I would recommend looking at jails and something like CBSD as a way to manage jails. https://github.com/cbsd/cbsd
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by tcmart14 4y ago
I believe when Apple used to make the Airports, it was pretty much NetBSD on those.
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by tcmart14 4y ago
I don't think we would see full convergence. Apple does a decent job at having classes of devices. What I could see is, the top of the line iPad Pro converging with the Macbook Air. The regular iPad, minis, etc will probably stay with
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by tcmart14 4y ago
I think it could only work if their charges didn't follow them out into the real world and they made meaningful wages with the company who contracts through the prison willing to go to bat for them when they are released. The reality i
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by tcmart14 4y ago
Yup. And is anyone wants further proof of the statement that the union faction wasn't exactly for complete equality, just read Lincoln's statements during his famous Lincoln-Douglas debates. While he was against slavery, he still
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by tcmart14 4y ago
I don't think the issue is journalists are not real journalists. The issue is that media, especially in America, is a private enterprise and is largely owned by two people. And people like collecting paychecks, so you do what your told
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by tcmart14 4y ago
I don't even know if I'd go that far. I use "we" a lot in my comments if I need to refer to a person. "We" or "us" unless I know for a fact only I will look at the code. If I am working on an Open Sou
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by tcmart14 4y ago
Definitely, my experience and opinion doesn't boil down to all HN, but here is my take. A lot of hacks, the reports after suggest they were ignoring industry best practices that were relatively easy to implement and cheap. Here, I woul
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by tcmart14 4y ago
I don't know if I'd go so far as to say it is peddling. I am guessing they get a large part of this data from scraping job postings. Sure, companies will be willing to look at people who don't have formal education, which is
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by tcmart14 4y ago
Can't speak for the person you are commenting to. But I live in the US and there are many industries that are not regulated for the benefit of the consumer. Telecom being a big one. Companies get away with a lot of anti-competitive pra
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by tcmart14 4y ago
I find myself drawing graphs of state machines a lot and they can help, but I have never considered doing a matrix representation. I have a problem I am working on with a very bad state machine at work and I think maybe putting in a matrix
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by tcmart14 4y ago
I don't know if I could get with a blanket 2 and done rule, but I do think there should be some limited liability for the government for certain things. If you google earth into Tampa and look at a lot of the neighborhoods right on the
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by tcmart14 4y ago
Yea, this one didn't take a genius. Anyone who mildly kept track of eastern European affairs and Russia knew something was about to happen as soon as Russia started moving large numbers of troops. I guess if we want to give the CIA a v
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by tcmart14 4y ago
To add on. Even outside the scope of funding. There is an interesting trend in local politicians elected to city council, mayor, etc and having backing of the police union. Any serious action that would cause a culture change that is unwant
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by tcmart14 4y ago
It very much can be. The sheriff in the county I grew up in used to search people's property without a warrant and they weren't home. I remember my buddy's dad when I was a teen was growing a little marijuana deep in his corn
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by tcmart14 4y ago
Well the thing with the "Guix System" is that is uses the LinuxLibre kernel. So if the hardware you have requires proprietary bits or driver, it just isn't included. That isn't to defend Guix in anyway, but the problem d
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by tcmart14 4y ago
True, but signing the commits with a key for a specific subsection would mean you attach responsibility for whatever was in that commit. Right now the system is, a bill is listed with who "sponsors it." That can mean they wrote it
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by tcmart14 4y ago
Really, its just an arbitrary line in the sand. What is different about 34 vs 35 that change's someone eligibility? Eh, not much.
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by tcmart14 4y ago
The sad reality, if you want to open a doorway for new and young blood, you have to go where they are. Tons of college kids in their CS degree are on Discord today and have no clue what IRC is and maybe only have heard of Matrix in passing.
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by tcmart14 4y ago
We had to read this in one of my Software Engineering classes and do assignment on it like showing how we were following the code of ethics with the semester project or week project we had. It is a good document. Designed to make Software E
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by tcmart14 4y ago
Just need a github for legislation. Want to see who added what subsection? Check the commit history.
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by tcmart14 4y ago
In theory. But theory and practice are different things.
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by tcmart14 4y ago
As far as I know, no. I learned about this when I lived in North Carolina. The house I grew up in had 2x6 wet walls with all other walls being 2x4. It could be state or local building codes based. Here is a mention of it from a city in Illi
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by tcmart14 4y ago
So, this is me reaching back aways in memory. Walls with plumbing through them are held to different standards to other walls. Walls with plumbing use 2 by 6s. Builders and architects try to optimize by making as few walls as possible walls
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by tcmart14 4y ago
This guy gets it. It is NIMBYism at work. Whether it is keeping those ugly affordable apartments out of my neighborhood or wanting the housing supply restricted so I can keep my home value at peak value.
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by tcmart14 4y ago
I know right, the context of the comment doesnt even make sense with the article. I am guessing the poster read the title and thought COVID was the point of the article?
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by tcmart14 4y ago
The sad part is, this phenomena with military bases and issues with drug use is not new. I remember hearing all the horror stories of meth running rampant at the 29 palms Marine base when I was deployed with a MEU from out of there. Not try

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