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by teirce 9y ago
I have the same case with a full-sized GPU and it was a headache. Next time I'll probably build in an mATX case...
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by teirce 9y ago
I'm not directly experienced with this (most of my work is internal) so I don't know exactly how it works, or if they use Skype explicitly, but my company makes quite a few calls with other organizations. At worst, it would be pos
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by teirce 9y ago
To be the boring voice here... Skype for Business. The calls themselves are fine, but the applications are garbage. I'd advise against the platform. Haven't tried MS Teams yet.
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by teirce 9y ago
>Of course, none of this is cheap, and neither are the tickets. It's not uncommon to find plane tickets cheaper than Shinkansen tickets. And even going 3 stations from Shibuya to Shinjuku will cost you 2 dollars on the Yamanote line
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by teirce 9y ago
This isn't even a problem that's limited to hiring out of schools. I went to a pretty small school in flyover country, and (much as the article outlines) the hardest part about getting a job was certainly not the interviews, it wa
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by teirce 9y ago
> Skip the ... one hour for dinner Not really sure how you are accomplishing this unless you are getting takeout. Between prep, cooking, consuming, cleaning, that is easily 30 minutes to an hour. If you cook enough for several meals tha
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by teirce 9y ago
Full disclosure: I work for First Orion (the company powering the analytics behind T-Mobile's "Scam-Likely" technology) We have a couple of apps out in the wild that aren't mentioned in the article here (seems like our m
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by teirce 9y ago
Maybe I'm just a crazy millennial, but I absolutely loathe the idea of FB / Insta stories. Snapchat going under wouldn't convince me to move over -- I'd just stop using the service and move on to communicating some other
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by teirce 9y ago
Really? Does it? "Find a person, learn about each other's personal lives, gradually escalate," sounds like some 'the red-pill' nonsense to you?
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by teirce 9y ago
It's not the pilot, but it's definitely in the first few episodes.
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by teirce 9y ago
A lot of people already own headphones that are usually more comfortable / sound better than the standard Apple earbuds. I suppose it's not "can't", but "won't."
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by teirce 10y ago
> mostly because of the lack of "family-centric" housing stock An interesting anecdote: I live in Little Rock, AR, which, as I'm sure you're thinking, is just a booming urban metropolis. I don't know what is diff
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by teirce 10y ago
I haven't taken a look at the Spark codebase, but it is very easy to write Scala code that is not purely functional.
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by teirce 10y ago
They are displaying the "old" prices, for whatever reason. If you click "2017 Preorder" the price comes up as $34.42
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by teirce 11y ago
I used to hold this viewpoint until I watched a video (I can't seem to find it now) that made a pretty good point. The point was something along the following: "I like book stores. I like going in and flipping through the books. S
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by teirce 11y ago
The chromecast isn't necessarily something that brings revenue on its own -- it just lowers the barrier to entry for Google's other services. If it's easier for you to watch youtube, play Google Music, etc. on your TV, it&#x2
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by teirce 11y ago
>I have no idea what this super vague paragraph means. I think this thread serves as a good example. Someone wrote a blog post saying "I'm having trouble finding a job." Look at the top comment, it's basically saying
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by teirce 11y ago
I feel like I'm the only one who is annoyed when people plug their products in someone else's post. I understand you're just trying to increase your userbase, but it just seems disrespectful.
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by teirce 11y ago
Ah, I see. I didn't thoroughly read the splash page. Thank you for informing me!
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by teirce 11y ago
I assume you'd have to host this yourself? One advantage of Jekyll/Pages is that the hosting is free and relatively easy to set up. edit: disregard me. I was busy being a bad user who doesn't read
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by teirce 11y ago
You mentioned filtering attempts, one that someone posted earlier I've found works well, even if I only browse out of curiousity: http://whereis-whoishiring-hiring.me/
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by teirce 11y ago
Ironically, it's unclear whether you're countering the comment's argument, or the article's argument. "Use vi, nothing beats it." == "I use x and I like it just fine." If that was your intention, my m
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by teirce 11y ago
This is one reason why I really like Neil Gaiman. His works tend to be on the shorter side and self-contained, yet still managed to be quite entertaining.
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by teirce 11y ago
This is interesting. With the prevalence of windows in the corporate world, I could see this catching on. The biggest issues I think are going to be: the market share of W7 and under, and cost. I could also see it do horribly, ala the origi
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by teirce 11y ago
Haskell is an amazing language. I've only spent a brief amount of time with it, but I've seen what others can do with it, and I'm very impressed. That said, I don't know that I'd recommend it to someone who has just
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by teirce 12y ago
Where would they go instead?
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by teirce 12y ago
>Immersion (even for ~50min, 5 days a week) is easily the best way to learn. I don't know why anyone wastes their time with anything else. I think once you're somewhat proficient in the language, this is true. I'm currentl
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by teirce 12y ago
I stumbled across Google Flights a couple of years ago back when it wasn't as pretty, but I've always found it to be incredibly useful, at least for traveling in the continental U.S.
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by teirce 12y ago
Reading this makes my skin crawl. I'll admit -- I only got about half way through before I had to stop. The disposition of the author is entirely too sardonic for my tastes. He's locked himself into an endless spiral of hatred and