the_jeremy

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by the_jeremy 2mo ago
More like "Global metal producer advocates for allowing the use of Chinese shovels in America". Still very predictable.
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by the_jeremy 5mo ago
Chegg was a $15B company before AI came out. I promise that wasn't because it was the best platform to learn the material. I agree that humans are generally honorable for things with low stakes. Consider our cultural view of politician
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by the_jeremy 7mo ago
If anyone else is also barely aware and confused by the similar names, PyPI is the Python Package Index, which is up and maintained. PyPy is "A fast, compliant alternative implementation of Python." which doesn't have enough
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by the_jeremy 11mo ago
Thanks to this I looked where my nearest ER is and found that it's 7 minutes away, so I can't imagine calling an ambulance for my wife unless I was worried about her spine. (I don't think she can lift me so the reverse isn&#x
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by the_jeremy 1y ago
You've been beaten to the punch: https://devnull-as-a-service.com/
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by the_jeremy 1y ago
> * Utterly useless to people who have no clue what they're doing I disagree. I'm making a board game of 6 colors of hexes, and I wanted to be able to easily edit the board. The first time around, I used a screenshot of a bunch
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by the_jeremy 1y ago
The majority of litter on the sidewalks of the through streets near me is those 1oz shooters. Followed by aluminum cans (mostly beer), fast food trash (plastic cups for sauces, disposable drink cups), and then household trash that looks lik
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by the_jeremy 2y ago
I also use this. Pros: super cheap. <$2/mo for all my custom email addresses and routing rules. Nothing else came close - everything else I found would make me pay per email address even if that address receives an average of 0 emai
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by the_jeremy 2y ago
Not the same company, but similar: I have some old T-shirts advertising tape drives from Quantum when my dad worked for them in the 80s: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_Corporation They were a tape drive and hard
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by the_jeremy 2y ago
Here are the notes I wrote for myself as a magic player, to translate it into purely MTG terms. (These probably aren't enough to explain on their own, but they'll probably help MTG players who want to get the gist.) Your opponent
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by the_jeremy 2y ago
It's rare that a single sentence can tell me so clearly whether or not I'd be willing to work at a company. The actual article could be misleading (it's not obvious if setting their RTO status to "natural disaster"
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by the_jeremy 2y ago
> I haven't see any single threaded scores about 150 and no multi-threaded scores higher than 1500. s/about/above, s/see/seen
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by the_jeremy 2y ago
The issue no one here seems to be talking about is that paying people according to tenure is anticompetitive for the company on both sides . If you pay people more because they've been at your company longer (the way the follow-up pos
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by the_jeremy 2y ago
> the kind of job where you need security clearance and a full background check That's like saying "a tech job". Most jobs that require those things pay poorly. Big defense contractors like Northrop Grumman, Raytheon, et
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by the_jeremy 2y ago
If it doesn't handle the card rules automatically for you, then it's way worse than MTG Arena or MTGO. I've played with free MTG software (cockatrice) and it's not close to the same thing, even though it has all the art
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by the_jeremy 3y ago
> Additionally, coach them to figure out how to find other avenues for their autonomy and choice. (In the desk move case: how will they decorate it? What day of the week could they start the move? How will they celebrate as a team once t
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by the_jeremy 3y ago
We use [kubedock]( https://github.com/joyrex2001/kubedock ) to run testcontainers in kubernetes clusters. As long as you're only pulling the images, not building or loading them (explicitly not supported by kubedock
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by the_jeremy 3y ago
> 6. I find it increasingly hard to turn things on > Or you may have faced a similar reckoning in an unfamiliar shower, or standing before a seemingly ordinary hob. The relentless development of new ways to turn things on has led us
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by the_jeremy 3y ago
Per the article, GenX is worth twice what Millenials are. Can you provide any evidence for your assertion?
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by the_jeremy 3y ago
Wayback link to post: https://web.archive.org/web/20200416233116/https://likewise.... Things they mentioned as being different from Armenian life: * You pay federal taxes and state taxes to a myriad of d
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by the_jeremy 3y ago
agree with the other comment - I made my resume in HTML / CSS, and the most reliable way to generate a PDF is just Chrome's print to PDF. I tried weasyprint and wkhtmltopdf and they either dropped elements or changed the layout.
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by the_jeremy 3y ago
TL;DR for clickbait title: > The lawsuit outlined how DraftKings advertised a bonus for first-time users of “up to $1,000” through a range of social media, third party, TV and radio promotions. But in order to ever receive $1,000 in addi
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by the_jeremy 3y ago
Standard mirrors are only ~98% reflective ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mirror#Reflectivity ). For example, "infinity mirrors" will fade as the number of reflections increase ( https://physics.stack
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by the_jeremy 3y ago
> So if there's an issue, everyone will know about it and Apple will often have to do a mass recall or provide free repairs. I wouldn't say Apple is any better than anyone else - aging iPhone batteries and butterfly keyboards b
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by the_jeremy 3y ago
Would you prefer "loses over $100m a year, and has yet to make a profit" instead?
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by the_jeremy 3y ago
I mean, their stock has tanked by >50% since IPO, so not sure about "just fine".
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by the_jeremy 3y ago
But as an answerer, you will empathize more with the other answerers than the askers. You don't want the other answerers to also waste their time on this question, so you close it / downvote / mark it as duplicate.
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by the_jeremy 3y ago
If you ask a bad question on SE (leave "bad" to be defined separately), you waste time of people who try to answer it, and of people who stumble across it hoping that it relates to them and solves their problem. If you ask a bad q
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by the_jeremy 3y ago
The TOS you agree to when you create an iCloud account say they can close your account and that you are not entitled to refunds for purchases you've made when they do this. What does going to court accomplish?
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by the_jeremy 3y ago
> My relative drank diet coke and got cancer > I get it ... I need numbers, not anecdotes, but it sure is curious. No, it is not curious. The IARC finding found limited evidence linking aspartame to liver cancer alone[0], no other typ

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