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thelastknowngod
3y ago
> I'd be very happy if some expert could tell me that this is completely worthless. Is Dr. Larry Appel, director of the Center for Prevention, Epidemiology and Clinical Research at Johns Hopkins not an expert?
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thelastknowngod
3y ago
I'd genuinely like to see what moderate right leaning content is even available for consumption. The only thing anyone seems to talk about anymore is the grifters and lunatics.
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3y ago
Yeah discord and slack are the only places I recognize people anymore. Reddit is a hellhole. I lived on Lemmy for a while and its really just as bad.. maybe worse because you have to deal with the insufferable open source hardliners. For ac
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thelastknowngod
3y ago
I've been using zshmarks or bashmarks for years now. I couldn't get by without it at this point. https://github.com/huyng/bashmarks https://github.com/jocelynmallon/zshmarks
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thelastknowngod
3y ago
> I have a leetcode account but I can not force myself to solve puzzles in my free time after solving them all day long at work. And dare I say puzzles at work are more interesting, because they solve real people's problems. The pro
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thelastknowngod
3y ago
Yeah you're not entitled to anything in the States. There are no employment contracts and you can be fired for any reason without notice. The only reason to give severance is to avoid bad publicity. There isn't any mandate that th
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thelastknowngod
3y ago
I kinda feel like the comparison between an on-prem vs cloud. For the longest time, big, old companies clung onto their data center spaces. No new start-up would ever dream of that though. They would be cloud first from inception. It's
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thelastknowngod
3y ago
My MKII Das Keyboard I bought in 2008 is still my daily driver.. It works flawlessly so why would I replace it? In the same neighborhood, my daily headphones are the wired Beyerdynamic DT770 Pros I bought as a graduation gift to myself from
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3y ago
Ok.
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thelastknowngod
3y ago
Probably ok for very small startups but it should be a priority to remove this for the first SRE hire.
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thelastknowngod
3y ago
I wonder how that would be calculated. My salary is comfortably into the six figures but my taxable income is below the $55k threshold.
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3y ago
I basically haven't used an apple product (outside of the ipod) since my powermac circa 2003. I got an iPad pretty much entirely for the pencil and Procreate. Both are wonderful but it's a horrible OS otherwise. I don't think
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Leaving SRE for development job. Am I crazy?
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4y ago
I read Bloomberg and listen to their podcast as well. I am often in strong disagreement with the writers or guests being interviewed. Al Jazeera's English broadcast is actually quite good for showing an outside, more neutral view of th
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4y ago
Could terraform be Zap Brannigan? Overly confident but often trips over its own feet?
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5y ago
Agreed. The Russian central bank did not invade Ukraine but it provided a mechanism to pay for that invasion. Her Patreon account may not have actively promoted disinformation but it provided a mechanism to pay for that disinformation. Both
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5y ago
I read an analogy years ago about how stupid the logic behind most promotions in software are. Think about a sports team.. "That guy is our best player! He scores more points than anyone else in the team by far! Quick! Let's pull
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5y ago
Anta is doing exactly this. With major labels refusing to use Xinjiang cotton, Anta has said they have no problem with it and are building an empire based on forced labor.
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5y ago
It's been a few years since I've seriously looked into some of these places so things may have changed or I am not remembering 100% correctly. Also, some countries listed below require a certain level of passive income as well but
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5y ago
Pre-covid I bounced but also set myself up to have relatively stable home bases. This includes resident visas in countries that do not require me to spend a lot of time in those specific countries and international real estate. At the momen
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5y ago
I left the US ~5 years ago after getting a fully remote position. I'd probably quit if they ever told me I had to come back. I miss family and old friends of course but I can't deny that I live a significantly better life now. It&
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5y ago
Local to wherever your customers and/or employer are. They can use their normal process for expenditure or payroll or whatever in their accounting software to pay him.
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5y ago
Being understanding to the fact that the CDC is made up of people who are fallible, dealing with an entirely new situation for our species, that information is more often unknown than known, and that changes will be required as the situatio
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5y ago
Agreed. Partially completed might be nice if you're tracking someone else's work (subordinates) but for my own, I would need at least one more item saying where I left off or why I didn't finish in one sitting. I'm sure
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5y ago
I think there is a significant amount of companies (and a substantial portion of the government) in the US that operates on a philosophy like "How much can we extract from people before there is any push back?" It is a nation enti
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5y ago
For what it's worth, I work for a very well known, high growth company. Many others seem to have a problem with work/life balance based on feedback I hear through the grapevine. My team experiences very little of that though. We a
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6y ago
Arylic boards https://www.arylic.com/collections/diy-audio
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6y ago
> Sure it does — because it’s thru your network I can buy an Arylic board for 1/10th the price of a Sonos speaker. It functions in exactly the same way and doesn't collect my data. The information Sonos collects is not necessar
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14y ago
I have worked on Netflix's servers first hand. After seeing how large of a presence they have in their current CDNs, I can say that they have a hell of a lot of work ahead of them for that to become viable. They are enormous.
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14y ago
My last two jobs both used Mediawiki in different capacities. The current company is moving from Mediawiki to Mindtouch. It is similar to Mediawiki but more geared towards corporate environments. The editor is completely wysiwyg as well.. n
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