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theonething
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theonething
7mo ago
> They're saying, we did everything right. We got rid of the trans people in the military. We fired the worst women and black people in leadership roles. We put a real tough guy in charge of the military. We told our troops to stop
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theonething
7mo ago
Except for the little detail that Ukraine doesn't have a history of launching rockets into allied nations, invading embassies and holding staff hostage, unprovoked attacks against allied interests and ships in international waters and
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theonething
7mo ago
I'll let you support your own points that you make.
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theonething
7mo ago
> Iran was "contained" under Obama's deal with them Oh, you mean the JCPOA that Iran violated (before it was rejected by Trump) by failing to disclose storage of undeclared nuclear material at secret sites in Turquzabad be
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theonething
7mo ago
Wow, ok... Iran invaded the US embassy holding 52 civilians hostage, has conducted unprovoked attacks against US, Israeli and other interests for more than 40 years, regularly launches missiles into Israeli airspace, indiscriminately attack
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theonething
7mo ago
> plenty of analysis warning of the risks that have now become reality You can also easily find analysis warning of the opposite: the risks of not invading Iran. See Nazi Germany and WW2 for an example what happens when you fail to cont
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Kind Technologies
(kindtechnologies.com)
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theonething
7mo ago
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theonething
7mo ago
Just to be clear, this is for anyone not in the US, correct?
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theonething
7mo ago
Just fyi to others that in the "Details to Keep in Mind" section is a notice that US residents can only reside in Texas, Florida, Alaska, Pennsylvania or Colorado. Looks like a cool job, but unfortunately I'm not in one of th
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theonething
8mo ago
> the reader has no way to know that this went down years ago Not so. > Last summer Greg met Lucy, now in her 20s, for the first time. > Lucy (left), now an adult...
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theonething
8mo ago
You actually get phone calls from recruiters? All my initial interactions with them have invariably been over email, LinkedIn, etc. Been that way for many years now.
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theonething
8mo ago
I'd love to have a counselor like you. How can I employ your services?
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theonething
8mo ago
Care to offer an explanation?
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Outcome Engineering Manifesto
(o16g.com)
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theonething
8mo ago
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The Agile Manifesto at 25 – The Most Talked-About Unread Document in Software
(codemanship.wordpress.com)
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theonething
8mo ago
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theonething
8mo ago
How about hiring a gardener to do some of the stuff and you can focus doing the part of the gardening/landscaping that is important to you and you enjoy? I think that's a more accurate (and charitable) analogy than yours.
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theonething
8mo ago
A huge advantage of frameworks to me is to give new comers to the code a unified frame of reference. A Rails developer (or even a non-Rails guys who understands MVC) can jump into a Rails based codebase he is not familiar with a lot easier
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theonething
9mo ago
> The same way nobody finds writing tests or documentation fun I'm not sure if it's the fun category, but at least they are useful and because of that, satisfying to do. In fact when I finish a solid suite of tests or good, cle
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theonething
9mo ago
I don't think so.
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theonething
9mo ago
Great, would save us a lot of money for very little in return.
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theonething
9mo ago
wish you did remote, but understand why you don't.
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theonething
9mo ago
Like anyone can just drive up to his house? Doesn't seem safe for such a high profile billionaire's residence to be so accessible.
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theonething
10mo ago
do you mean running /compact often?
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theonething
11mo ago
> GP who is essentially betting on AI producing more jobs for hackers I'm not clear on the point you're trying to make. My comment was in response to dugidugout's analogy. If I understand their analogy correctly, develope
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theonething
11mo ago
Your comment is hyperbolic fear mongering dressed up in a cutesie story. Our industry is being disrupted by AI. What industry in history has not been disrupted by technological progression? It's called life. And those that can adapt
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theonething
11mo ago
when exactly did he say this? Seems pretty out there, even for him.
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theonething
11mo ago
seem like data analysis would be a good one. Company ingests massive amounts of disparate business data. Ask AI to clean and normalize it, visualize it and give recommendations.
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theonething
11mo ago
freeze your credit at the three major companaies.
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theonething
11mo ago
Can anyone with experience with 1Password and Bitwarden share their opinions on each. I've been on 1Password for years and am wondering if I'm missing anything.
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theonething
1y ago
try Brave browser
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