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throwaway889900
5y ago
Because for most big organizations: Help align -> More meetings Remove confusion -> More meetings Maintain flow -> More meetings Open up organizational capacity -> Meetings about having less meetings
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throwaway889900
5y ago
Anyone else getting an SSL error from the page?
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throwaway889900
5y ago
Middle mouse button + dragging works fine, faster than scrolling in some situations.
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throwaway889900
5y ago
Sandwich. I've managed to piss off my coworker by eating the same thing for lunch every day for several years though, so that's good. Sandwich, yogurt, and some tangerines.
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throwaway889900
5y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30354391
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throwaway889900
5y ago
Magic the Gathering cards probably
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throwaway889900
5y ago
It's time for me to tell you to read the Gervais Principle!
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throwaway889900
5y ago
I'm fine with it. I'm not fine with a surprising number of blogs being left-aligned and capped to a width of like 4 pixels on a 27" monitor.
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5y ago
>No grabbing a beer after work. >Boss G, H, or J can't see you around. So you're saying you can grab a beer during work without issue? Sounds pretty good to me.
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5y ago
Because those abstract away the complicated build processes for the target, notably game consoles.
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throwaway889900
5y ago
Probably not going to pass by LEGO's review board, like a lot of these aircraft projects.
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5y ago
In the future, nanobots will accept an over-the-air hardware upgrade and reassemble your CPU to a new configuration.
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5y ago
Back in 2007 I would've said try and sell something in World 2 on Runescape, but I guess that doesn't really apply anymore.
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5y ago
I suppose "author" is out of the question.
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5y ago
Nigerian princes stepping up their game huh?
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5y ago
Talalay latex pillow. Memory foam sucks in comparison.
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5y ago
Nah, but browsing pouet.net is fun from time to time. I think I kinda got into it seeing some game dev from xra_ on Twitch for Memory of a Broken Dimension.
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5y ago
I disagree, there's good reason for hiding those totals from users, in any way.
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5y ago
Good luck trying to teach a robot to code with humans in mind from scratch. Like a very pedantic genie.
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5y ago
Shame that there's no oEmbed endpoint.
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5y ago
There seem to be a lot of extensions for this sort of thing. First one that came up was https://share-a-cart.com/
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5y ago
Nothing different than Flappy Bird honestly. Cash out on minimum effort and everyone will forget eventually.
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5y ago
People pay attention in corporate training? I sure as hell don't.
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5y ago
You might consider some alternatives like the NanoPi NEO, which I think is still in stock but ships from China. Has most of the stuff I think you'd want from a board like that anyways.
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5y ago
My experience has been "Get stuck, avoid the senior engineer because they have no bloody clue what's going on and talking to them actively makes things worse for months afterwards".
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5y ago
Subclass Dog into MyDog, which is exactly the same as Dog. From there, use and modify MyDog as though you would be modifying Dog. Any class that references base class Dog isn't modifiable, but any future work you can use MyDog instance
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5y ago
You could probably just split the word up with random gibberish letters in between. Easy enough to write and takes time to figure it out if there's any pattern.
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5y ago
Make Dog implement Healable, duh.
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5y ago
Those are called callbacks, we use those everywhere. If you don't want to use callbacks, you can use something like a publish-subscribe pattern instead so that X doesn't need to be indirectly linked to B through A and can publish
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5y ago
No, because multi-track drifting cannot be used to solve the problem in a funny way.
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