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by thrwyoilarticle 4y ago
As an individual contributor you have an incentive to approach a problem in the way that teaches you the most for your career - then you can pretend it's the approach that's the best effort to risk ratio.
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Other stuff: https://twitter.com/rcs/status/1550526425211584512 nullptr! auto! constexpr!
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>The term “spongy bone” doesn’t mean that the bone is soft or can compress, he says. Rather, it indicates that the bone is porous and lightweight So part of the misconception can be blamed on a connotation of a metaphor that doesn't
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>how many blinks left and right In some cars tapping the indicator stalk will do a fixed number of blinks e.g. 3 versus old cars with a physical circuit that was completed when you hold it. For the new cars, you can change the number of
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by thrwyoilarticle 4y ago
>But don't we all love them now because they support linux? Ah, inventing an opinion to get angry about: some things never change.
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'both' doesn't include the third option, IT
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I could probably move into IT. Moving into management is common. But I won't pick up tickets for either.
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This doesn't include new Coke: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Coke#/media/File:New_Coke_... You can still see a similar typeface on Diet Coke: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diet_C
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Coca Cola did make the transition with new Coke which is still used for Diet Coke
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Putting all of it under the umbrella term of HR is like putting software engineering and dev ops under the 'IT' umbrella. There's no cross-capability.
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Software engineers should understand that one of the great tragedies of life is having to interact with things that an incompetent person touched before you.
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I didn't insist anything.
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I'm surprised it's not a popular opinion. It seems to fit well with libertarian/laissez-faire ideology. If it was legal, retail might better understand that they're less knowledgable about a stock than the insiders. Inst
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Give a non-answer explaining that you need to keep all options on the table at all times. Or Don't have all-hands meetings with open, unknown questions where you are forced to decide between lying to your staff or terrifying your staff
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If it's not that easy to solve, the answer won't matter.
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That's one hell of a claim. 24 Hours of Le Mans was this month. How long until that's even feasible to complete in a BEV? Additionally, Goodwood has a 150mph speed limit, so the pinnacle of petrol cars can't even attempt it.
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by thrwyoilarticle 4y ago
In that video, Gordon mentions that the McLaren F1 already had fans for downforce. Paraphrasing: https://www.whichcar.com.au/news/mclaren-f1-secret-downforce...
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And yet they did
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For a long time I thought that Tesla's headstart would diminish, that eventually legacy automakers would catch up and overtake with their greater economics. This misconception was dispelled when I then bought a car new from the world&#
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>Optimization 3: Writing your function in pure C++ >double score_array[]
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In addition to the other points, the GFA was used to create a democratic starting point for Ireland and Northern Ireland to decide their own future after an antagonistic history with Britain. Even without Brexit, that process hasn't en
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Locally, the same 90%. It's no use sharing a car with someone who needs to commute somewhere else at the same time, you need to share it with non-conflicting use.
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Coinbase recently offered a bond that paid 3.3750% interest. As long as they don't default on their payments, that will have objective returns outside of any market forces and greater fools. The price you can sell it for fluctuates but
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If you're referring to gold, etc., then I'd agree. Even despite their real-world utility, I don't buy them. If you're referring to stocks and bonds, those can have objective value in the form of dividends and coupons.
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Satirising something that was done 20 years ago is very on-brand for GTA.
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IMO part of the issue is that 'crytocurrency' refers to two things: the first is the technology to do things without trust, the second is the social movement. The social movement is bananas but gets defended with arguments for the
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>Anything beyond that, your value per employee drops drastically True but not fatal. Being equal to the first employees isn't a requirement: as long as the employee creates more value than they cost, it's worthwhile. Facebook i
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There are a lot of replies to this comparing Dot Collector to TV shows. Can we not judge these things on their own (de)merits with more nuance than just saying it reminds us of some popular media? This happens in a lot of tech discussions -
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A bit like HN reading Money Stuff then paraphrasing its conclusions to each-other
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Shouldn't a downed tree take months-years to dry out before it's suitable for working?

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