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3y ago
>The CEO now seeks help from Phutar Afrayughum, a psychic and extrasensory perception specialist who allegedly helped Google increase their marketshare in the messaging app market , and was also involved in developing the Material Desig
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3y ago
What's the correct distance to Uranus?
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3y ago
It's Ronald Reagan though. Should be clear to most with a very elementary understanding of US politics what he's saying.
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3y ago
Japans gain. There are already a bunch of local businesses setting up their own factories nearby to service it. This is going to be bigger for Kumamoto than Kumamon.
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3y ago
>I've also had managers who told me I wasn't allowed to write tests firsts as it was slower. Sounds like a great place to work.
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3y ago
"Follow me on Twitter to see my Wii reviews." People will get used to it.
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3y ago
In New Zealand we've got the Consumer Guarantees Act which expressly covers goods which "break too easily"[0]. Are you telling me that in the US your only option is legal action? 0: https://www.consumerprotection.g
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3y ago
You mean Yusaku Maezawa's art project where applicants were literally chosen based on the number of Twitter followers they had? It's still on but will likely be closer to 2033 now than the planned 2023.
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3y ago
The PAYE system seems designed to plug the gap created by the wealthy through pushing what they should be paying onto the middle class. You can never expect to get ahead under such a system with wage stagnation and an increasing cost of liv
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3y ago
The issue here is that the change was done in a patch release. You can correct your past mistakes, but you should signal incompatibilities to your users by incrementing the major version.
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3y ago
In 2024 it would probably be faster to hire a xoogler.
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3y ago
I found your comments helpful. Thanks.
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3y ago
That would be a situation for which I'd request a transcript - probably the only situation, because the second you're handed that degree I no longer care what your grades were. Where I'm from, if you're bombing out of cl
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3y ago
Sometimes Spotify swaps them for others by the same artist. One of my favorite instrumentals got swapped out for the version with vocals which I can't stand. I can't for the life of me understand why it could be a licensing issue.
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3y ago
As a science fiction reader with a healthy dislike of censorship and authoritarian regimes what's my best course of action? Has Hugo taken steps to ensure that there will not be a repeat of this? Are there freedom respecting alternativ
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3y ago
>What kind of f#$@ng nuance can there be? I just love how some believe the views of genocidal dictators should be worthy of the same consideration as others. There's no fucking nuance when you've got an invading force indiscrim
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3y ago
Took a trip back to my hometown recently and recognized several of them doing retail and manual labor jobs. I won't lie, it was satisfying.
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3y ago
When compared to the CCP, no?
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3y ago
One of the first things I do as an IC when joining a team is establish whether law of two feet applies. That is, if you're in a meeting which you can't contribute anything to you get up and leave. Even better is to have this conve
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3y ago
What one individual might view as transphobia another would view as radical feminism. The world's not as black and white as you make it out to be.
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3y ago
I like the idea of unions but not in tech.. blah blah.. meritocracy.. yadda yadda.. I can't afford union fees on my 600k salary.. something something.
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3y ago
Stockmarket's still going gangbusters though. Funny how what used to be considered an economic bellwether has lost complete touch with reality.
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3y ago
I present to you Ayo.js, a long-dead Node.js fork with almost as many moderators as "core" members. I'm sure there are a variety of reasons why it bit the dust but I'll always view it as a lesson in priorities. https:&#
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3y ago
>Those who exclaim they may not be contacted outside of “work hours” will soon find others who are willing to work longer and harder and will be the ones who get the raises and promotions. That's not how things work in the real worl
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3y ago
FWIW Kiwi Farms is more observe and report and doesn't condone harassing people, that's especially true of Chris Chan. Some of the biggest "lolcows" in recent years have been trolls who posted about their exploits online
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3y ago
I've seen some recent data on the salaries they're offering in my area. I like Gitlab but wouldn't be prepared to make those kinds of sacrifices to apply there.
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3y ago
You're doing Turing a great disservice comparing him to Musk.
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3y ago
Where do they say the act of breathing and farting is unethical? Being able to qualify one's own statements is usually a prerequisite if you wish to be taken seriously.
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3y ago
A few months ago they removed thousands of episodes of Discovery Channel content without making anyone whole. They got away with it then and they'll get away with it this time. The only way to "own" your shows is to buy the p
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3y ago
>3. China is no discernible threat to Japan. China is known to make spurious territorial claims. What happens if they produce an ancient fishing map tomorrow claiming Okinawa as their own?
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