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by tjr225 5y ago
Unless you care about gaming MacOS has been rock solid for at least a decade. For what it is worth I am no mac fanboy, I am typing this to you on a windows 10 computer in my shop(that I use for gaming, among other things).
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by tjr225 5y ago
No; why I drive a 30 y/o van is none of your business. You’re just going to have to get over it. Sorry, dude!
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by tjr225 5y ago
Its not my fault she parked behind me.
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by tjr225 5y ago
None of your business.
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by tjr225 5y ago
I drive a 30 y/o diesel van and if I don’t warm it up for a while in the morning it runs like shit/dies. I had to explain this to a lady while I was loading it up for volunteer food delivery once. Probably doesn’t apply to most ve
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by tjr225 5y ago
The Seattle metro contains over 4 million people. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seattle_metropolitan_area When people refer to cities it tends to include the immediately surrounding suburbs and exurbs, but honestly I
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by tjr225 5y ago
Ugh lol dude are you for real? Do you actually trust tech companies to decide what is best for a given persons personal growth?
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by tjr225 5y ago
Did you miss the carpooling part of the post? Imagine fitting 5 people in an suv to last mile delivery a few times a week. The burden on your vehicle and the other peoples vehicle drops off dramatically. Your fuel costs drop dramatically. T
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by tjr225 5y ago
Doesn’t google harvest advertising data from all of their “free” offerings?
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by tjr225 5y ago
You can spin up a managed k8s cluster that more or less “just works” with about 6 lines of cdk/pulumi/terraform. Need to update your cluster? Rerun cdk/pulumi/terraform.
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by tjr225 5y ago
The tax implications in the US alone are fairly complicated. I expect they will get more complicated as stated wise up to companies based in one place but with workers in others. A few years ago I was at an all remote company and there were
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by tjr225 5y ago
If anyone actually thinks those two things and lives in Seattle they make up a very tiny, and paranoid minority.
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by tjr225 5y ago
I already know the answer to your question: It is a great city with a lot to offer. I'm happy to own a house nearby for the time being. Also happy when people like the GP leave this place altogether. Moreover; whether youre talking abo
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by tjr225 5y ago
If it is dead then why can’t I afford a condo there?
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by tjr225 5y ago
https://techcrunch.com/2019/07/29/github-ban-sanctioned-coun...
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by tjr225 5y ago
If only one could buy a clock, or watch.
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by tjr225 5y ago
I think HashiCorp is made fairly redundant by Kubernetes, but yes if you don't want to adopt Kubernetes, you're correct. And that’s totally valid. Kubernetes is already multicloud, and you don't need Terraform, Nomad, or Cons
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by tjr225 5y ago
> By that measuring stick, you must have a really bad opinion of the USA because they are what they are from conquering most of their territories and exterminating its native population There have been large movements in the USA directed
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by tjr225 5y ago
That seems like pretty much the entire point of containers and/or kubernetes.
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by tjr225 5y ago
Unfortunately, travel has been turned into a commodity just like anything else. “Bragging rights” associated with travel have only become more desirable with the spread of social media, and other things that allow you to “travel” superficia
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by tjr225 5y ago
I haven't used Facebook in over a decade and I still manage to have meaningful friendships. I'm even able to share things with those friends, believe it or not.
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by tjr225 5y ago
lol https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chromatic_scale Said so smugly, too
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by tjr225 5y ago
I only used the word 'sad' as an example... I can see how that is unclear. The entire abstract seemed very editorialized to me. And I feel the same way that you do, too. Re-read the abstract; the word "sad" is only a fac
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by tjr225 5y ago
I agree; but is sadness any sort of scientific measure? Does it have any place in an abstract or a scientific study? I don’t think so. It seems weird to me.
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by tjr225 5y ago
Are abstracts typically filled with this much editorial? I’m no climate science denier but adjectives like “sad” seem insanely out of place in something like this…
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by tjr225 5y ago
> The natural world is mostly dead in them. I live in the Seattle metro(Tacoma) and can walk to a 900 acre old growth forest with 20 miles of trails, or quickly drive to several beaches and watch for whales, seals, etc. Seattle and Portl
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by tjr225 5y ago
I can’t think of any sane reason a parent would want to isolate their children from socialization; either. It would be to deprive them from their own nature and it would set them back, probably irreparably.
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by tjr225 5y ago
Yeah, I meant developers who prefer to use macs.
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by tjr225 5y ago
I'm really not sure what comment you're replying to but Mac developers write code that runs on linux primarily using Docker and "VMs" that run linux on docker. Like; probably 75% of the devs on the west coast do this.
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by tjr225 5y ago
None of those things have forced us to all drastically alter our lives in the forms of economic and social lockdowns like covid has. It is a pretty silly thing to compare.

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