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tkxxx7
8y ago
It’s difficult to imagine thinking those words and not considering “what if there’s more than enough tips” to which was added “we’ll keep them, and lie to everyone.”
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8y ago
yeah, but workers in a restaurant aren’t exactly having their financial expectations shattered.
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8y ago
I think GP's point is more that there are many more surrounding countries from which immigration is easier, than in the U.S.
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8y ago
> is it the browser? or another terminal? This is generally a non-issue, but even if you are getting tripped up consistently, the OS literally tells you at all times what application currently has focus
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8y ago
> You are. When you buy insurance, you are betting that you will have an unforeseen incident and will utilize your insurance. Almost, but I don't feel like this is 100% accurate, because neither involved party wants an unforeseen in
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8y ago
> So how is that different from hedging your bets? Correct me if I’m wrong, but I think the difference is, no one is betting that you actually do have an unforeseen incident, so there is no bet to hedge against.
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8y ago
what do you mean by this? those people are a part of society too..
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8y ago
> Except 1Password is a huge and very well known product > AgileBits are a very small private company
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8y ago
you don't have to subject yourself to his limitations. Maybe, being so similar, you can better learn from his mistakes.
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8y ago
Many smart TVs have already been found to spy on you. Which answers your question.
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8y ago
don’t know why you’re being downvoted. That device already has a ton of space to buffer updates.
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8y ago
Or you can be reasonably sure the device is only sending a payload of max size N at a time, padding your requests with some recording data when it can
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Exactly. Leaving a lot of poor people uncovered by Express. It’s not in Detroit either.
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8y ago
According to the article, you just need a T6.
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8y ago
I'm in Orange County and we don't have express here. SF and LA are the only places I've seen it.
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8y ago
doesn’t this equate to “change your career” for iOS devs?
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8y ago
I’m at a company that does them quarterly, but they happen (mostly) during work hours.
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8y ago
As a colorblind person with synesthesia (but I don’t play any instruments), I can say it is absolutely expansive. I experience sounds partially as sight; I have ‘seen’ many shades I would never be able to distinguish in the real world. I be
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8y ago
PRs seem to have the same functionality everywhere; I haven’t seen anything in Github that I couldn’t do in Bitbucket or Gitlab.
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8y ago
taking current location into account !== building a cumulative location profile over time without explicit consent
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8y ago
> In particular, an interviewer doesn't generally expect or hope to learn anything useful during an interview. Really? then why are they always asking questions? :p
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8y ago
> If I'm an average or above average driver, for example, then it doesn't make sense to have insurance, does it? You’re waiting at a red light when a drunk driver smashes into you. Your skills as a driver can’t affect the proba
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8y ago
Have you seen reported sales numbers specifically for Hollywood creatives? Will you ever?
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8y ago
I mostly agree with this sentiment, but I find it a bit friendlier to other developers to assert(x not null) in most languages, at least so that they can find out sooner that the error is, in fact, their fault.
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8y ago
Already compiled to bytecode?
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8y ago
This is very important. One of the first steps of recovery is refusing to identify with depressive thoughts.
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8y ago
This is the kind of thing you can suss out of personal references. Of course, many people will provide the best / most reliable (for them) references they possibly can, but you can still get a good signal with the right question. Ex. &
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8y ago
I think any JS can listen for the navigate-away event or changes to the URL without doing anything special - then just grab ‘window.href/window.location’ or something like that
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8y ago
This is inaccurate. Oral tests are effective around 8-12 hours from use.
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8y ago
> The ability to understand the underlying need behind a request is important to being a good employee. If a candidate fails completely to understand the purpose of a question during an interview, and in fact continues to argue against y
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