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It's interesting to see so many people with positive experiences with Phabricator - I work somewhere with a Phab install and onboarding new employees who've only ever used github/gitlab and branching workflows incurs a _signi
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5y ago
Sorry for the low effort post but fuck this and fuck the people trying to make it happen.
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If the amount of 50+ year olds on e-MTBs smoking me on the uphill is any indication I'd say yes. I just checked and they've also gotten remarkably more affordable (at least for a sport where 3k for a bike is considered low-end) -
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5y ago
That's....uh... remarkably progressive for Mississippi - and the first bill (HB 366 from 2019) passed nearly unanimously [1] https://legiscan.com/MS/votes/HB366/2019 Props to MS legislators for seeing th
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5y ago
Low interest rates should keep some of that in check but it will be offset by the rise in property taxes being calculated off the "new normal" home prices we're seeing. Basically, whatever property tax increases are capped at
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5y ago
I have one of these and would second the recommendation - really cool bokeh, light and cheap enough that I don't mind bashing it around. Seems they've gotten more expensive compared to when I purchased mine though (I think I paid
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5y ago
If you want to go even deeper down the rabbithole the Alphas are also great manual lens platforms. https://phillipreeve.net/blog/manual-lenses-sony-a7/ Plus, a comprehensive list from the same folks for all the E
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5y ago
It appears “good for America” is shorthand for “good for anyone leaving SF or already owning property in one of the cities experiencing an influx of new tech employees”
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5y ago
If you have 10-15 years experience you probably also have commitments outside of work that preclude you from wanting to sink multiple hours into doing toy problems and practicing STAR responses to behavioral questions. Most whiteboarding is
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6y ago
Interviewing has to be one of the higher ROI activities you can do when it comes to the upside vs time invested.
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6y ago
Here's a summary of my personal CFN best practices: 1. Don't
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6y ago
We’ve been moving some docs meant for other teams to mkdocs from Confluence at work and I’ve been happy with it - GitBook is also popular.
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6y ago
I think the product is the published guidance and the customers are different bureaus and branches of the federal government.
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6y ago
Zero trust removes the concept of a “perimeter” or “boundary” with hardened entrypoints (vpns, bastions) and replaces it with a variety of different means of ensuring secure communications between users/services (think 2fa, mtls, token
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6y ago
> Persistence in the face of frustrations along with an actual enjoyment of creating things with code is what got me through. I want to say that this is essentially what "the knack" is for a lot of engineering/programming
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6y ago
> this time they have a Native American employee, you, that they can talk to about how to reach out to that group. I remember reading someone's opinion basically stating that things like that for underrepresented groups are unpaid e
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6y ago
Some more background on this because I find it really interesting: Aldi was formed by 2 brothers and then split after a disagreement about whether or not to stock alcohol. The reason I find it interesting is actually because Aldi isn't
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6y ago
> This is the sort of thing we should have some baseline regulations to support Texas runs its own power grid specifically to avoid doing that
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> It’s absurd to think that anyone was trying to murder anyone I'm certain the family of the cop that was beat to death[1] or the aides hiding in their offices, some of which may have had their panic buttons removed prior sometime p
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6y ago
Are you implying that visualized GPS data is somehow propaganda?
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6y ago
I don't think most people leaving the bay area are headed to some remote cabin in Montana or some sleepy town in the midwest - they're just moving to cheaper (comparatively) cities. Anyone pulling up roots with a bay area salary o
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At this point the whole "small government" thing seems to just be a dog whistle for the Republican base that roughly translates to "if it helps people I don't like we won't fund it."
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This reads like you're implying anyone right of center cant be gay, into renewable energy, technology or the arts/philosophy.
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I think a lot of this ends up at it not being socially acceptable for men to show emotion or to seek emotional support. I imagine if that were the case most of these people would realize what they're paying for doesn't even approa
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6y ago
Anyone who thinks they’re getting actual intimacy from some sort of transactional relationship is, to put it bluntly, an idiot. However, I think it reflects more poorly on the people who raised these guys than the guys themselves.
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6y ago
you forgot: - retina display - actually good keyboard - the ability to upgrade storage
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I know Android Studio will basically eat up however much RAM is on your system. Also, with containers becoming more common, lots of people use something like Docker Compose locally to mock multiple services or parts of a system, which, depe
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6y ago
if you prefer mx switches and dont mind soldering you might like this: https://keeb.io/products/sinc-split-staggered-75-keyboard
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Caring for a smaller, homogenous, less geographically distributed population is definitely different from a larger, heterogenous distributed population - and that's a valid criticism of attempting to wholesale copy other countries. I j
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6y ago
It's actually not vague and wasn't meant to be insulting - the prefrontal cortex doesn't finish developing in healthy adult humans until around the age of 25 with females developing a little earlier. This area of the brain, p
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