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by u678u 6y ago
Count me in as someone that wanted not to use headset but couldn't face talking into a mic. I looked at shotgun mics but it got too expensive quickly and seemed a risk as it wasn't common. Anyone tried?
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by u678u 6y ago
UK Pirate radio had this too. If you liked a song you could upvote by calling a number, they could count how popular a song was by the number of missed calls.
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by u678u 6y ago
Its amazing to me that despite our enormously powerful PCs and wonderful modern software tools we still rely on foundations built in a different time tty, awk, even bash scripts. Half the time its great to work with such finely tuned Darwin
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by u678u 6y ago
Probably better to compare to other financials. PNC Bank has market cap of $76 billion. 50,000 employees, $16 bil revenue.
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by u678u 6y ago
DPO is the same though right? If you do the capital raise before the DPO or a capital raise in an IPO there isn't much difference.
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by u678u 6y ago
I couldn't believe the Slayer Repentless video is on Youtube (with an age check) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yjb0j9l1sz4 . But a tiny bit of nipple is forbidden.
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by u678u 6y ago
One of the causes of such technical debt is turnover. I've been in teams where the headcount has stayed the same for 10 years and technical debt is kept low. I've been on projects where people are continually coming and going and
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by u678u 6y ago
You conveniently chose one of the wealthiest countries with the highest wages. Here is a more realistic look at monthly min wages across the region. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_European_countries_by_...
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by u678u 6y ago
Free healthcare - yeah I had to go to a hospital in Romania - I'd take my Alabama private hospital any day.
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by u678u 6y ago
I keep changing my mind on if we can replace the Media with Social Media. SM is great way for people who are actually there, involved or knowledgeable to report what is going on. On the other hand its an echo chamber amplifying the most bat
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by u678u 6y ago
Aren't they just a dozen Filipinos or Russians keeping the boat clean while the auto pilot makes a slight adjustment every few hours? I'm not sure how exciting it would be.
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by u678u 6y ago
Its just incredible how big the world is and how much stuff is getting produced and consumed. These ships are huge.
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by u678u 6y ago
I had a small class in engineering and was surprised at the exam time to see a few faces I hadn't seen all year. I assumed it must be people coming back to sit a second time or something. I'm so Naive.
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by u678u 6y ago
I'll take your MN income tax if you'll take my NJ property taxes. Around here a typical middle class home is pushing $20k/yr.
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by u678u 6y ago
I'm pretty sure they are still going, though less frequently. After 2020 Dubai, 23 is in Argentina and 25 will be in Japan. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World%27s_fair
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by u678u 6y ago
I spent a few years moving to Scala but have come back as Java really does everything I want now. Just Akka is a bit clunky.
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by u678u 6y ago
> Without taxes there are no backstops for me to fall back on (like a robust transit system). To me, that's more financial insecurity, not more. Agreed I meant tax residents of Toronto and Vancouver more and use the money to subsid
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by u678u 6y ago
> how do Europeans haul heavy hardware stuff like MDF boards, 3x4 wood plank, steel pipes to their place. You do this like once every 10 years? I wouldn't choose a car on this.
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by u678u 6y ago
Have fun staying poor! I hate that expression so much.
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by u678u 6y ago
Vancouver and Toronto really suffer because they're the warmest parts of a huge cold country and everyone wants to live there. Maybe global warming will mean more people will want to live further North or inland. Ideally the government
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by u678u 6y ago
I live on an area that was toxic wasteland. Its just paved over and lots of condos built, full of families. Its like living in a shopping mall, you're so removed from the dirt it isn't really an issue.
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by u678u 6y ago
> I am not joking when I say that when the Canadian real estate markets crash - it is going to be absolutely disastrous for this country Sounds like half the world right now.
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by u678u 6y ago
Lol. This bit sums up the whole thing for me. "Will that help our ailing media?" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uqj2z3QaRyU&t=77s
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by u678u 6y ago
Which is about 5x the price of raspberry pi. I get your point though, I actually have a pentium nuc.
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by u678u 6y ago
I'm curious about this as I always prefer files and collections of structures or classes than having to deal with databases and ORMs. What else can you do aside from joining and aggregation?
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by u678u 6y ago
It seems there is no universal agreement so you can pronounce which way you want. https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/431329/what-is-t...
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by u678u 6y ago
I'm torn on this, my uncles and grand parents were all dairy farmers with their own farms. I work in an office behind a computer every day. I dont envy them at all.
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by u678u 6y ago
Milk production is up every year, so I think you are wrong. https://www.statista.com/statistics/194937/total-us-milk-pro...
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by u678u 6y ago
lots of farms in the US have 1000+ cows. > According to the USDA's 2017 Census of Agriculture report, which is published every five years, most US milk cows (55%) reside on farms that milk over 1,000 cows. This is in contrast to twe
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by u678u 6y ago
yes. Browser, youtube, video calls, docs, games, there isn't much they can't do.

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