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by vangelis 6y ago
What's the difference between this, jq, and JMESPath?
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by vangelis 6y ago
This is worse than "kawaii". JP mascots actually pleasant to look at [1]. [1] https://mondomascots.com/index.php/category/japan/
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by vangelis 6y ago
God bless.
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by vangelis 6y ago
In this analogy, one company has patented the seatbelt and demanded royalties on every car sold, while lobbying congress to make seat belts mandatory, and aggressively suing anyone else who implements the seatbelt.
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by vangelis 6y ago
Honestly, if people hadn't prepared for an unexpected pandemic that tanked the economy, they have only themselves to blame!
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by vangelis 6y ago
Postal banking!
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by vangelis 6y ago
Another thing for readers to take note, what percentage of the billed amount does insurance actually pay? Would this continue to be an issue if insurance companies didn't try to negotiate down costs?
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by vangelis 6y ago
What is government to you? Does government add complexity? If complexity is the issue, then folding multiple insurance companies with different reimbursements rates and interfaces into one entity should reduce complexity. Hospitals already
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by vangelis 6y ago
A diesel electric duorail truck would be great for large freight loads.
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by vangelis 6y ago
> The architect who designed my house does not need access to the construction site. FTFY
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by vangelis 6y ago
What I forget about SQL is the little inconsistencies between platforms. It's a standard with a dozen carve outs. Do I use TOP or LIMIT? What's the wildcard syntax?
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by vangelis 7y ago
Paqing idlewords.
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by vangelis 7y ago
I use a USB mechanical keyboard with my Mac, Ubuntu at home, so I tend to think of command and option as super and alt.
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by vangelis 7y ago
Hey, as long as it's cheap, just throw more workers at the meat grinder.
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by vangelis 7y ago
There's always the Lambda PHP runtime...
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by vangelis 7y ago
Just repeal the PAEA.
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by vangelis 7y ago
"He alone is capable of pulling the sword from the stone." Does this imply he can pull the sword from the stone by himself or that only he can pull the sword from the stone?
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by vangelis 7y ago
Get yourself some plastic containers, a Rain Bird starter kit, some LEDs, and you've got yourself your own indoor grow op for much cheaper.
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by vangelis 7y ago
You're assigning certain biases to government. It would be replacing a thousand small bureaucracies with one. Wasn't the talking point that single payer would put the actuaries and medical coders out of work?
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by vangelis 7y ago
First they came for the white supremacists...
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by vangelis 7y ago
Counterpoint, as a millennial, I learned all those things (albeit not WordPerfect) and more in high school.
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by vangelis 7y ago
Funny, I feel the same way about MBA mills and slash and burn private equity firms.
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by vangelis 7y ago
Congrats, you've found someone who accepted the autogenerated username!
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by vangelis 7y ago
MODOT did it first.
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by vangelis 7y ago
Undervalued too. Anyone who's competent tends to leave for greener pastures.
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by vangelis 7y ago
What's to stop the bros from running management where they have all the power?
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by vangelis 7y ago
This is just Discord for Business (which would be an excellent product on its own).
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by vangelis 7y ago
What isn't SAP?
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by vangelis 7y ago
Hell you could probably get away with SQLite on a single backend service.
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by vangelis 7y ago
ISPs won't run fiber even when we give them money hand over fist to do it.

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