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by virtue3 5y ago
tech? to clarify: you generally aren't getting severance without signing something that loosely says you wont badmouth them.
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by virtue3 5y ago
Ill take it a step further: I think child rearing is incredibly difficult if both parents are entirely focused on their careers and view them as their top priority. I think it works out much better if one of the parents is much more low key
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by virtue3 5y ago
yeah... you're not wrong. Plastics are basically organic compounds and they screw around with organisms very easily. Tho asphalt is already made with bitumen (a petroleum product) so it's not like it's THAT much different. H
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by virtue3 5y ago
every company does this roughly. It's really funny when they aren't giving you any severance and they expect you to sign that stuff tho :3
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by virtue3 5y ago
I've asked the same question when we saw all the people at the bank disappear to be replaced by computers (you can look at like scenes from older movies with TONS of people at the bank doing processing I assume). Robots, unfortunately,
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by virtue3 5y ago
but then you probably don't have much to recycle if it combusts eh?
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by virtue3 5y ago
Thankfully BMW doesn't own the roads. They do this in LA already, you can choose to be toll'd more (wireless tolls) or you can stay in the normal lanes. I'm much more ok with the regional infrastructure charging it because yo
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by virtue3 5y ago
The other side of this is that people get long term side effects from drugs like augmentin. Muscle tightness can lead to injuries, depression, anxiety, etc. Not to mention it takes a very very long time to restore gut flora to pre-treatmen
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by virtue3 5y ago
GNUAlternativeTo :)
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by virtue3 5y ago
another one up for di.fm. Just absolutely great quality and fidelity and a good selection of stuff.
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by virtue3 5y ago
Anytime I have a build config issue or something with webpack I've definitely been guilty of just pasting lines and hoping they work. It's still super handy when updating something to a major version and figuring out what broke.
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by virtue3 6y ago
Intel had(has?) a practice of giving OEMs a discount if they only sell Intel chips.
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by virtue3 6y ago
shhh, just go back to drinking from the hose. (extremely bad news)
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by virtue3 6y ago
This site loaded so freaking fast it blew my mind.
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by virtue3 6y ago
The 1-3 minutes comes from a lot of places. I find it -really- amusing that people forget that weightlifting is an olympic sport. There have been -plenty- of studies on it. The main issue tends to be that the russian protocols don't
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by virtue3 6y ago
Python has (arguably) better library support. So if you need to do something with some sort of work that requires a library, you are usually in luck that someone in the community has created something for you to just leverage. Python is al
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by virtue3 6y ago
Aren't all of these handled by a queue and some reasonable sense of going through it slowly? (I can just say that on the internet, I know designing it that way is not exactly trivial).
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by virtue3 6y ago
I was about to link his video as well. It's really amazing how the ubiquity of all this technology makes people not realize how friggin hard the problems JPL faces are. The friggin rover comes down off a SKYHOOK. Off a rocket platfor
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by virtue3 6y ago
They were compressed to shit back then. Like 96kbps bitrate or something. (way before variable bitrate was a thing). I remember them being like 1.5-3 mb each. Not that bad of a download with a 56k
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by virtue3 6y ago
windows 10 chrome. Gets real jank whenever I stop scrolling. Not pleasant.
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by virtue3 6y ago
No one has ever claimed that python is energy conservative. There is a general understanding that you are trading machine efficiency for developer efficiency. There were attempts at making it more efficient (see ironpython, which is dead no
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by virtue3 6y ago
I managed to get my team to use `lodash.isNil` because we had gotten bitten by this crap too many times. And `lodash.isEmpty` for strings/arrays/etc.
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by virtue3 6y ago
Any good bug report will save a developer HOURS of trying to understand the bug and where it's coming from. "X is broken" is about the worst JIRA ticket you can ever get :/.
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by virtue3 6y ago
But you can monetize a youtube video so much better >_>
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by virtue3 6y ago
In stockholm they use this relatively fine gravel now (at least the last 4 years I've been to Sweden in the winter). It's absolutely bloody annoying to walk on (and drag luggage near). But I suppose it's there to help the c
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by virtue3 6y ago
You should get a family member from what research I did into IBS and fecal transplants as a possible cure.
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by virtue3 6y ago
my (very tongue in cheek) favorite description of singletons - an object oriented way to break object orientedness.
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by virtue3 6y ago
I suspect a lot of people didn't realize how much power was being used for bitcoin. New information should ideally get people to re-evaluate their initial opinions about something (ideally).
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by virtue3 6y ago
why waste resources when people -voluntarily- give their info up? It would make no logical sense. If the damn thing is free, you're the product :/
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by virtue3 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three_Mile_Island_accident We got super super lucky. And there's some debate about how bad the accident was with regards to NRCs monitoring. Frankly, the whole plant was a disaster i

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