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by vkhn 4y ago
Apologies, but regardless of being one sided, there is no acceptable professional reason to shout at someone in a meeting. I’m not sure why you are writing this take, but I’m not sure how this is constructive.
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by vkhn 4y ago
One thing to note is power isn’t consistently generated M from the same source. Sometimes more wind, sometimes more solar, sometimes more gas. There’s currently a surplus of wind power overnight in that region and There are several companie
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by vkhn 4y ago
Except if you’re a pattern day trader (even with more than 25k) in which case you get the middle finger and nothing. Zero interest. Which is ridiculous because they make more money on these people.
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by vkhn 5y ago
On thought #2, I'm with you. While I'm planning to retire early (thanks to software, I will have the money, and not much brain power left), I have yet to figure out what the heck I want to do, and I won't retire until I figur
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by vkhn 6y ago
In college I built a project that could reasonably well predict the key of a given piece based on the distribution of note usage. For example, most pieces written in a major key would have the highest usage of the root, and the dominant of
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by vkhn 6y ago
This is such a silly article. Of course they are technologically superior. This is like saying bare metal is better than a virtual machine. Of course. But they are not universal for several reasons you fail to account for. I won't both
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by vkhn 7y ago
There is no law of averages.
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by vkhn 7y ago
Do these questions have a point?
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by vkhn 7y ago
Pensions, bonuses and scholarships seem to be exceptions. Median income is also a poor indicator.
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by vkhn 7y ago
Paid propaganda or not, I hold that these men have no teacher friends or family, or they would not have written this.
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by vkhn 7y ago
I am willing to accept that there are studies and statistics that seem to contradict what is commonly accepted. I'm also willing to accept a lot of the evidence here that the problem is not nearly as bad as believed. This was, however,
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by vkhn 7y ago
oh good, I wonder if they realize developers frequently refer to GraphQL as gql.
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by vkhn 7y ago
ctrl+f for phenylephrine. That was my first thought.
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by vkhn 7y ago
While I don't disagree with regulation of this tech, this is ridiculous take. Please stop acting like autopilot is more dangerous than all the other drivers on the road not paying attention. If you really fear for her safety in a car,
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by vkhn 7y ago
You're right of course, but I'm betting that development didn't start with the open source implementation.
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by vkhn 7y ago
The problem with Coldfusion isn't with it's popularity, usefulness or value. It's with Adobe and the cost of licensing. The only reason right now someone would choose Coldfusion over literally anything else free is their exis
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by vkhn 7y ago
This story sounds so familiar it's painful. Took 5 months to get my 2016 Model S back after I was hit. I loved this car, but frankly I never again want to deal with them. Cancelled my Model 3 order, and now tell everyone that asks me a
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by vkhn 7y ago
Bro.
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by vkhn 8y ago
Exactly. Of all the groups that might know how to spoof UA, the linux community is the most likely. Clearly they didn't think this through.
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by vkhn 8y ago
I've used dot addresses in referral queues to bump myself up the queue. Remember the Oneplus referral based phone ordering/shipping? Yep, I cheated that one just to see if it would work. It did.