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Best Linux distro in 2025 for non-experts
23 points by vvvnnnnvvv 2y ago|33 comments
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by vvvnnnnvvv 4y ago
Took a quick look at sleep.io and seems like it might just be CBT-I. There's a free app from the VA (ironically, given the subject of this thread) - https://mobile.va.gov/app/cbt-i-coach . It's a little rough
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by vvvnnnnvvv 5y ago
I recently left Amazon, and I don't think the stack ranking is to blame for the reduction in talent (which I also noticed). Amazon doesn't pay top dollar for engineers, and the delta between Amazon and other companies is growing e
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by vvvnnnnvvv 5y ago
That may be the public way of explaining it, but I see it slightly differently. Amazon doesn't like "good intentions", rather it prefers "mechanisms". We all know that managers should put low performers on PIPs, but
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by vvvnnnnvvv 7y ago
I had a miscarriage at 10w (baby measuring 6w). For many months, I was haunted by things like going in for my first doctor's appointment and seeing my empty uterus on the screen. I thought about all those people, like the receptionist
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by vvvnnnnvvv 12y ago
I wonder if millenials can't afford to buy in the same numbers as their parents did/do.
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by vvvnnnnvvv 12y ago
I believe the treading is only required for the "boating test", if you plan to sail or row.
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by vvvnnnnvvv 12y ago
One of my CS professors gave us this advice about starting a company (which I think generalizes what you're describing): Companies don't care about saving money. Even when the amount is the same, they're much more receptive t
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by vvvnnnnvvv 12y ago
Yes! Battery life is a killer feature for me. I'd be willing to sacrifice a lot of functionality for something that was as hardy and needed as little recharging as my kindle.
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by vvvnnnnvvv 12y ago
Gorgeous visualization! Takes a really long time to watch though, even after clicking the "up" on speed a bunch of times, and so it's hard to get the same sense from watching the points on the map as you get instantly from th
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by vvvnnnnvvv 13y ago
I received a similar email about AWS keys checked into a public github repo. The email was very specific about this being the issue, so I suspect they were crawling and not merely detecting a strange usage pattern.