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by weq 7y ago
Consuming will not make you happy. No matter what way you slice it. Thats the point of the article. You need to draw happiness from within. Thinking the grass is greener on the other side is much easier then dealing with that reality. Yes,
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by weq 7y ago
CorssFit isnt a social network, its a cult. Ive had multiple friends join the cult, including one friend whos wife divorced him because he didnt share her love of CrossFit. The end result was always the same - chronic injuries usually only
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by weq 7y ago
This reminds me of the announcement that Google will let u delete your history. Yeh, right, when pigs fly. Your history powers their "AI". Aint no unlearning that.
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by weq 7y ago
My company offshores, has remote only roles, has an in-house office, and wework offices across captial cities. They also pay their workers based on where the company headquaters is, not their locale. Work of the future will need to be flexi
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by weq 7y ago
As a dev who has worked in lucrative markets (defence contractor, tech-citys) for 10+ years, ive just taken a paycut (30%) to go remote only. Everyone trades things off differently. I couldnt be more happier. When i was making more money; i
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by weq 7y ago
So you delete the data from the training results of the services that ingested this meta? Yeh RIGHT! Google may disassociate your data from your account, but your data lives on.
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by weq 7y ago
Bixby remapper has worked of me since i bought my S8
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by weq 8y ago
Risk IS ALL it comes down to. Risk and who the the big-wigs have lunch with. Is the company big enough to sue when something screws up? Tick! i worked on software like this as a contractor for ausDoD. The same shitty companies who were big
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by weq 8y ago
12 years ago i built google video downloader as a way to help me learn C#. it took about a month after the release for google to defeat my basic scraping. I did a few iterations to circumvent their changes, and then they changed tact, and e
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by weq 9y ago
If u are a non-technical founder and outsource your dev work, and no one audits anything, its very easy to claim stuff that doesnt actually exist. Willful(?) ignorance. At my last employeer we handled legal data over the internet and all th
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by weq 9y ago
amen!
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by weq 9y ago
Yeh exactly, they can all pat eachother on the backs about passing the google interview, about joining the elitle club, while modertating youtube comments from there many in-house cafe's. Why dont tech companies just cut to the chase a
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by weq 9y ago
https://fmovies.is/ u just need a good ad-blocker as with all these streaming sites, sometimes they get malicious ads
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by weq 9y ago
I totally agree with the article, but i also find it ironic because this guy got his platform speaking at conferences which IMO as the root of JS fatigue. If we didnt have JS conferences we wouldnt have the level of hype that goes into the
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by weq 9y ago
Good work on getting this off the ground. ive seen all-sides before, but i think ur closer. when i thought of this idea - in my head it was a heat-map, in a rectangular grid pattern. Political affiliation was just 1 gauge u could select. u
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by weq 9y ago
The problem with redux is actually the dev-tools (and the ecosystem that spawned from the middleware). the newbies get wowed by "time travel debugging" and want to copy/paste there way to the $$$profit. Redux takes a simple c
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by weq 9y ago
You dont really believe major news outlets are impartial and only report the truth, right? Although most of the time its what is NOT reported on that is the biggest threat. and i dont need any examples to prove my point other then, read som
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by weq 9y ago
Exactly. hackers? since may? ie. when all the shadow_brokers exploits were released that any script-kiddy could point and click at a box and pwn it..? the article implies these are nation state actors trying todo harm. a BS article trying t
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by weq 9y ago
Exactly, lets say my data structure stretches the clients memory, adding immutability ontop of it doesnt cut the mustard because its not baked into the language. Thats my point, "redux" doesnt scale. "Time-travel debugging&qu
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by weq 9y ago
I think immutability is actually the crux of the problem here. Why is it used? So the UI knows when to update... Redux applies layers of complexity just to know when ur UI is going to update (efficiently)... Thats a scaling issue! So ur sto
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by weq 9y ago
this name is pure gold! whatever way u look at it, it was her destiny.
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by weq 9y ago
Then you wouldnt be visiting NewsCorp sites to begin with. If anyone controls the NWO, its Rupert.
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by weq 9y ago
yeh i disagree. when u have truckloads of money, u meet people with truckloads more. So how do the richest get richer? Defence spending. The only industry where profits are measured in billions. Trump's America and Putins Russia are th
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by weq 9y ago
RedRainCorp | Startup | RedView & other products | 80-120k | Sydney, Australia ONSITE OR part-time REMOTE Description: You will be one of the first 10 hires of a company who is disrupting the law space. We have been growing rapidly over
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by weq 9y ago
If u can stop using facebook when u deactivate it, cant u just not deactivate it, and use it for the 10% to stop ur frustration? I treat facebook like i treat my phone. Its a tool. Not a way of life. Been on the internet since '95, bac
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by weq 9y ago
A comment that states the obvious? Im merely pointing out the power of the OSS hype-machine. Like it would make sense to me if everyone who used git also used VIM, but they dont. Its a testiment to the power of the flock, that a product w
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by weq 9y ago
but isnt git pretty much the best thing in the world since it was made by the who who remote linux? Why do u need sugar ontop of it? Oh wait, thats right, cause guys who make operating systems dont make human software.
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by weq 9y ago
You mean like opiods? Or nexium? with a 50% addiction rate once proscribed for longer then 2 weeks??? I think u will find that most of the top selling drugs approved by the FDA have a host of side-effects that are VERY common, and then they
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by weq 9y ago
U understand that the government has been printing fake science for years now? NIDA is the perfect example. Only science that fits the governments narrative is allowed to be funded and published. Its just instead of influencing policy used
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by weq 9y ago
My first job was in 2005 writing a TSDB abstraction over sql server used for BI with defense. we merged ~30Gb of data per night in about 8hrs on a 32core machine which was severly limited by a platter SAN. We would get about 1 disk failure

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