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Your approach definitely isn't a bad one; a few weeks ago I had trouble connecting to Sonos's network, so I couldn't stream anything from Spotify/Amazon/etc, even though they worked on my network for me. It's w
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Let's not perpetuate more of the bias and sexism that the article is talking about.
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So a 12" MacBook with a touchscreen?
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I mean, the iPhone is only 10 years old, and the difference between the first generation and the iPhone X is astounding. That said, I generally agree with you: I think a lot of the advancement we'll see in the coming years will be in t
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So, since the SSD is soldered to the mobo, I'd need to encrypt my entire drive, travel to an Apple store, be without a laptop for 3-5 days, and then travel back to the store again? Bleh.
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I did the reverse; started as a Head of Engineering at a startup, then moved into Engineering Lead/Manager roles. It was risky (we ended up getting shut down) and extremely stressful (I was involved in a dozen fires at any given time),
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For what it's worth, if you consider that most people used to pay $60/mo for TV, that would easily cover Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime, BackBlaze, Office 365, Evernote, and Apple Music. That's a _lot_ of value. (This is more of
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8y ago
The lack of multigenerational wealth due to slavery is still a very real and relevant issue.
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8y ago
That's very anecdotal and a narrow sample size at that.
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Oh I don't disagree. Rather, I was responding to the assertion that wealthy people are better drivers.
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Well, this is pretty classist...
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Back when I first moved out, I greatly overestimated how many people actually read coffee table books. That said, some of the Star Wars cross section books are really fun to look through.
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9y ago
Please avoid deadnaming[1] people. There's no need, in this context, to disambiguate who Chelsea Manning is. [1] https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/deadname
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"but in the mean time I just really don't like being here" That's the key takeaway here, IMHO. If you aren't in a situation where you absolutely need the money, there's nothing wrong with prioritizing your own
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Oh absolutely. Trying to diet in a major city without spending a lot of time cooking is impossible. And it feels like most cuisines are vegetable-phobic which I cannot for the life of me understand.
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9y ago
Lots of people may have recently switched to a password manager, and now use it to store old passwords that they haven't regenerated. It's very likely a common use case.
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+1 for this. And if you can sock away $200k in the bank each year, consider how much equity you would have had to give up for equivalent funding.
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- Why would you expect them to have more than the bootcamp on their resume? Most people don't have prior programming experience, and most bootcamps are demanding, such that they wouldn't have time for side projects. - Is the test
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It's entirely possible for someone to suffer from depression despite knowing that they have a good life.
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In addition to recursion, you can use `foldl` and `foldr` (or similar functional methods) http://erlang.org/doc/man/lists.html
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There's an entire section on this on the author's website.
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If anyone's interested in related reading, there's a manga called Ichi-F[0] that walks through the daily life at Fukushima Daiichi. [0] https://kodanshacomics.com/series/ichi-f/
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They could have easily omitted the "assuming they can do the job" part without affecting the statement. There's a reason that it was added.
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"people who aren't white guys (assuming they can do the job.)" This sort of language is problematic and harmful in that it implies that "white guys" (not even white people, just men) by default can always "do t
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I agree; I mainly use my Amazon Prime card (5% on Amazon, 2% at restaurants, 1% otherwise), and this card is much better - plus there's an extra $50 back from subscriptions which is nice. I'll wait for the Lyft one though.
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The pictures are clearly sexualized. You'd never see pictures like that with men doing those poses. It's the same as the issue with booth babes.
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Yep. Like the FAQ page.
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Yeah, once you hit the $699 price point[0], the specs aren't all that bad - it's just not competitively priced whatsoever. [0] https://www.apple.com/shop/buy-mac/mac-mini
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+1, the title is absolutely a spoiler.
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http://easyendorse.com/ SaaS that lets small businesses accept and display testimonials on their website, as an alternative to relying on Yelp. No traffic/income, just a project I put way too much personal time into :)
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