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by whorleater 7y ago
This is the case with all you can eat sushi places in the US as well
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by whorleater 7y ago
>Edit: Equivalently any SAAS sucks since they may in the future raise their prices is your argument. This is a very real argument though? Reliance of a core part of your saas on another company, who is liable to change prices at any time
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by whorleater 7y ago
Gandi is never really impressive, but they're one of the few registrars where I can get .af domains without a hassle.
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by whorleater 7y ago
Aspera is among the most frustrating technologies I've been forced to use. I used to work at a video website where we would acquire film files from studios directly, and the amount of times Aspera would fritz out easily justified the t
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by whorleater 7y ago
This is an extraordinary comment, especially in how ghoulish it is. It makes a head fake towards the "welfare queens" myth, ignores the fact that collection is decriminalized and calls it "stealing", and best of all, the
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by whorleater 7y ago
You can avoid committing that crime by refusing to speak to agents.
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by whorleater 7y ago
I'm not sure what GP means by special characters, but I use fedora workstation 30 for my day to day life and I can attest that Arabic and Chinese input are absolute garbage compared to OS X. Arabic key layout is different (which fine,
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by whorleater 7y ago
Every friend I have with a job that involves picking up something heavier than a laptop more than twice a week eventually finds a way to slip something like this into conversation: “Bro, you don’t work hard. I just worked a 4700-hour week d
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by whorleater 7y ago
Monaco 12pt has been my font for the past decade
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by whorleater 7y ago
Per vehicle yes, per capita no.
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by whorleater 7y ago
Ignoring the feature set, is data retention policy not a consideration? For us, we paste customer log data for debugging purposes, and Discord's lack of a clear enterprise data retention policy means that we're not assured custome
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by whorleater 7y ago
You're definitely doing something wrong if you're a senior dev with 82k in NY
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by whorleater 7y ago
He's announced he's not running though.
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by whorleater 7y ago
I screw around at least 25% of the time as a dev
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by whorleater 7y ago
I would rather have you whiteboard me 20x then answer these questions
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by whorleater 7y ago
I'm with you on this one. Back in college I used to spend an absurd amount of time tinkering with XMonad, rainmeter, custom themes, but now my requirements for a computer are: - it has a basic window manager (half screen left/righ
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by whorleater 7y ago
Half of these is the Red Hat business model.
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by whorleater 7y ago
Al-kitaab is a diffcult book to self study, and somehow an even harder one to work with in class. While it's inefficient, somewhere around book 2 you've aquired enough vocabulary and grammar to speak in fusha, although unless you&
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by whorleater 7y ago
> I'd like to see the client code, see how it manages backpressure. That should (in theory) be handled on layer 7, not really on the network end (beyond regular TCP flow control), whereas this article is mostly about optimization on
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by whorleater 8y ago
ROTC paid him for some amount of college without him ever needing to join.
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by whorleater 8y ago
I honestly don't understand how people are still bickering over style guides in modern programming. Autoformatters exist in every major language. Git hooks exist. Company style guides exist. Pick one, and then it's never an issue
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by whorleater 8y ago
You can buy location data from companies that buy it from carriers, some weather companies, and some advertising companies. If you're an oil trader, you almost certainly have the resources required to accept all these feeds and clean +
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by whorleater 8y ago
>Autodidacticism can lead to new perspectives on projects, and allows people to focus on things that are important, but not emphasized in most colleges. It also allows people to veer into becoming cranks, without appropriate teachers to
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by whorleater 8y ago
Out of curiosity, do you offer visa's for people who wish to relocate to Istanbul from the US?
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by whorleater 8y ago
>The original comment did tangentially bring up anti-vax the literal original comment brought up how demonetization of anti-vaccination youtubers is a "first they came for me" slippery slope, what definition of "tangential
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by whorleater 8y ago
Do you offer visa support?
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by whorleater 8y ago
I'm sure there's no middle aged programmers working at defense contractors build unethical things.
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by whorleater 8y ago
There are multiple layers in this shutdown: 1. This is a "partial government shutdown", so only some agencies (homeland security, state, SEC, etc) are affected. Some agencies like the Department of Defense are not affected and fun
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by whorleater 8y ago
Air traffic controllers are essential to life, which is why they are asked to go to work currently. Not getting paid is a different question entirely.
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by whorleater 8y ago
The recent interpretations of the anti-deficiency act ( https://www.gao.gov/legal/appropriations-law-decisions/resou... ) means that the government can be shut down unless functions endanger "life" or &quo

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