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whycombagator
4y ago
In that video, its clear he is referring to communism/USSR. > Eisenhower also had a few surprising things to say about the "military-industrial complex" - but that was on his farewell speech. Such as?
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4y ago
How do you typically deploy such a stack?
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Interesting, I didn’t know that but it makes sense to me
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> It’s not. From the WebStorm page on JetBrains: > WebStorm The smartest JavaScript IDE WebStorm is an integrated development environment for JavaScript and related technologies. Like other JetBrains IDEs, it makes your development ex
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4y ago
Sure but WebStorm is targeted solely/mainly at JavaScript development. What if my employer has N repos and several other languages, and JavaScript is just one of those. VSCode allows me to stay with the same interface across multiple d
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4y ago
For millions of years? Humans millions of years ago? Or are you referring to a predecessor of Homo sapiens
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4y ago
Your comment doesn’t add to the discussion. On the subject, although I generally agree with you, there is a lot more favorable press/comments for MSFT stuff these days on HN
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4y ago
As mentioned Xamarin is now MAUI[0] The only app I know of using it is Bitwarden[1] [0] https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/maui/what-is-maui [1] https://github.com/bitwarden/mobile
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4y ago
I really like this thread, but now I am concerned which of these will show up in a future interview. Edit: forgot to add mine. Not obscure by any means but Fenwick Trees are very cool IMO https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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4y ago
Where does the 1-2 year time horizon come from? What did you analyze to arrive at that? Did you consider those that got 30 year 2.5% mortgages that will need to take out 6-6.5% mortgages currently & possibly higher in 1-2 years?
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> and believes there are trade-offs -- it depends on the patient condition and what one is trying to accomplish. I am interested in the trade offs & what it is not a good fit for. I realize that is a broad “question”. But any insight
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What are the benefits of using chezmoi over just using Git?[0][1] [0] https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials/dotfiles [1] https://github.com/RichiH/vcsh Edit: finding the answer to my own qu
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4y ago
You may be interested in a similar endeavour: https://www.flickr.com/photos/golfcoursepix/collections/ & the site for it: https://golfcourses.weebly.com/index.html Your effort is highly l
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4y ago
Just like the new MBPs!
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4y ago
Well the line you quoted says company not industry. Ecommerce is a relatively young industry anyway. And Amazon has been around since what, 94? So 6 years is over 20% of the time Amazon has existed.
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4y ago
Appears to be one giant ad for the authors ACT coaching business (I won’t bother to link it). Which has an endorsement on it from the guy who runs the site this article is posted on. Not to mention my adblocker blocks the entire page from
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> People don't like ultimatums. Even if they accede to them, their trust in the person will decline, and they'll be thinking twice about putting that person in a critical role. I disagree again. It doesn’t have to be an ultimat
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> If you have a better competing offer, take it. Using it as leverage with your current employer will damage your relationship with them, even if you win that negotiation. I disagree. This can happen but it isn’t some universal truth.
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5y ago
> Pretty much always do what a dev suggests in review, even if you disagree. I disagree.
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As someone who drinks a decent amount of red wine, always trying new ones & properly decanting. This makes me curious how I would fare on a similar taste test. I wonder if many casual wine drinkers just pour straight from the bottle? If
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That’s why they don’t always create from scratch. Netflix originals doesn’t always mean they commissioned and produced a show/movie
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Thank you for chiming in. It’s great that you detected them. I’m curious how many false positives you had during that same time? Did you detect many others that just didn’t pan out to be of significance?
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5y ago
Having been to both places, what didn’t you like about Scottsdale?
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No idea why the downvotes. Dodge is great at running with an old design and milking the hell out of it. Currently we are on the “jailbreak” challenger/charger which everyone is excited about ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Rumours that another challeng
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5y ago
Sure, but you position the outcome (out perform/sell) as if the manufacturer didn’t intend it
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> Now consider that this laptop outperforms most desktop workstations that cost $4k+ You can spec the 14” & 16” to well past $4k also.
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5y ago
Doesn’t include stats for Volvo, which is weird
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5y ago
Remote or in office?
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5y ago
Sheets and gmail were painful for me with FF. Moved to Brave, sadly
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5y ago
Yes and it never fails to propagate world wide despite the restrictions. Given that, what is your issue with the USA allowing vaccinated travellers, who are tested before boarding a flight, from entering the country?
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