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by whydoineedthis 2y ago
So, basically he wants to do everything that was in the ACLU post that the article started to critisize....just now he gets to whine about 'the liberals' while doing so. Gawd, these hate filled people are insufferable. The author
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by whydoineedthis 2y ago
This is a fun problem to see on here (for me) - because I solved a lot of these problems at my last company when I built them a dev enviroment that ran over 30 services, and growing. It was written as a makefile that wrapped docker compose
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by whydoineedthis 2y ago
Car Thing is a physical device that looks alike a 7" tablet with a giant knob/button sticking off the face. It originally only did Spotify, ow it can do other stuff I guess.
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by whydoineedthis 2y ago
The info page says it's based on some spottify thing I never heard od or used. It would be nice if it said what it actually did.
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by whydoineedthis 2y ago
I miss the office A LOT. Remote pays more, otherwise I would volunteer my butt easily.
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by whydoineedthis 2y ago
What was it?
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by whydoineedthis 2y ago
Use SSO where possible, and use a password manager like 1password, onelogin, or bitwarden when you have to.
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by whydoineedthis 2y ago
Was this written by AI? It's hardly comprehensible while trying to discuss some the most well read litterature ever written.
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by whydoineedthis 2y ago
My father migrated from Cuba in the 60's and anytime I asked him whether it was worth me visiting he promptly said "No, absolutely not. Don't even waste your time considering it. Castro ruined it and it will never be the sam
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by whydoineedthis 2y ago
A lot of concert goers are under 18 and dint have valid state id.
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by whydoineedthis 2y ago
"An unforseen consequence" they say....but idk, having been to Vietnam where orange rivers can be normal, because of iron deposits in the soil, I felt like I knew the answer before clicking the article, and I'm just a schmo t
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by whydoineedthis 2y ago
It doesn't work very well. I put in my own web address, which is definitely behind cloudfront, and it said it's unprotected, as well as a bunch of other vulns it doesn't have.
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by whydoineedthis 2y ago
I'm in Vietnam right now and the internet is blazing fast - way better than my Cox back home.
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by whydoineedthis 2y ago
#1 FICO delivered a score for irs cheating 25 yrs ago results that were so accurate the IRS dropped it. #2 "the wealthy" pfffft, I call nonsense. Some wealthy, but I bet 95% of the revenue will come from the middle class that do
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by whydoineedthis 2y ago
Except it's more like 80/20, not 50/50.
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by whydoineedthis 3y ago
you could print a passport however you like, but that doesn't mean any other country will recognize it and allow you entry.
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by whydoineedthis 3y ago
I try once to resolve things...and then I just keep insisting they provide thier mailing address for my small claim suit. I say it kindly and matter of fact, not angrily. I talk about it as if it's just normal business for me. I mig
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by whydoineedthis 3y ago
This strange friend of mine had downloaded the entire collection just so he could peruse the pictures easier, in a random way, and created art.nelsonenzo.com. It's fun to explore, but annoyingly he never finished it with the Metadata.
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by whydoineedthis 3y ago
So I can write a Dockerfile using 17 verbs (13, actually), and it's understandable language to a 4th grader... or I can write 120 lines of complete abstract nix code that means nothing to someone doing software for 20 years. Hrmmmm.
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by whydoineedthis 3y ago
meh, he's not wrong, but he's not right either. The author assumes that the manager above them is actually right about the impact, and therefor the priority, of the problem. In the more common case, where the manager has the o
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by whydoineedthis 3y ago
In tough times a Jr person can be more attractive to companies because they are a fraction of the cost. Also, don't underestimate how much these layoffs are companies just dumping thier overpaid bloat.
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by whydoineedthis 3y ago
I know the founders of bunny.com (which tries to solve this very problem). They sold a different b2b startup after 10 years and billing was such a pain they created a whole nother startup just to try and solve it. Lol.
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by whydoineedthis 3y ago
The world population in 1900 was only 1.6 Billion. We're at 8 Billion now, and they predict capping at 10-11 Billion. Even if the cap is true (and it's all theory at this point), I think the words "too few humans" does
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by whydoineedthis 3y ago
A carbon tax will make the problem worse. To make up for the profit losses from the tax, business will produce and sell more goods - actually increasi g the pollution put in the air.
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by whydoineedthis 3y ago
Go to Vietnam and every business, even the teeny-tiny mom-and-pop restaurants run out of a street facing living room, will offer free wifi. It was truly an amazing experience being able to expect wifi everywhere I went. And yes, they had p
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by whydoineedthis 3y ago
He eventually quotes someone as: “It’s an approach to problem-solving based on a few easy-to-grasp principles that sound obvious:‘Show Don’t Tell,’ ‘Focus on Human Values,’ ‘Craft Clarity,’ ‘Embrace Experimentation,’ ‘Mindful of Process,’ ‘
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by whydoineedthis 3y ago
Yikes. I had to dig deep to read that rant. Ultimately, the best definition in the article defines Design Thinking as such: > “It’s an approach to problem-solving based on a few easy-to-grasp principles that sound obvious: - ‘Show Don’
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by whydoineedthis 3y ago
it's a feature, not a bug. The lousiness of it is it's main selling point. For instance, sortings by low ratings and ordering from most recent is a trivial SQL query, but if they unleashed that then it would be much harder to hid
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by whydoineedthis 3y ago
i think you can buy an equivalent prefab home these days for about $125k. A bit of inflation over $84k, but not approachable. But the appreciation formula for such types of houses hasn't changed - still lower than traditional stick or
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by whydoineedthis 3y ago
the article is gone

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