wryoak

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by wryoak 3y ago
Maybe my thumbs are too fat. Is it not thick thumb accessible?
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by wryoak 3y ago
Not sure how to choose direction of line… Is this not mobile accessible?
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by wryoak 3y ago
Research demonstrates time and again that tipping has no correspondence with value provided. My own experience as a bartender anecdotally backs this up: someone visits the bar and asks for a single ($5) beer and tips $10 for my amazing valu
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by wryoak 3y ago
It’s virtue signaling, not brainwashing. Our anarchists and libertarians all use this kind of language.
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by wryoak 3y ago
Success in the ancient world was built on no fewer delusions
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by wryoak 3y ago
I’ve been unemployed roughly as long but I thought it was because I was rejecting any posting involving react. Actually I did hear recently from one would-be employer that they were being inundated with AI generated applications and just co
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by wryoak 3y ago
We’re an unhappy bunch and love a quick fix
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by wryoak 3y ago
Thank god someone finally said it: Elm format is way too white space heavy
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by wryoak 3y ago
Rather than revealing the laws of thermodynamics are wrong, The Conversation has demonstrated their definition of “myth” is: that which needs iterative and personalized calibration to provide the best results is equivalent to fallacy.
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by wryoak 3y ago
They are laws deserving of mockery
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by wryoak 3y ago
Music: primarily radio. Try your local community/college station and genres stations. I also go to concerts/dances even if I don’t know the artist/genre. Movies: big lists (eg AFI top 100), small lists (ie if you liked x chec
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by wryoak 3y ago
Test names should reference the ticket for the bug or requirement they address, eg ABC-123 Although very few languages will allow names with hyphens, which is why I store all my tests in a dictionary with their ticket ID as the key and a li
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by wryoak 3y ago
Ooo that’s slick
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by wryoak 3y ago
Read this article expecting validation of my own staffing dichotomy (oh no I may be camp 2) designated tigers and wolves. I can see evidence of the author’s claims in my own professional experience, but it has proven entertaining to see the
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by wryoak 6y ago
Hell yeah. Usually metal or some hard-hitting EDM. Softer stuff is nice but it's really easy for me to get distracted if it's not loud and aggressive. When it really fights for my attention and pumps me up I can more easily stick
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by wryoak 6y ago
The city was founded by Alexander the Great, but the quote does seem to be forcing the connection at the library's expense.
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by wryoak 6y ago
I've never worked in a remote first environment but interviews with such companies has revealed to me that they generally try to cultivate a culture around screensharing (often coupled with pair programming) to facilitate this kind of
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by wryoak 6y ago
It's called a sketchpad. You can scan your works if you must share them. So much easier because you've got better control over your hand than with it high up for the white board. Unless you're an artist used to working with e
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by wryoak 6y ago
Would participate, love game jams, but November is nanowrimo
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by wryoak 6y ago
I can't think of a particular bug, but I encountered one database so horribly misused, so poorly configured, for which no staff was given proper training, and with no data sanity checks in place, such that the university department usi
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by wryoak 6y ago
Dude go to half priced books or your local secondhand bookstore and just clean house. Classics in particular are a dime a dozen. Here's a list of "classics" to give you some ideas: * A Hundred Years of Solitude * Crime and Pu