wryoak

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by wryoak 2y ago
I don’t want for anything after death save peace.
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by wryoak 2y ago
Doing tech stuff while woofing? Mixed. I enjoyed the work and I had actually some nice facilities to work in, but some of the places I stayed were not great for interpersonal or health reasons. Some, on the other hand, were wonderful. It re
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by wryoak 2y ago
All opinions are biased. It is a tautology. I guess my biased question is to do with cost. I’ve not been able to run any models of the caliber that could pass a medical test on my local machine. What kind of hardware do I need to own or t
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by wryoak 2y ago
lol in person can’t be done 24 hours a day? This person has only worked bland desk jobs, I see
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by wryoak 2y ago
Basically the plot of the film Cam https://m.imdb.com/title/tt8361028/
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by wryoak 2y ago
I’ve never understood the “my body isn’t my body” anxiety. I’m not suggesting the lascivious behavior ought to be tolerated or disregarded, I merely fail to understand how it effects such a sentiment. One’s body is not one’s own in the same
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by wryoak 2y ago
I took off a year and a half for travel. Still did tech stuff during that time (woofing - helped some farms with websites and iot stuff) so my skills weren’t exactly languishing, but in the past four months of applying I’ve received one int
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by wryoak 2y ago
Point two is a stretch so far I don’t know how you didn’t throw out your back making it. Youngins
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by wryoak 2y ago
This is wrong. Grammar does not tell you proper nouns should be capitalized, orthographic convention does, just as in German: grammar doesn’t tell you nouns should be capitalized, orthographic convention does.
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by wryoak 2y ago
I encourage my teams to include the project tracker ticket name of the requirement or bug fix in the name. Eg, “XYZ12” -> fn { … } // test for value always being positive Of course some test libraries make this approach difficu
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by wryoak 2y ago
I loved it. Would like to have seen it again - something I don’t often do with theatrical releases - but my local theater dropped it pretty quick.
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by wryoak 2y ago
I was referring to JS’s VM since TS outputs JS, but I could be misusing the term in that regard too. And I’m not gate keeping who is an engineer, I was ironically rebuking the gatekeeping of the comment to which I’d responded.
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by wryoak 2y ago
This. I love snow clone slippery slopes.
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by wryoak 2y ago
If you write a web language as a primary part of your job, you might not be an engineer. In all seriousness though, I hate having to add a bunch of tooling to my dev process so that I get to write extra syntax to avoid warnings about vali
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by wryoak 2y ago
I don’t think rendering malformed HTML is the difficult part of a browser’s rendering engine. Rendering well-formed XHTML is little different. It’s going to construct a tree either way, with erroneous HTML the common solutions include tre
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by wryoak 2y ago
> over two years experience > countless hours debugging Did you forget to supply a radix to parseInt when calculating this?
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by wryoak 2y ago
I use Hugo. All of my jobs are markdown files describing the role, projects and accomplishments. They’re pared down to the header metadata summary, dates, and skills list for showing in the resume view. It’s literally just a blog with CSS f
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by wryoak 2y ago
Best case for the pessimist, perhaps
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by wryoak 2y ago
Is there an API available to access recipes for use outside the application, eg in another application? My specific use case is associating (usually liquid) media recipes with microbial cultures
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by wryoak 2y ago
Yeah my phone went into SOS which prevented me from paying for parking (app-based lot)
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by wryoak 2y ago
I think pointing this out will only make it worse. A harsh job market means employers don’t have to try to keep their employees because employees will be less willing to risk leaving and they can be replaced with more desperate applicants q
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by wryoak 2y ago
> even large tech companies know that future tech leads must be built by nurturing CS grads Aren’t tech companies also notoriously threatened by tech debt due to their short term orientation?
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by wryoak 2y ago
Paywalled text may answer this but what constitutes Chinese software? Is OSS a potential target of this ban?
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by wryoak 2y ago
Or some crunchy memes
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by wryoak 2y ago
Seems like some broad definitions of language and communication. Like if grass plants are responding to the chemicals of other grass blades being cut, that only seems to be communication if the point of releasing that chemical is as a warni
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by wryoak 2y ago
Sure makes it hard to plan for retirement
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by wryoak 2y ago
You actually have it backwards: only the people who have already bought into some myth care about the science at all. The human brain doesn’t take data and create a story, it adapts data to the story to which it already cleaves.
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by wryoak 2y ago
Is it though? The realization that the Rapa Nui didn’t destroy their island couldn’t have come at a worse time. Generally society is driven by myths, ones believed to be true. The Rapa Nui weren’t to blame for the destruction of their home.
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by wryoak 2y ago
It’s unethical to bait and switch your early adopters.
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by wryoak 2y ago
That’s literally the only route fungwah operated. This is why nobody likes coastal elites: y’all think y’all’s is the only experience.

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