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by xemdetia 7y ago
I feel like this article misses the point when it describes the lack of content creator/viewer interest as not being a market leader. The rhetoric from the gaming content creator YouTube community is that the money for twitch is just f
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by xemdetia 7y ago
I think the part that makes it hard to emphasize with this case rather than others (someone who became disabled and is unable to work and can't get social services, their work has been not fruitful enough for economic migration, or any
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by xemdetia 7y ago
I'll mention since I am in the same boat in a sense. The cost of a house even 40-70 miles out from Boston on effective commute routes is still hovering in 350k to 500k. A house without a likely 100k in repairs is 450k It feels like for
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by xemdetia 7y ago
On this linear schedule the most annoying thing for me is when the thing you actually need down the road kept getting bumped from teaching schedules along the way.
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by xemdetia 7y ago
I would disagree with this just from the fact that writing data durable code as well as all of the other core ACID things are too error prone. In my perspective I never felt that it was really there to to faster but was more there to solve
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by xemdetia 7y ago
I find your last point to be the thing that sticks out to me the most. I feel like the whole charisma to grease the wheels allows you to guide a company easier as a SME/senior technical when vision and leadership are failing. When I go
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by xemdetia 7y ago
I have never found data on whether or not the YouTube legal entity is an independent thing while the add supplier is a separate entity they can happily say they make no money to take for their other legal exposures that YouTube generates. T
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by xemdetia 8y ago
What I am generally pointing out is that if you had a professional team or a high level amateur team that spent a year practicing a fundamentally different version of the game and they beat OG that really doesn't say a lot. It's l
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by xemdetia 8y ago
I'm still kind of disappointed with how much hubbub came out of these games. I watched most of them and it just in general felt like mediocre dota even against the pro team. I'm not saying I am amazing but I wish this article came
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by xemdetia 8y ago
I'm no expert but if you are at a dealership trying to become a mechanic by detailing cars that seems like a weird/longshot unless there is a specific program to take people without certification and apply them to their specialize
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by xemdetia 8y ago
Specifically to Cambridge many of the people who need to go there are not within bike distance, and to me Cambridge has been friendly to people walking around for a long time so that was never a thing. I can't speak to biking as for me
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by xemdetia 8y ago
Is it wrong to have different virtualization solutions out there though? It's generally nice to know that people are trying to enhance how virtualization works on multiple platforms to suit their particular itch and we can all benefit
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by xemdetia 8y ago
This situation is common in acquisition/acquihire scenarios. The critical people end up leaving because they have the skills to move on or the new leadership above them becomes grating, and many other people end up being left behind. T
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by xemdetia 8y ago
Has anyone found a good GFM to HTML converter that does not call out to a SaaS service (often GitHub)? I keep ending up in use cases where I need to do this conversion or do a live preview without having the data leave the box. When I was l
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by xemdetia 8y ago
The command is org-edit-special bound to C-c ' (by default I think). I use this to dump example blocks which I often use to catch terminal output as well as source code editing. Having structured outputs from test/investigation&#x
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by xemdetia 8y ago
This is a very upsetting comment. Docker is one of the things that is making modern security compliance about 10 times harder than it was before even on 10k-100k systems. Especially in government contexts where using the approved/certi
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by xemdetia 8y ago
I don't blame student debt wholly for this, the second factor is that public sector jobs are somewhere between 1/2 to 2/3 of a private sector salary. There is also general hostility to match private sector salary with public
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by xemdetia 8y ago
I would disagree when it's a clear requirement of the work to be done (and often tossed haphazardly onto a resume). There can be some real time sinks that are not towards making someone productive in a code base as you have to stop and
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by xemdetia 8y ago
I think this is the death knell of most people trying to casually pick up Ada or most used-but-not-extremely-popular languages from the 70's and 80's, our expectation of doing something meaningful and sensible has just moved so fa
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by xemdetia 8y ago
I think I have asked these kinds of questions in every one of the interviews I've ever done to whoever was the senior manager/C and they haven't even blinked at answering the question. It is critically important to me to know
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by xemdetia 8y ago
I think that's the other thing that happens, the transitioning to normal corporate practices ends up being a culture shift that ends up breaking a lot of people's interest in an organization. There is a reason why some of the bure
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by xemdetia 8y ago
Yes, I think that is the thing that people forget- most people aren't even asking for an office with a door the cube farm is fine. Or at least even some dividers to break up the noise so that the incidental noise/people around you
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by xemdetia 8y ago
Texas for better or worse is extremely prideful that education is baked into their state constitution from very early on so I feel there is just more state identity tied to education at many levels compared to some of the surrounding states
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I wonder if this is more accurate for what people are pursuing as businesses as well where the up front costs are just higher. Trying to start a Reddit or Facebook class site just needs a working server and some basics, where as a lot of th
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by xemdetia 8y ago
It's good to know the distribution has gotten to that point, I'll have to give it a shot.
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by xemdetia 8y ago
Out of curiosity why would they create a distribution for Alpine? At least in practical use I don't know of anyone who uses it as a desktop OS like other distributions. I don't know of any features of KiCad that make sense when yo
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by xemdetia 8y ago
Airbnb definitely has become a great example in the 'if you don't regulate yourself as an industry you will become regulated whether you want to or not.' Unlike some of the dynamics in some of the other industries the people
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by xemdetia 8y ago
I'm someone who went back to school and what I suggest is that you take advantage of the knowledge you have learned. I would recommend looking at programs and see which universities have courses/expertise in things you actually wa
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by xemdetia 8y ago
Title would be improved by adding reference to SPOILER. There's too many processor vulnerabilities bouncing around right now.
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by xemdetia 8y ago
Yes, I would agree that it helped but only based on the logic that a resume/cv is a document designed to advertise your accomplishments. If your accomplishments are best shown by your GitHub then include it, if it shows nothing don&#x2

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