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by yareally 11y ago
From what I know, most birds have a need to bond with someone. If it isn't another bird (parrots of different species can bond), it becomes their owner (or someone in the owners family). The bird picks who they bond with, so you might
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I considered off and on about getting a parrot, but every time I read articles like this, it puts me firmly back into the "shouldn't get one" camp. I'm always shocked at how people can pay so much for one and then treat
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That assumes nothing else in the ecosystem was dependent on the lost species.
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Look for companies that aren't startups, but not mega corps either. I work for a software company with around 1000 employees and it's still a very relaxed environment: - No dress code - Free snacks, soda, coffee, tea - 3 weeks vac
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by yareally 11y ago
> Lastly, do everything you can to limit their distractions. Instruct coworkers in non-technical disciplines to direct all questions to you, be the development team's "shield" against pesky interruptions. Managers who have
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by yareally 11y ago
India was the birthplace of plumbing, though the Romans perfected it. Standardized earthen plumbing pipes with broad flanges making use of asphalt for preventing leakages appeared in the urban settlements of the Indus Valley Civilization b
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For comparison, my state's ACA plan is the same as Medicaid (several choices of insurance providers and I believe no cost for prescriptions). The more surprising part was our Republican Governor was the one that advocated for it and p
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by yareally 11y ago
Yeah, that sounds pretty accurate to me and likely what the submitter was conveying. I was only commenting on the intentional misspelling part of your comment :)
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by yareally 11y ago
> "using a stereotypically racist American/English misspelling of an arab name to convey some amount of untrustworthyness?" People do have this name[1][2] so it's not exactly a misspelling. Not a very common one thoug
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by yareally 11y ago
Most Intellij IDEA users (including myself) are former Eclipse users. Could I go back to Eclipse? Sure, but I wouldn't be as productive with it as I am using Intellij. I found myself fighting the UI and configuration way more with Ecli
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by yareally 11y ago
I believe the OP was referring to the openness and transparency in .net, c#, typescript and visual studio code.
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by yareally 11y ago
Oh yeah, they're quite different. I don't believe they really count strikes unless you swing and no ground rule double means that if a ball gets caught in a hole or brush, the runners almost always end up with an in the park home
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Baseball, in its original form (circa 1860s and 70s) was played with a softer makeshift ball and a modified axe handle and no gloves. It was an activity a small town could play together as well as a community event where two nearby communit
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by yareally 11y ago
I imagine the list of those that want to also fix bugs and performance issues for such apps at Valve is even smaller. Just my guess from being an active steam user for about a decade.
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by yareally 11y ago
I do some hobby programming for fun, but I don't expect everyone I work with to do that. I do it for fun and wouldn't otherwise. When I interview developers, I ask them about their hobbies in general. Sure, I throw in some technic
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by yareally 11y ago
I'm not sure how common it is overall (since my sample size is small), but my great grandpa and great uncle farmed their lands well into their 90s. Anyone doing it at that age though is nonetheless impressive.
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by yareally 11y ago
If you have some experience with javascript, Lua's syntax, scoping and structure are fairly similar to that of ECMAScript 5. That's a very macro and broad comparison of it, but if you have scripting language experience, you'l
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by yareally 11y ago
> I know it might benefit him for me to discipline him into playing violin at 3 This is just from my own experience, but my parents had me play for a number of years. I enjoyed it, but being a costly thing to commit to with lessons and p
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by yareally 11y ago
My biggest struggle was math for the same reasons. I had a lot of teachers that emphasized the memorization aspect of it. Thankfully, my math teachers got progressively better throughout my high school years or I'm not sure I would hav
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by yareally 11y ago
My experiences were similar in some ways. My parents taught me to read and basic math before and during my early school years. I had some teachers that tailored the curriculum for students like me (special projects, more advanced literature
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> ...I remember reading the docs on how to create .deb bundles a couple years ago, and the impression I got was that it had a somewhat steep learning curve Checkinstall makes building debs pretty easy if you're using make to build t
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I don't use ruby, but that wouldn't prevent me from using gitlab.
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> "What I wanted to express is that, as I guess the development is followed by a community of people to which it has been said that future version of wine will fix their current compatibility problem, they may have got some feedback
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It's more likely someone will naively create a gui wrapper app that does it for them.
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Sounds like you dodged a bullet working for them. Personally, I would avoid any company that forces you to use a specific type of computer/os without a good reason (such as iOS development or Windows specific). Good companies will let
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If I were going with blocking at the router, I'd recommending finding a router that has an accessible host file and add them there. Either that or ipset + iptables (not as recommended for ad blocking since you're likely blocking b
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I've block ads with a host file on PC for 10 years. Maybe it's my browsing habits, but I can count the number of times it affected my ability to browse content on one hand. I also manually add a lot of the entries so imagine that
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by yareally 11y ago
Perhaps. I used to collect bugs in a jar (then release them later) on my parents' farm, but never brought them inside. However, can't speak for all children though. My brother on the other hand, I could see him doing something lik
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Most likely they'd be playing with it outside (if kids still do that nowadays).
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Of course they're not worthless when you're submitting them in good faith with due diligence in troubleshooting/replicating steps. I <3 users, whether they write code or not that submit good bug reports and are willing to

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