commandertso

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Ratsissimo – RatGPT powered operatic mouse trap(shitposting.ai)
2 points by commandertso 5mo ago|0 comments
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by commandertso 6mo ago
Great handle, btw.
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How Long from Rome to Ierusalem?(orbis.stanford.edu)
1 points by commandertso 2y ago|0 comments
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by commandertso 3y ago
"I went from thinking this was the job to realizing it wasn't going to work and trying to figure out how to tell my wife that I was going to have to start the job hunt all over again." I just wanted to say - I have been there
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by commandertso 4y ago
In a later comment, the poster noted that the game works via Proton.
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by commandertso 5y ago
You mock my FLoC, I’ll clean your clock! With apologies to Bill Watterson
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by commandertso 6y ago
One thing to consider, for the folks that assume everyone on CentOS is a parasite allergic to paying for software... CentOS is heavily used in the HPC academic organizations, in part because paying licensing fees for an OS on 2k+ nodes isn’
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by commandertso 6y ago
Your father had a hell of a life and looks like he made the most of it. Thank you for sharing this.
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by commandertso 6y ago
Hang in there! I’ve had a long career in technology, and for most of it I was doing project and product management, with some light coding on my own time as a hobby. Five years ago I’d finally had it with all that and went to a great coding
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by commandertso 6y ago
I -just- decoupled Facebook from my Oculus account in preparation for deleting Facebook. I guess in two years I make a throw-away account, or better yet, move to Valve's current offering. I'm super done with this company.
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by commandertso 7y ago
Started using YNAB almost a month ago, and I love it. I had previously tried Mint (terribly frustrating for all the promise it has, but it’s been left to wither) and my own spreadsheets. YNAB solves several pain points I had - budgeting for
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by commandertso 7y ago
One thing I’ve seen: feature priority driven by what is expected to drive sales. This is a feature that I could see, justified or not, as not driving adoption.
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Conway's Game of Life Built in Baba Is You(youtube.com)
1 points by commandertso 7y ago|0 comments
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The Drowned Lands of the Wallkill(bldgblog.com)
37 points by commandertso 7y ago|6 comments
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The Drowned Lands of the Wallkill(bldgblog.com)
2 points by commandertso 7y ago|0 comments
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by commandertso 7y ago
They mean the city of Cambridge, next to Boston, MA, USA.
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by commandertso 7y ago
The comments here have a fair number of people baffled at why folks would stay at jobs like this for any period of time. Here’s my thought based on working in games for around a decade; I left after that, in part for quality of life reasons
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by commandertso 8y ago
+1 for Postico. One-time fee, and I've only ever had one or two moments of frustration with it - as opposed to much larger numbers with PGAdmin 3 and 4.
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by commandertso 9y ago
Having gone through a bootcamp, I can also say there's the "we know what we're getting," factor. The job I got hired into afterwards, they knew I would be competent to a certain degree because they'd already hired
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by commandertso 9y ago
Pretty psyched to see this. A lot of my automated testing headaches came from the intersection of using PhantomJS with transpiled code - which makes sense, since the Phantom team was always forced to play catch-up with the browsers being e
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by commandertso 9y ago
I'm not sure I agree. The "system" right now leaves a lot of room for both good and bad camps. It's unregulated, but isn't in and of itself like University of Phoenix.
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by commandertso 9y ago
FWIW, when this was new it got a lot of pushback in a related Reddit thread. Might be worth digging in if you're seriously thinking about it.
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by commandertso 9y ago
GreatHorn | Senior Software Engineer | Belmont, MA (Boston area) | Full-time | ONSITE | https://www.greathorn.com/ Stack: Python, Haskell, React, JavaScript, PostgreSQL, Redis, RabbitMQ Platforms: AWS, Azure We're a se
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by commandertso 10y ago
I was a kid on Long Island when Crazy Eddie was big - it was impossible to not know the commercials' tag line by heart - "Crazy Eddie! His prices are in-saaaaane!" I was young enough when all of this went down that I remember
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by commandertso 10y ago
A relative of mine used to work security at a busy airport for the TSA. I think a lot of discretion is given to the individual officers to decide who gets extra scrutiny - so one experience either way is not really going to light up a poten