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by eggpy 7y ago
Those overdraft fees are absolutely reversible, it's just a pain to contact the bank to have them reversed.
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by eggpy 7y ago
I understand that. This planet is far more likely to not be habitable, period. We might as well consider Neptune to be "potentially life-friendly".
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by eggpy 7y ago
> potentially life-friendly Spoiler: it's not
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by eggpy 7y ago
> you have to admire the sheer brazenness in their admission that they will not adhere to the law I mean, that has been Uber's MO since they started. AirBnB too, nothing new about this
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If you went back in time, what could you teach this civilization? [quiz](rebuildingcivilization.com)
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Log4j 2.12.0 enables Docker container info(blogs.apache.org)
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by eggpy 8y ago
That's pretty interesting, I look forward to see what comes out of this! People often tend to conflate "computer science" with "professional software development" and I admit my first reaction was "so what? I r
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by eggpy 8y ago
Yeah but scandal attracts eyeballs and people are more interested in spectacle than choosing the morally superior option
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by eggpy 8y ago
I'm not trying to move the goal post. I'm only taking umbridge with the fact the previous poster said "No one has claimed that Oumuamua is likely an alien device". The person interviewed in the very article this discussi
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by eggpy 8y ago
Ok how about the introductory paragraph that states > The following October, Avi Loeb, the chair of Harvard’s astronomy department, co-wrote a paper (with a Harvard postdoctoral fellow, Shmuel Bialy) that examined ‘Oumuamua’s “peculiar a
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by eggpy 8y ago
Well, apart from the interiviewee in the article that this conversation is about who certainly seems to make that claim. From the interview: > "It is much more likely that it is being made by artificial means, by a technological civ
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by eggpy 8y ago
Hopefully the manager of the team is also subject to performance reviews. Generally the manager of the team is responsible for the performance of the team, meaning the manager fails if the team fails or has significant problems. This is hig
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by eggpy 8y ago
i.e. an internship
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Patterns for Resilient Architecture(medium.com)
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by eggpy 8y ago
> the pay sux Strongly disagree. Waiting tables or bartending at high-end restaurants could be considered gig work. Wedding photography is gig work. I have a friend who runs a stationary side business as a "gig". These jobs, if
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by eggpy 8y ago
I've worked at a few places of vastly different sizes. From a company with only three devs, an office with three hundred devs, and a fortune 500 with over 3000 devs (not necessarily in that order). Maybe I've just been lucky, but
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by eggpy 8y ago
Because it sets baseline standards. Yes, I think everyone knows the US does not have the best healthcare in the world. But I also think it's 100% appropriate to say if you want to practice medicine in this country then you must meet ou
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by eggpy 8y ago
You tell your boss(es) about your concerns and onboard some new people, and you do something new. Either within the company; find a team that needs people or try to pioneer a new app, or change companies. Or accept being the expert and enjo
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by eggpy 8y ago
And available on Android. I miss Overcast.
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by eggpy 8y ago
Well, first of all it's a puzzle so it's useful as something fun to think about. Math is kinda like science though, you never know exactly how or if a particular discovery will be useful. In this case maybe you could find some gra
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by eggpy 8y ago
The USDA designates that to be stamped 'certified organic' the food can't be processed via irradiation, simple as that[0]. [0] https://www.usda.gov/media/blog/2011/12/16/organic-101-wh
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by eggpy 8y ago
Or, you know, all going to see whatever you want and meeting up when you can. Festival protip: there's no law saying a group must stick together the entire time
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by eggpy 8y ago
Reeeeeeeally depends. In my experience, most people who would do the early interviews/ determine candidacy for an interview probably don't have the time or desire to check out bespoke websites or other "deviations". The
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by eggpy 8y ago
"should"
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by eggpy 8y ago
Funnily enough NPR links that story in the article. Good for those athletes.
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by eggpy 8y ago
You can run code written in a language you are comfortable with and run web code really, really fast. It's not an "either JS or WebAssembly", they can work together. Worth reading up on if you are interested - https:/&#
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by eggpy 8y ago
Valid point, you are correct. The part of your comment that caught my eye was > being citizens of a democracy obligates us to pay attention I agree with the statement itself, absolutely. I just don't think reading the news is necess
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by eggpy 8y ago
I'm pretty sure you can remain informed while reading the news once a week. In fact, I would argue you are likely to be _better_ informed as you will be reading about the most important information, viewing the long term stories that h
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by eggpy 8y ago
I mean that's patently not true. People have been complaining about the cost of developing the JSF for a decade[0] and there are a lot of people up in arms about the Navy's LCS[1] or Zumwalt destroyers[2] going on right now. [0]
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by eggpy 8y ago
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