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by fnfjfk 1y ago
https://github.com/swiftlang/swift
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by fnfjfk 2y ago
They are working on that, well... kind of. They somehow convinced the NYC government to allow them to legally operate little trucks in bike lanes . They claim that they are "bikes" (bikes have two wheels, that's what &qu
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by fnfjfk 2y ago
You could technically footjam, just need to show the kids enough BMX or fixed gear videos first...
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by fnfjfk 2y ago
Why should everyone pay equally, rather than people that currently store their private property for free on public land in some of the most expensive real estate in the country?
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by fnfjfk 2y ago
16% of six-figure earners is the really shocking part here. They make 100k and don’t have a 401k or IRA? What?! How?!
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by fnfjfk 2y ago
Ah TF1, TF2 (err... hmm... that's something else) had a normal campaign, and a very very good one at that.
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by fnfjfk 2y ago
They're complaining about developing software for Google platforms, not working at Google. The platform will get dropped because it no longer has the opportunity to fuel more L6 promos. I think the obvious notable exception is Android,
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by fnfjfk 2y ago
Are you in New York, or are cops crushing candy all day instead of actually doing anything useful a nationwide problem?
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by fnfjfk 2y ago
Yes maps.me
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by fnfjfk 2y ago
I’ve used this app as an offline maps tool for travel for a long time, when I got it I thought it was just a fine OSM client. Then years later I hear it was running crypto nonsense (what) and was involved in FTX ( what ), but out of lazines
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by fnfjfk 2y ago
“Unlimited” means there is no limit, so logically it means a few months should be fine. If a few months not fine, I think a reasonable request would be to define the limit and claim that instead of “unlimited”. I work at place with about
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by fnfjfk 2y ago
Outside of this Google case, that’s what predictions markets are , they’re for gambling. The Google case turns out to not be real money, but it’s weird that the article never said that, and it’s weird that the author responded with three p
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by fnfjfk 2y ago
Well, that explains it. I didn’t see that mentioned anywhere in the article, but maybe I missed it not being real money. I don’t think there’s any legal risk then.
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by fnfjfk 2y ago
1. No, Google isn’t taking actual money bets from their employees. 2. No, Google isn’t taking actual money bets from their employees. 3. What employees do with their vested RSUs isn’t at all the same as hosting an internal gambling platform
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by fnfjfk 2y ago
Google hosted multiple internal gambling platforms for employees, and HR, compliance, etc. were okay with that?
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by fnfjfk 2y ago
Lockring tool for cassette Various BB tools, also for disc brake lockrings Chain whip Bleed kit You can force a missing link with other tools but the dedicated pliers are really much better
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by fnfjfk 2y ago
Is your threat model really that people whose wedding you're attending are trying to exploit your phone..?
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by fnfjfk 2y ago
> I am fully remote and I'll admit that it would probably be better if I was at the office once or twice a week. Yeah, probably. The thing is, why should a remote worker care? Even if in office is somewhat more productive, how does
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by fnfjfk 2y ago
Facebook has full time remote, Airbnb too.
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by fnfjfk 2y ago
Does that apply in this case? Amazon is moving from 3 days to 5 days in Seattle. If you moved to Montana, that was already a problem.
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by fnfjfk 2y ago
my freshman year roommate smoked weed every day instead of going to class. He wasn’t invited back for sophomore year.
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by fnfjfk 2y ago
A lot of people say they’ll move to Canada (etc.) if $CANDIDATE is elected president. They mostly don’t. (this is not a pro-RTO comment, offices mostly suck, but… people make these grandiose statements and then don’t actually act on them!)
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by fnfjfk 2y ago
I don’t think the first part is true though, any distance runner or cyclist that has experienced the “bonk” knows that they didn’t eat enough. But yup if you’re very obese, running won’t be good for your joints. Swimming would be better, bu
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by fnfjfk 2y ago
How do these drugs affect cardiovascular health compared to exercising? Basically if you run/bike a lot you’ll burn more calories and lose weight if you eat at a deficit. But you’ll also improve your heart health, lower your resting he
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by fnfjfk 2y ago
I agree they may decline over time, but I don’t know how to disambiguate that from the general rot of big tech companies that have been around for a long time. When Elon fired everyone, people said Twitter would collapse, but they’ve been t
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by fnfjfk 2y ago
My prediction: strong remote work advocates will claim this will be catastrophic for Amazon, many critical people will leave and only those not competent enough to get a job elsewhere will stay. Office advocates will claim it will reinvigor
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by fnfjfk 2y ago
Well, the author does kinda come around to that at the end: > I’ve read more books in the last 16 months than I have in the 16 years before them. I’ve ran 5k, 8k for the first time in my life. I’m able to do more situps now than at any p
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by fnfjfk 2y ago
That’s my take, that it has always been understood to be “stuff you don’t want in your browser history” mode.
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by fnfjfk 2y ago
> hiding in Ukraine Huh. Uh, weird choice, given, well, you know…
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by fnfjfk 2y ago
Normally yeah this seems pretty career limiting, but it turns out the guy is 65 years old according to another comment, so he can afford to burn all bridges at this point.

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