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lancemurdock
5y ago
I dont care what side of the issue your on, you cant think this is ok.
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5y ago
had a pretty awful interview experience there a while back. Can't say I experienced great people
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5y ago
the tulip bubble lasted like 8 months
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5y ago
She is the best. Her premium membership is worth it.
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5y ago
try not to focus on the alice and bob portion of the explanation
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5y ago
don't underestimate some of the problems the author listed here. Language barriers & timezone challenges will cause the roadmap to move so much slower that you've lost gains on saving that 3/4 price.
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5y ago
the syntax of styled-components plays so nicely with actual reusable components. A mesh of tailwind syntax with reusable components feels weird. But mostly, a div with 10 classes each doing one small thing is so unreadable
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5y ago
personally I find tailwind to be atrocious looking and can't understand anyone preferring it to styled-components
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5y ago
Everyone in big tech knows product direction comes top down with tons of product reviews along the way. There is no way you have this big of a screw up without major culture issues or more likely, leadership wanted to gamble and didn't
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5y ago
I am remote
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5y ago
All fair points on the money printing parts. I am well aware Trump printed trillions as well. I wasn't a fan then and not now. state laws != federal laws. I am pro-choice but I think allowing states to make decisions for their own is g
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5y ago
honestly this could be an onion article
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5y ago
I suppose I fall in the a republican camp so i'll bite. College is too expensive for what it gives. You gain a ton in maturity, soft skill building but unless you're in a STEM major, the material does not prepare you for the real
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5y ago
I use StartPage over DDG. The results are just way better. Likely because StartPage anonymously using google index. However, for programming related questions I couldn't live without google.
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you can't put a price on the feeling I get when 5-530 hits, and I step outside my home office to see my family and start unwinding for the evening. No wasted time on commute and the options for places to live are endless. Not to mentio
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I am in my 2nd year as a FE so still learning a lot. I've found that I am very good at reading other peoples code. I think being self taught and initially starting as a solo founder before entering the professional world helped me grea
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5y ago
im so bummed on evernote. Ive used them forever. I just needed a note taking app in the cloud. They've evolved into a bloated piece of software thats like a crappy version of google docs. I'll checkout this Joplin app
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5y ago
> The patriot act deserves another look and possible edit. once you give the gov power, it is never given back to the people.
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5y ago
or we could just go nuclear
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5y ago
ah thats much more reasonable. The reviews on this phone are pretty awful although looks like its rather new to the market. Anyone who comes across this comment use one?
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5y ago
commenting here as I share the same exact sentiment. I guess I am going to look into LineageOS which falls in the de-googled category but im not sure I am in love with that idea. edit: Whoa, 2K for that purism phone. fuckin' a.
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5y ago
I am going to give this lineageOS on an android device a shot. This is one of the most egregious things Apple has ever done
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5y ago
1 million percent. Have 0 faith it ever happens when looking at the average age of congress. Of course I doubt they even care
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ah shoot I swear I looked before posting. Obviously not hard enough
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As a company, Apple is obviously free to do whatever they please with their products. As a self marketed "privacy" company. What a joke.
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Apple will scan local storage photos on iPhones for child abuse images
(msn.com)
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modern day treasure hunters. so damn cool
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To me its a slippery slope that we are just giving more power to the companies & reducing individual choice. Now it's mandate a vaccine, next its take pep pills to overcome poor performance reviews or all employees must abstain for
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I totally agree with you. I just don't agree with forcing/mandating anything. People should be able to decide for themselves what risk tolerance they want to be apart of. If people perceived covid to be as deadly as it is made ou
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thats an incredibly loose definition and up for manipulation
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