mutt2016

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by mutt2016 4y ago
Federal tax. Provincial tax. School tax. Sales tax. Federal sales tax. Tax on fuel. Tax on alcohol. Tax on tax on tax. Well... At least the infrastructure isn't falling apart and crime isn't rampant...in rich neighbourhoods.
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by mutt2016 4y ago
Flying is among the most dreadful activities I do. The whole thing is unsettling from the moment I pull up to the airport. This is one of many absolutely ridiculous things the airline industry has enforced. But.. I must fly places, so I jus
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by mutt2016 4y ago
I miss Tom.
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by mutt2016 4y ago
That honestly doesn't seem crazy. Tech leaders forget about the real world sometimes, and everybody thinks they are the hottest thing. I bet the development effort was small and cheap, and the least expensive part.
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by mutt2016 4y ago
Beyoncé Every single time I read that, my stupid brain swaps it out for Beyoncé
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by mutt2016 4y ago
Off topic but am curious and hopefully some of the smart people here can enlighten me. Stock options.. Is this the same sort of thing? A friend of mine keeps telling me his options will be worth millions, and I should join them. I'll b
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by mutt2016 4y ago
If it's just SSO, I have many good things to say about keycloak.
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by mutt2016 4y ago
Every single time I hear millennial I think avocado toast. And every time I hear boomer I think of strong perfume. The words meaning sure hadn't changed, but I imagine the longer its mainstream the more it will morph. Soon we won'
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by mutt2016 4y ago
If there is no opt out I have a slightly used Roku for sale.
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by mutt2016 4y ago
I read about a child porn guy on the dark web once, he was an auzzie I think. He always said some strange greeting on every post. He would say hiyas. They found Facebook posts where some dude said hiyas, did some police work and got him. Fo
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by mutt2016 4y ago
I'm not very political, but some of the random stuff I read online has triggers my contrarian nature. I often see popular statements that are factually incorrect, and have responded with citations... And been banned from subreddits for
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by mutt2016 4y ago
I pay for kagi search, it has some features that do this very well. Well not exactly the same but you can focus your search better where ads are less of an issue
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by mutt2016 4y ago
20 down 1 up
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by mutt2016 4y ago
Anecdotally, I live in a slightly rural area close to a major city. Starlink is pretty slow. Using the roaming feature and taking that dish on a road trip, let me tell you, starlink was amazingly fast. The closer you are to nowhere the bett
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by mutt2016 4y ago
I used CC for the same reason as many. Speech audio is of poor quality, back in the old days in my CRT television it wasn't a problem. Speech was clear. Now for whatever reason it's too loud for comfort if I want to hear the words
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by mutt2016 4y ago
Oddly, I believe this is probably most correct. Depends how far, but a collision with a celestial object or a big volcano could and will eventually end a lot of progress. Like.. Imagine Yellowstone blowing. Whoever survives the winter is go
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by mutt2016 4y ago
I prefer them to modern electron and SPA frameworks. The web really has become quite shitty
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by mutt2016 4y ago
Opportunity, yes. Culturally I doubt it. In my city, as an example, Facebook only is dominated by businesses with no interest in technology, and it remains dominant in poor / economically depressed areas. Facebook took off like email.
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by mutt2016 4y ago
Ever read "Daemon", I love the concept of d space
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by mutt2016 4y ago
Fascinating. I hadn't considered this. Humans like central authority, and if dictators and monarchs were fair there would be no democracy. Extrapolating on this thought, could a democratic blockchain work? I can't even fathom &quo
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by mutt2016 4y ago
I hope in my lifetime, I will get to see a new cancer treatment that works well. I've watched too many people die such painful deaths. The chemo is bad. The radiation is bad. When it decides to start causing pain and shutting down limb
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by mutt2016 4y ago
Same, and I hold certain cultural biases too. Which is horrible, but also learned experience. Certain countries have stronger low level programmers, some cultures make for poor leadership traits, while others seem to create amazing UI/
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by mutt2016 4y ago
I started young with tech. Grinded my way through a tough systems career in my 20s. Spent every waking moment on call. Lucked out into a promotion, did some architecture and am now on a very senior role. Here's some things I've le
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by mutt2016 4y ago
If you are ok with being an employee and not owning the company, learn devops and security. Max payoff Devs are expensive, sure, but I'm never hiring a dev who knows a single language. That's a red flag. Personally speaking. Like
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by mutt2016 4y ago
I think it would surprise you. A lot of people seem to holdover that opinion from pre-v2, but a lot is well done. Templates are totally doable, heck you can reference exported shell vars in the config directly.
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by mutt2016 4y ago
Agreed. I used to play this game as a kid and I have fond memories of it. Recently found myself playing it on an emulator. Still fun. The music is so good.
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by mutt2016 4y ago
Frameworks usually have some sort of email parser. Email parsing is non trivial. But I agree matching .*?@domain.com$ would probably work fine.
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by mutt2016 4y ago
I've been looking for a library similar to this. Love the idea, but cannot post to SaaS. Too bad it's subscription only
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by mutt2016 4y ago
Also Japan is the world leader in fax technology. Fax. Many fax companies are only viable because of the Japanese market.
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by mutt2016 7y ago
Everything is GMO to a degree, and without GMO people starve as long as we all live in cities. So start a farm with a group of like minded people, or be dependent on corporate farms

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