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okaramian
3y ago
To the point here: I think people think these managers are in a position of real power. They are not. They are cogs in the wheel as are their subordinates. It's entirely possible this manager wasn't even the one doing the direct
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okaramian
4y ago
Absolutely amazed this isn't littered with ads for supplements. The good ol' days
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okaramian
4y ago
I think this post lacks an understanding of heart conditions. You can have an enlarged heart or other heart issues and still be a professional athlete. Ask Reggie Lewis. It took Jason Tatum many months to get back to some kind of playing
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okaramian
5y ago
On a practical level, this may or may not be true depending on the politician. I haven't seen an actual push for "taxing the super rich" go through. Sanders ran on that and lost. Reality at the moment is that at the moment i
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okaramian
5y ago
If you don't like the game, you should probably vote for politicians that change the rules. There isn't a real bound on wealth within the system we're in, until that changes this is reality and expecting people who play it t
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okaramian
5y ago
You realize they use the induction burners for something, right?
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okaramian
5y ago
Or if you're on the Great British Bake Off, where they are very clearly using induction to cook.
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okaramian
5y ago
I have an induction and the heat has been far more even and controllable than it has on gas. Maybe it has to do with the quality of the burner or of the pans?
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okaramian
5y ago
Courts seem to believe so? So yeah? How much do you think it should cost a company when a company allows blatantly racist behavior in the workplace and does nothing about it?
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okaramian
5y ago
So whats an appropriate amount for a company to pay out when a coworker is called the n-word repeatedly and the company opts to turn a blind eye?
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okaramian
5y ago
So calling your employees the n-word is ok in Texas?
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okaramian
6y ago
I've been using DociQL in an automated pipeline and its been handy! Should be easy to give this a go at some point in the near future. I made a similar change for the introspection url being set dynamically on main line dociql, so good
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okaramian
8y ago
I agree. The system in place is to blame, and those people rose because they are just playing the game that is dealt to them. I'm not so good at the Machievellian political aspect, so I personally opt to leave when I notice behaviors l
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okaramian
9y ago
I think it's very dependent on the task. I do agree with you, building a large/high load system on lambda is bad for the reasons you're suggesting. I think a lot of the hoop jumping is due to experimentation (you won't
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okaramian
9y ago
I think this was the issue. I commute into Boston from just outside the city. I would have considered using this over public transport had it been an option at all. Their routes seem to connect Boston and some edges of Cambridge that are
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okaramian
10y ago
Yeah, it's too bad. I wish the Nikon 1 was a better camera (I have a couple of nice lenses for my Nikon DSLR). I ended up getting a Fuji X-T1 a couple months ago (discounted since the X-T2 is out). I need to get new glass but the len
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okaramian
10y ago
Guessing there are various holes in the narrative the writer is trying to flesh out. Not particularly surprising.
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okaramian
10y ago
I grew up and currently live in the Boston area and lived in CA for several years. Different areas just have different issues, but I think in both cases they come from the same source (issues related to supply and demand). Prop 13 creates
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okaramian
11y ago
I feel like this should be true, but in my experience it hasn't been. We've hired interns who become full-time at some point, both CS grads and bootcampers. As a note, the bootcampers we've hired have been people with a litt
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okaramian
11y ago
This is kind of tricky, as I'm assuming that, unlike say a hard engineer that works on a Power Plant or a Bridge, they're not licensed as a Professional Engineer. http://www.nspe.org/resources/licensure/w
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okaramian
14y ago
Honestly, I'd rather have a well commented example application that utilizes the framework with decent API documentation. So a little bit of both. The APIs are hopefully written well enough that things are fairly self documenting. Maybe a
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okaramian
14y ago
I'm not a big fan of having a bunch of handholding examples in a blog or something similar. I remember Spotify's setup being pretty decent as far as application related documentation. https://github.com/spotify/apps-tutorial If it's some
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okaramian
14y ago
Only progressive delivery if you're talking about IE10.
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okaramian
14y ago
So, having teams rewrite everything for a different proprietary framework because people "don't like Flash" is somehow a viable alternative?
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okaramian
15y ago
Seems like the capitalist machine is doing what it's doing. Someone is going in and generating profit which is pretty much how it's supposed to be. Now whether someone who has that specific goal in mind is better at generating profit than
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okaramian
15y ago
A car is basically the implementation of a large series of APIs
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okaramian
15y ago
I switched to doing a lot of Flex/Flash/Actionscript and JavaScript related work. I was basically working along the entire stack when I was doing .NET work.
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okaramian
15y ago
The 2 .NET shops I was in had a pretty bad way of commoditizing the developers working there (and thus started believing offshoring was the way in this, the year of our lord, 2011). This also led to them working in bringing the code to the
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okaramian
15y ago
I'm confused by how the percentage doesn't sound as nice. It's about risk vs. reward, raw monetary return doesn't really give you that. Raw profit completely ignores the risk the investor put in initially. I'd rather have the 100x return
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okaramian
15y ago
I'm personally happy if I don't feel like I'm getting screwed for my time/output. I can't really judge that very well other than gut feeling if I don't know how much other individuals around me are making. In order to find out if I'm getti
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