remotecool

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by remotecool 7y ago
Exactly. My preferred pronoun is "gigantic cock" and if my coworkers didn't refer to me as this, I would be highly offended.
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by remotecool 7y ago
You don't need half of these services/tools. Especially when. You are building an MVP. Your first version should be very simple with very few layers.
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by remotecool 7y ago
It sounds like we agree.
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by remotecool 7y ago
I have no problem with this. I have ring cameras all around my property and so do most of my neighbors and it's already caught multiple people attempting breaking and stealing packages. They get hacked because of poor password choices
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by remotecool 7y ago
This is a good thing. Less casualties than what happens with explosive warheads.
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by remotecool 7y ago
Yes. This will most likely always be profitable. The tough part is finding clients.
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by remotecool 7y ago
I think this is the difference between education in many countries In Asia and the US: they care only about the grades, not what you actually learn.
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by remotecool 7y ago
Skin color and gender do not make a better engineer. We should have diversity of thoughts and ideas and educational backgrounds. Ie: the content of our character and not the color of our skin.
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by remotecool 7y ago
I've been remote for 10 years and I agree. I was traveling around Asia for the first year or so and now am married and have a son. I need socialization at least once/week or I start getting depressed.
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by remotecool 7y ago
Unless births are also somehow limited, limiting GDP growth will eventually cause large amounts of poverty. Nobody wants to admit that the only real way to limit energy consumption is a horrible dystopian future.
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by remotecool 7y ago
I've not seen it obscured. Its difficult to read a person's mind to know I'd they forgot to cancel or actively remembered they had a subscription.
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by remotecool 7y ago
Well, the solution for most companies will be no more free trials.
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by remotecool 7y ago
Do you have any proof of this? Why would a company pay a CEO millions if they have no talent? If that were the case, they would just find a random person and pay them minimum wage. This sounds like the reasoning of a worker that thinks man
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by remotecool 7y ago
The weed zealots have been denying this for awhile now.
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by remotecool 7y ago
I have had a book business for the last 8 years and in the last 3, there has been a massive increase in counterfeit books. The biggest issue is that there isn't any way to really know if it's a counterfeit unless you send them to
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by remotecool 7y ago
Yeah, well, the code will prove otherwise.
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by remotecool 7y ago
How about we disallow political discrimination as well. The left is so against discrimination when it comes to crime, yet will find every reason to not support or hire people that are against their political beliefs. Conservatives/rep
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by remotecool 7y ago
If politicians have have their way, business will be driven out of the US because of over taxation and we will never get to this point.
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by remotecool 7y ago
I bought a couple of these and installed nes and SNES emulators with a full library of roms for my nephews. They loved it.
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by remotecool 7y ago
I think the problem is that every quirky developer thinks they're the Dennis Rodman of their team and it's probably not the case.
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by remotecool 7y ago
Gates doesn't want to give up his money because he can actually help more people with it than any government plan. The government will squander the money like they always do, with absolutely no accountability. Wealth taxes do nothing b
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by remotecool 7y ago
Ah ok. It's been really cold this month where I live. I guess global warming isn't happening after all.
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by remotecool 7y ago
I think it's great she came up with a solution..but mounting a web cam to the top of your car isn't really practical.
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by remotecool 7y ago
Why are we attributing weather to climate? I hear this many times during a discussion when someone mentions cold weather and global warming, yet so many of these articles do exactly this. You can't have it both ways.
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by remotecool 7y ago
You have this backwards. Streaming services are only popular and accepted by big companies now because piracy reduced CD/album sales so much, they had no choice. A sliver of the Indy artists got popular and signed with a big label afte
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by remotecool 7y ago
Yes, a viral effect. If the effect is to download it for free, people will be unwilling to pay for it in the future and the value has started creeping toward $0. If you are going to infringe on someone's copyright, at least be honest
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by remotecool 7y ago
It's worse than theft. When you steal a car, only that car is lost. When you infringe copyright on a massive scale, it dilutes the value of the original work and reduces the value of all future copies. This can be seen with music tod
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by remotecool 7y ago
Well, if only 20% of carbon emissions are cleared, the world is still doomed. My point is that nobody wants do do anything about the other 80%. No punishment and excuses are given that they are 'developing nations', so they can f
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by remotecool 7y ago
Good luck getting reinstated when it is working. I lost a good business a few years back because Amazon refused to respond to me (aside from automated bots) and sided with a scam artist (that I think now was a competitor) that complained an
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by remotecool 7y ago
Right. So 80% of a global genocide can be ignored? Two can play this game.

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