saraton1n

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   by saraton1n 3y ago

   I think that's a really narrow view of what librarians do. It's not just having stock of all the books, it's knowing the books that are relevant to particular fields of study, it's having a mastery of research and source
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   by saraton1n 4y ago

   Thanks!! I do want to get a better mic; mine also sounds somewhat reverby to me. And I'll share your feedback with everyone else too
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   Adopting Haskell in Production at a SaaS Startup – The Fossa Podcast(fossa.com)

   9 points by saraton1n 4y ago|3 comments
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   by saraton1n 4y ago

   Full disclosure, I'm the host of this podcast. I sat down with two of our engineers to discuss our experience over the past few years and what we've learned from it!
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   by saraton1n 4y ago

   Of course, it was entirely hearsay, but I've always heard that non-competes were unenforceable and primarily a scare tactic. It's yet to impact me tangibly, and I understand the need to protect IP, but I don't think non-compe
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   by saraton1n 4y ago

   Wow, that's so odd. I used Atom when I first started learning Java back in 2009, before switching to Eclipse and eventually IntelliJ. I don't think I ever expected that it'd be archived!
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   by saraton1n 4y ago

   i mean, aside from those already listed? every 3 years i had to rebuild my life from scratch. when hard times come, do u want the person who's only ever experienced one way of life? or would you rather be with the person who has contin
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   by saraton1n 4y ago

   Yea, my brother has wholly set his roots down there, and so I know my family will be settling here somewhat permanently, which is odd to me because I know this isn't the place for me. But, my brother has a kid and I'm much less li
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   by saraton1n 4y ago

   I was a military child, and so I moved around my whole life. My best friend has lived their whole life in the city I live in now. Sometimes I get a little jealous because I don't have any heart-connection to any place. Most of the frie
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    by saraton1n 4y ago

    This reminds me of the Elon plane tracking dude. Such a neat use of technology and know-how.
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    by saraton1n 4y ago

    yea, it's so much easier to lock the rear tire when braking hard. i've owned two different Suzuki GS500s (a 1996 GS500e and a 2006 GS500f) and both of them were notoriously easy to lock up the rear wheel on