selectiveshift

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   by selectiveshift 4y ago

   Take a look at Rapid City, SD. You can get 4+ acres pretty easily. We have a decent sized tech community that is active and growing.
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   by selectiveshift 5y ago

   If you are talking about >Small investors who get sucked into these situations are likely to be harmed eventually, yet the regulators – who are supposed to be protecting investors – appear to be neither present nor curious. then you are
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   by selectiveshift 6y ago

   Apologies, I thought your response was a reply to a different comment.
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   by selectiveshift 6y ago

   Can you expand on why y’all makes them feel degraded? Y’all is often used to convey a feeling of warmth towards the addressee or express familiarity, which seems the opposite of degrading.
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   by selectiveshift 7y ago

   > But if you are not in China, you have no reason to prepare for coronavirus specifically. Tell that to people in Italy or South Korea.
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   by selectiveshift 7y ago

   If only political grandstanding wasn’t necessary and we could have nuanced discussions in public.
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   by selectiveshift 7y ago

   Because people and companies who do this add no value to society. They are parasites.
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   by selectiveshift 8y ago

   Location: United States Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: -Languages: Ruby, Elixir, Perl, Javascript, Python, Java, Kotlin, Scala, lua, C# -Databases: Postgres, Mysql, Redis, ElasticSearch, DynamoDB -Cloud: aws -OS: linux, w
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   by selectiveshift 8y ago

   I’ve been off Effexor for almost three years now and I still get shivers when I think about the brain zaps.
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    by selectiveshift 8y ago

    Not unless there was malicious intent or willful negligence. Amazon is a data driven company. The data shows that a “blame” culture results in more incidents. (Airline industry taught us this: https://www.faa.gov/about&#x2
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    by selectiveshift 9y ago

    That is what a Market Maker is.
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    by selectiveshift 10y ago

    Actually in this case presuming is not understandable, there is no evidence or reasonable grounds to support his statement.
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    by selectiveshift 10y ago

    How many universes can we daisy chain together?
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    by selectiveshift 10y ago

    Because this is mainly being used for interns. In general, you don't fly in interns for onsite interviews.
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    by selectiveshift 10y ago

    Almost all of Amazon.com has been migrated to AWS.
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    by selectiveshift 10y ago

    As does yours. Any data to back up that number, or just anecdotal evidence?
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    by selectiveshift 10y ago

    Yes, you get additional stock grants every year.
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    by selectiveshift 10y ago

    You really should have noted you were using on-demand pricing at the beginning of the article.
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    by selectiveshift 10y ago

    Of course they don't put them downtown. The logistics would be a nightmare (especially for distribution centers).
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    by selectiveshift 10y ago

    >Also consider: how many truly innovative companies were ever created in the city and grew to be quite large? Amazon is one example.
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    by selectiveshift 10y ago

    The great thing about our brains is how malleable they are. We should be creating as low tech a mechanism as possible and then train our brains to use it.
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    by selectiveshift 10y ago

    That is because they aren't a monopoly (40% US market share for phones).
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    by selectiveshift 10y ago

    It is all about good abstractions vs. hiding complexity.
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    by selectiveshift 11y ago

    He does in fact like himself some lisp: http://norvig.com/paip.html
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    by selectiveshift 12y ago

    I hear you about the effexor. The only reason I'm still on it is because of the withdrawal effects. Those brain zaps are nasty!
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    by selectiveshift 12y ago

    https://developer.amazon.com/sdk/asb/overview-apps-games.htm... The Amazon Fire TV runs Fire OS 3.0, based on Android Jelly Bean (API level 17).
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    by selectiveshift 13y ago

    >> Wouldn't it be cool to invest in or work for a company that explicitly shared some of your own personal values? This would be very cool. The problem is, these companies are a rare breed - especially for publicly held companie
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    by selectiveshift 13y ago

    A quick search of 'gigabit seattle' will make things less vague: http://gigabitseattle.com/areas/
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    by selectiveshift 13y ago

    > Most of what Amazon does, does not compete with technology companies. In the few places they do, they're not a juggernaut. Since when is AWS not a juggernaut...
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    by selectiveshift 13y ago

    In regards to powershell, check out PowerGUI for a better experience.