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by teirce 4y ago
Oh sure the process with how they work is very different. My point was more towards the 'this is unethical treatment' sentiment. I don't have experience with disulfram, but I'm familiar with a few different methods to tr
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by teirce 4y ago
One anecdote to another: Naltrexone isn't all that different from what you're describing Disulfiram as here - it's an opiod blocker so when you drink you get the poison and not the happy chemicals. That doesn't help with
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by teirce 4y ago
Yep - this. I wasn't even in /that/ rural of an area, but I was still ~20 miles (32 Kilometers) away from the nearest testing center. No vehicle to take myself.
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by teirce 5y ago
I've spoken a bit on HN about this in the past. I would consider myself an introvert, but one that needs some sort of social interaction less I go crazy. If you are interested, I wrote a lengthy bit more here: https://news.y
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by teirce 5y ago
Don’t discount the part of the equation that the WFH crowd is very vocal (as well as preachy). So much as suggesting you miss going to the office or seeing coworkers in person is met with an incredible amount of vitriol. And I don’t mean su
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by teirce 5y ago
> Working from home means I get to see my wife and children for more hours of the day. I wouldn't be surprised if there is a strong correlation between the number of people (partner,family,kids) and how much people enjoy working fro
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by teirce 5y ago
Yes, I knew that when I posted this the reply was coming. I'm not parent commenter so I won't defend _everything_ part. But it is clear that decisions must be made with the intent to benefit shareholders (or as you pointed out, at
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by teirce 5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dodge_v._Ford_Motor_Co .
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by teirce 5y ago
I always phrased this as "You don't know how to build something until you've built it." It's very easy to get stuck in design hell and write yourself into a corner. It's much better to get something that does w
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by teirce 5y ago
This is a really, really bad idea. Please do not do this. A quick search online will give you tons of results about potential fires and carbon monoxide poisoning. https://ota.dc.gov/release/dangers-using-your-stove-home
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by teirce 5y ago
You haven't gotten any responses here, so I'll bite. > Do you have an active social circle? Do you have regular, sustained, positive interaction with your neighbors (i.e. do you do more than say hello in passing)? Kids who do s
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by teirce 5y ago
An aside: I realize I've been brainwashed by popular shorthand nomenclature when I see 'crypto' and immediately cringe. My brain expanded this to 'crypto [currency] identity', despite its usage in this sentence clea
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by teirce 7y ago
'Recommend' is pretty tame for the steps that are being taken. It is more like "if you can WFH, absolutely do so." To the extent that people are taking monitors etc. home with them. source: Googler
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by teirce 7y ago
If I am understanding the poster correctly, Apple TV is just the input. The speaker system itself is agnostic to what the input is. There is no ecosystem for the audio, as they're all 'dumb' speakers connected to a receiver.
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by teirce 7y ago
IME, in large community servers (usually info dumps or LFG platforms like the video in the article) I almost never see it used. But in my smaller friend-focused Discord servers, there's always someone in the voice channels. I think the
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by teirce 7y ago
Discord already has a subscription model (nitro). They tried to pivot themselves into a game store, but that appears to not have gone particularly well. Not too sure on the privacy front. I don't believe they sell any user data, yet.
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by teirce 8y ago
"Don't be evil" is still in the code of conduct: https://abc.xyz/investor/other/google-code-of-conduct.html
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by teirce 8y ago
Some people don't need a navigation system for a route they drive every day.
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by teirce 8y ago
Sure did! Looks like you already have a reply from Ferrer :) but I will chime in to say the department is doing as well as ever. I graduated a couple years ago and was also surprised with how strong my CS background was going into industry.
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by teirce 8y ago
I'll second this; he is a fantastic teacher. I had the incredibly fortunate opportunity of learning from Brent in my undergrad at Hendrix, where he currently teaches. There are other comments here that praise his patience with regard t
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by teirce 8y ago
I think that depends on what you mean by "worse hire." Reading the article, it seems that those inflicted by more severe (or studied) cases of imposter syndrome are more likely to work harder in order to combat their own feelings
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by teirce 8y ago
I feel like I hear more random success stories on OkCupid than anywhere else. It seems the commitment of swiping on <insert any of 20 apps here> is really thin. Not to mention that most people probably aren't looking to marry (or
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by teirce 8y ago
Also: after years of reddit not caring about email addresses, it will now nag me every time I log in to verify my email address.
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by teirce 8y ago
I have run into "Data Scientists" in the past that use exclusively Excel and maybe some outstandingly awful SQL.
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by teirce 8y ago
Like most companies, team culture depends on what division you're working in. I hear some teams there can be great. Overall culture of the company is a different matter. The downvotes are likely because, much as the other reply to the
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by teirce 9y ago
I passed the quiz and moved on to the phone interview. Overall I don't think it was a good experience for me. The interview was pleasant but long. Since they are more of a recruiting firm than anything, they are able to ask questions i
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by teirce 9y ago
The first (and pretty much only time) I've run into this file format is with Apache Spark: https://spark.apache.org/docs/latest/sql-programming-guide.h...
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by teirce 9y ago
Taylor Swift is back on Spotify, which is the only artist that I ever noticed missing (and on Apple Music). Personally I think Spotify's recommendations, radio stations, and app (both mobile and desktop) are just more pleasant to use t
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by teirce 9y ago
From the article: > At this year’s holiday parties, however, there’ll be a surprising influx of attractive women, and a few pretty men, mingling with the engineers. They’re being paid to.
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by teirce 9y ago
Then what is?

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