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by thanksgiving 6mo ago
Of course, anyone would agree that if wishes were fishes, QAs should not exist. We would all use agile with cross-functional teams. Every single team member can do any work that may be needed. All team members can take time off any time the
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by thanksgiving 7mo ago
If you need a lightning layer on top anyway, there is no reason to use block chain. It will be better for every single person and business to have an account directly with a European Union Central Bank.
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by thanksgiving 7mo ago
> like why they use bundles of analog copper wire for audio instead of digital fiber Good article. Got me to read the article because I was curious why...
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by thanksgiving 8mo ago
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by thanksgiving 9mo ago
Somehow I knew in my heart this was about Ronald Reagan even though you said the seventies.
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by thanksgiving 9mo ago
We aren't talking about the initial downloads though. We are talking about updates. I am like 80% sure you should be able to send what changed without sending the whole game as if you were downloading it for the first time.
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by thanksgiving 9mo ago
I love this comment because if you flip the article like see below, the concept remains the same and yet I am eased into the premise with "obvious facts" I already believe. Plus, inverting like this focuses on what we want to do t
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by thanksgiving 10mo ago
Happy Thanksgiving, everyone!
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by thanksgiving 11mo ago
Exactly this. I can make a hundred commits that are one file per commit and I can later go back and git reset --soft HEAD~100 and that will cleanly leave it as the hundred commits never happened.
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by thanksgiving 1y ago
Exactly, any work you do on top of this makes your work hostage to Windows.
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by thanksgiving 1y ago
> Far more importantly, though, artists haven't spent the last quarter century working to eliminate protections for IPR. Software developers have. I think the case we are making is there is no such thing as intellectual property to
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by thanksgiving 1y ago
There is really no such thing as a middle class though. We are all n missed paychecks away from being unhoused.
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by thanksgiving 2y ago
That's not what I see from the outside Everytime versioning comes up. My understanding is Microsoft marketing has full control over what constitutes a major / minor version bump like when typescript 4 is released vs typescript 3.9
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by thanksgiving 2y ago
I believe it means libre or free as in free speech, not free as in free beer.
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by thanksgiving 2y ago
I like the wording leftover money. My index fund has an "expense ratio" of 0.06% or something like that. Any money that doesn't go toward a patient directly, including everything from CEO bonus to call center expenses should
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by thanksgiving 2y ago
I apologize for my error. I thought it said just watched when I replied. Grandparent clarified their post since then.
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by thanksgiving 2y ago
> EU just watched A lot of us in the US don't subscribe to the idea of "either you're with us or against us". I don't expect every single country in the world to drop everything they are doing and rush to help us
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by thanksgiving 2y ago
I have a similar anecdote which isn't very relevant except it felt like googlers now care about how they can help make google more money. I would have never expected engineers at Google to care about how to make more money for google l
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by thanksgiving 2y ago
Personally, I am now clear that both sides, matt and wp engine are wrong. Matt is more wrong than wp engine but that doesn't mean wp engine is right. This is just my personal opinion.
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by thanksgiving 2y ago
How do you justify to your manager to spend (and more importantly commit to spending for a long time) hundreds of millions of dollars in aws resources every year? Sure, you already have the hardware but that's a different org, right? Y
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by thanksgiving 2y ago
I don't think charge can do what I'm asking which is to bypass the battery and run the phone directly off the wall. I am ok if the phone reboots when the power is disrupted. On a computer, we have this setting called last known st
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by thanksgiving 2y ago
That's what I understood. I don't own a pixel so I am not sure. Here is a reddit thread on this topic https://old.reddit.com/r/GooglePixel/comments/1hcfv54/your_p...
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by thanksgiving 2y ago
> I keep my iPhone at home, powered and connected to the Internet but don't use it as a daily driver. I recently learned that the Google pixel 8 and 9 will soon get a feature that will allow these phones to remain plugged in and tu
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by thanksgiving 2y ago
It doesn't solve the problem that "the line must constantly go up". A steady revenue and constant returns isn't good enough, apparently and in the case of dish, it will be declining revenue over time no matter what they
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by thanksgiving 2y ago
You can solve it by adding congestion tax depending on vehicle size and making public transit readily available so people are less likely to take their huge trucks everywhere.
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by thanksgiving 2y ago
I think you can put the CEO and board in prison though.
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by thanksgiving 2y ago
Absolutely, we would need to fund a public transit infrastructure and also a public relations/propaganda campaign so we can get everyone on board.
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by thanksgiving 2y ago
I think they said city centers. Banning cars in city centers makes sense to me because it reduces traffic congestion. Japan does not need to ban cars because it is incredibly expensive to own a car in Tokyo. So either you ban it or you make
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by thanksgiving 2y ago
I have a problem similar to this but not exactly the same. What I would like is for the whole company (assume a run off the mill ecommerce store for this example), regardless of the company size to be able to fit all (I guess almost all) th
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by thanksgiving 2y ago
This is the biggest problem. I rented an apartment for two years in the Dallas Texas area, and you just need one anecdote to know the place is massively energy inefficient -- all the windows on my apartment were single glass pane. It gets f

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