throwaway23234

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by throwaway23234 4y ago
I'm the same way I like paypal to mask this. However some credit cards now have "virtual cards" that give you a temporary online number that you can use for specific transactions. It's another great way to avoid your dat
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by throwaway23234 4y ago
Is the boss a programmer? If yes, then yeah you should say something. If not, then this is all just normal - this is what bosses do - get credit for their division and get more funding for it. If he is not a programmer, then of course the b
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by throwaway23234 4y ago
The thing that killed craigslist was a bunch of startups that took it's ideas and charged 5% for the transaction and lip service about how it is safer than "other platforms" (other platforms being craigslist). Not saying that
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by throwaway23234 4y ago
No, they are still defunding in extreme left areas: https://lasd.org/effects-of-defunding-the-lasd-on-public-saf...
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by throwaway23234 4y ago
hurry up and... wait
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by throwaway23234 4y ago
That's the link I used to learn it, it's available online from that link for free. If you look at the CRC - it's an easy read, designed that way on purpose. Chapters are streamlined and much shorter, reads much faster. It&#x2
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by throwaway23234 4y ago
you can't get past permits and inspections without building to code. the main builder does not need to be a GC or have any kind of contractor license what-so-ever. There are still some pesky laws in the way, but it can be overcome with
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by throwaway23234 4y ago
Definitely will be worked out, and I wouldn't be surprised if a startup shows up to get people motivated (with advice, resources and planning assistance) and help them find investment.
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by throwaway23234 4y ago
Apparently people are stealing catalytic converters like there's no tomorrow. Some people have been literally killed trying to stop people stealing it from their car. Mobs are literally going into malls and basically stealing everythin
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by throwaway23234 4y ago
Glad you added more to that comment. I have a personal belief that "owner builder" is going to be something you're going to hear about more and more. People that are less fortunate are going to start getting investment togeth
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by throwaway23234 4y ago
While we're here. Does anyone else notice that on a mac it doesn't support the completely basic concept of a red notification dot in the application bar? People literally wait hours when they msg me because - I don't get noti
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by throwaway23234 4y ago
What counts as a garbage language? Java guys will tell you it's rust or go, go guys will tell you it's java or rust, rust guys will tell you it's java and go.
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by throwaway23234 4y ago
the issue is that this can pop up in any library, not just logging. It's about keeping your deps up to date (or not) by a "3d party" (assuming he mean 3rd party)
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by throwaway23234 4y ago
It's a really really weird space that didn't really exist in 1984. I would say that today's "engineers" below the 80% salary threshold for this space are today's "construction workers" and heavily dem
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by throwaway23234 4y ago
At 35 I decided to fuck the "normal life" and just go RVing with my wife. We saw the country (US). Fast forward 7 years and we are now building our own house paycheck to paycheck. It's a beautiful property. I know there are p
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by throwaway23234 4y ago
Set up a website that lets you buy these people a round-trip plane ticket to CA. That gets around both issues. If the doctor says there's no baby, then no money.
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by throwaway23234 4y ago
City officials have been getting trained hard in not lying to the public so much that they probably felt obligated to answer these questions.
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by throwaway23234 4y ago
I think most of the comment was just fine. The second phrase of the first sentence (not planning on ever owning) probably pissed people off and didn't add to the discussion. It's ok to not want products from companies. But it&#x27
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by throwaway23234 4y ago
small critical comment, if btc is not preferred, remove the option, or don't say that. That may be meaningful to you, but not to anyone else.
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by throwaway23234 4y ago
Big meh. That quake code was MIT.
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by throwaway23234 4y ago
For anyone that uses XML stuff in Java, you are probably aware of String.intern memory and performance issues. I don't know if that stuff persists today, but a ton of XML parsing goes through that method.
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by throwaway23234 4y ago
I need to check this out. I am guessing I can do all the things I used to be able to in Google, like disable all results from say, pinterest and a few other sites I dislike.
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by throwaway23234 4y ago
It's the same with everything else in this world. People tell others to go to the doctor, dentist, get an electrician, a contractor. It's all bullshit. Go on youtube, investigate all options, execute. Everything is pennies on the
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by throwaway23234 4y ago
How is Portland even growing. Last time I was there the roads were simply not enough. I can't imagine 11% growth over there.
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by throwaway23234 4y ago
This is the truth: We get usefulness and simplicity from complexity. The more useful AND simple you need something to be, the more complex it actually is.
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by throwaway23234 4y ago
> In practice perhaps a major push for solar/wind/geothermal would be a higher-ROI solution to our problems, but that's politically much harder to get consensus on. The most awesome thing you get from Solar is that it&#x27
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by throwaway23234 4y ago
Sounds like Microsoft's Onedrive is the way to go.