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woolvalley
8y ago
Couldn't we solve this with a percentage type for zoning, or adding a "mixed commerical/residential" zone? UI wise that shouldn't be any more complicated. Or you can change the zoning into japanese zoning, where th
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woolvalley
8y ago
At my apartment building, I only get the email for my unit's mail, not everyone's. Sounds like a bug like other people said.
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The macbook and it's 3+ year butterfly keyboard debacle or windows 10 laptops with all of their spyware even when high end being his only 2 practical choices is what he is probably referring to.
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woolvalley
8y ago
Sometimes when you prototype something, half the reason is to try out these new fancy architectural styles :p Usually it's for this kind of project: http://www.commitstrip.com/en/2014/11/25/west-side
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8y ago
I think this is a relatively recent development. 8-10 years ago, working at a startup or working at FANG paid about the same, but the startup came with this lottery ticket, you learned more at a startup and it wasn't a big co with big
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In a way, it's easier to support parents in a poor country because everything is cheaper there. Give them $1000/month and they will probably live better than you.
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Which is why as a startup you have to offer something that FANG can't offer, like full remote working or similar. That or taking the people who fail to get FANG offers / naive jrs.
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8y ago
Not quite, because the equivalent pure pcie connection is faster than thunderbolt due to the overhead in thunderbolt. We need another doubling in thunderbolt's speed for it to not have a penalty when using eGPUs
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8y ago
Well you can already get cheap usb-c cables that only have usb 2 speeds and power delivery capacity, if that is what your hinting at.
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8y ago
Maybe off of your state taxes I think makes more sense.
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https://www.moneytips.com/is-your-state-a-net-payer-or-a-net...
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I've worked at 2 companies that decided to do their 'own cloud' vs just use stuff like AWS, and they were not devops tool companies. It slowed down both them. Remember that staff cost money too!
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8y ago
Graphs are OK in reference counting languages like swift / objective-c, it doesn't have to be done with a GC. I think you could use Rc<Thing> in rust too if you want to solve it using rust, but then you have "swift with
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Unfortunately, tesla does not provide the paperwork to import the car, so you can't import a us tesla into canada. Probably to protect that margin your seeing. If I'm wrong, a friend of mine would be interested :D
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8y ago
I'd rather use my own cellphone plan & wifi than pay for that kind of stuff indirectly.
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From my friends that have tried rust, creating a graph or doubly linked list without using some special structures is fairly painful or impossible. You can create a graph by using some sort of adjacency matrix or some other kind of structu
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What is more expensive, train or road maintenance? What gets better total utilization rates?
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That's called something being stringly typed, and it's a code smell. You make URL classes, UUID classes, timestamp classes, enums, etc to replace the strings.
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Security is an economic choice of the producing firm for the most part, and there are plenty of certifications and degrees that employers can discriminate on but do not. They even might have the security training and still fuck up. Reality
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8y ago
Tell your manager you wont check any work stuff on your personal devices anymore, because your worried about security, etc. The problem will either be resolved fairly quickly, or you will have better work life balance.
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Their search team prioritizes latency for sure, and they have performance teams and things like the RAIL model.
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I think Calacanis said it best: https://calacanis.com/2019/02/11/what-is-a-startup-vs-a-life... VCs are optimizing for the unicorn, and there is nothing wrong going for the non unicorn either. It's just
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Why don't they use 18650 batteries now?
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When I played overwatch in a casual way a few years ago (never ranked) I definitely rarely encountered any sort of toxicity. It was much better than dota for sure. Dota has gotten better as a game as years gone by.
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Then they have lunch together and talk about work? They would have to work in unrelated things, which is hard to do when everyone is the same kind of profession.
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I'm guessing it's an interaction between your genetics and how you react to food. Just like how some people are more prone to diabetes or don't every really get fat and don't manage their diets consciously.
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A big advantage of plastic is how it's airtight and waterproof, which is a great property for a lot of food packaging. Reduces spoilage and making a mess if contents break. Also it's a stronger material. I've noticed with
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A photo management UI on par with smartphones. Fast, easy to use and easy to do edits and sharing with. Along with GPS, WiFi & LTE connectivity that doesn't suck. Maybe direct app integration with instagram and other apps. Put
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So is arresting someone unless your a police officer...
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A PoS that actually matters will turn into a political game as large stakeholders play negotiation games of where the project goes next. Much like stockholder corporations today.
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