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by xycodex 5y ago
Btw Amazon actually did this, they have space for 200 a night right in one of their hq buildings in downtown Seattle called Mary’s place.
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by xycodex 5y ago
I'm not too sure about the paper quality/weight/foldability tradeoff, but I appreciate the fact that it's really light and I can just fold it in half and stuff it into my inside jacket pocket and go out and read it over
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by xycodex 6y ago
It might depend on the CI process. If the CI is only run on the tip of the branch being merged, then the PR should squashed, otherwise if a rollback it required, it would be possible to rollback to a commit that was not tested by CI. Unless
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by xycodex 7y ago
I wonder how those mistakes were caught - I guess it is hard for them to track since they seem to rely on news reports. If it is usually some audit firm, seems like it is working somewhat as intended, at least in the business related ones.
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by xycodex 7y ago
+1, played when I was a kid, picked it up again a few months ago for nostalgia, I must say it holds up really well. It’s feels well-constructed, put together from simple concepts/components, in a way that makes it quite replayable. Ma
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by xycodex 7y ago
Bought the 1+2 package on gog, works on catalina
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by xycodex 7y ago
I don’t understand how they were able to get the actual transactions, which op verified as correct
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by xycodex 7y ago
Schwab gives you a few free domestic wires a quarter I think, I ran into this situation as well which got me out of such a pickle
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by xycodex 7y ago
Options usually have an expiry when granted, i.e. they need to be exercised (employee pays cash at the strike price for it) before the expiry. You need to pay capital gains tax when the gains are realized, I.e. at exercise. I’m just specula
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by xycodex 8y ago
How was this promotion not regulated? Sounds a lot like lootcrates.
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by xycodex 8y ago
H&R Block is the egregious example, with their lobbying against making tax returns simpler for taxpayers, their customers.
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by xycodex 9y ago
AWS Elastic Container Service | Software Engineer | Seattle, WA | Full-time, Onsite | https://www.amazon.jobs/en/jobs/612027/software-engineer-ecs The Amazon ECS team is looking for Software Engineers and Sen
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by xycodex 9y ago
Amazon Elastic Container Services (Docker on AWS) | Software Engineer | Seattle, WA | Full-time, Onsite | https://www.amazon.jobs/en/jobs/584558/software-development-... The Amazon ECS team is looking for Sof
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by xycodex 9y ago
Amazon EC2 Container Services (Docker on AWS) | Software Engineer | Seattle, WA | Full-time, Onsite | https://www.amazon.jobs/en/jobs/584558/software-development-... The Amazon ECS team is looking for Softwar
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by xycodex 9y ago
Amazon EC2 Container Services (Docker on AWS) | Software Engineer | Seattle, WA | Full-time, Onsite | https://www.amazon.jobs/en/jobs/544896 The Amazon ECS team is looking for Software Engineers to build services
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RFP for Amazon's HQ2(seattletimes.com)
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by xycodex 9y ago
Amazon EC2 Container Services (Docker on AWS) | Software Engineer | Seattle, WA | Full-time, Onsite | https://www.amazon.jobs/en/jobs/544896 The Amazon ECS team is looking for Software Engineers to build services
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by xycodex 9y ago
I would posit that the decrease in price of computational resources drives a couple of things - better quality (more resolution, colors, for e.g) and ease/cost of development. You might see individual applications do the same things, a
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by xycodex 9y ago
AWS EC2 Container Services | Software Engineer | Seattle, WA | Full-time, Onsite | https://www.amazon.jobs/en/jobs/544896 The Amazon ECS team is looking for Software Engineers to build services that allow our cust
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by xycodex 9y ago
AWS EC2 Container Services | Software Engineer | Seattle, WA | Full-time, Onsite | https://www.amazon.jobs/en/jobs/544896 The Amazon ECS team is looking for Software Engineers to build services that allow our cust
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by xycodex 9y ago
AWS EC2 Container Services | Software Engineer | Seattle, WA | Full-time, Onsite | https://www.amazon.jobs/en/jobs/544896 The Amazon ECS team is looking for Software Engineers to build services that allow our cust
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by xycodex 9y ago
I think the python implementation of jsonpath is more appropriate for doing this sort of untyped access. If clean dots are really preferred, make classes! :)
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by xycodex 9y ago
what's the point he was trying to make?
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by xycodex 10y ago
Why is no one talking about the #1 book on legacy code?
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by xycodex 10y ago
no pdf?
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by xycodex 10y ago
did you sign up for tsa precheck and/or clear? If you travel that much the amortized cost would make sense. You basically get inserted into the line right after the "check id" part and don't have to take off shoes/
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by xycodex 10y ago
Hmm, sounds like a great idea, except that they should do this with cheaper, used cars. if you have bad credit, you shouldn't be buying a brand new car.
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by xycodex 10y ago
Location: SF / Bay Area Remote: Maybe, from Singapore? Willing to relocate: Yes, only to LA, Seattle, NYC Technologies: JavaScript (7yr), Python (2), ActionScript 3 (7), C/C++ (1), Open to others. Résumé/CV: http
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by xycodex 11y ago
Bad idea. Cash is the ultimate failure mode for on-site payment systems. What if the internet/phones went out? What if I'm visiting from abroad and my card is declined for potential fraud?
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by xycodex 13y ago
What about adjusting for the greater probability that a given area is residential the higher the elevation? Perhaps more crime occurs outside residential areas. Just speculating here.

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