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    Comment #26005321

    I mostly bought in a couple months back because of this https://media.ycharts.com/charts/b63b65ca1a405cd8f10f8afb1ad... . The two big spikes there are after console releases. I jus…

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    Comment #26004911

    yes, originally bought 18$ calls, averaged up a bit as it rose. Sold some in the high $200's and then some in the mid $100's. I missed the peaks but I'm content with my gains.

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    Comment #26004790

    I made almost a %500 return on GME. AMA.

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    Comment #22923580

    I've worked remotely for nearly 2 years now. The majority of that time I was the only remote engineer in a company of ~80 engineers. We went fully remote just over a month ago and …

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    Comment #22868205

    Hi, I'm the original author of this blog post. Some things are now outdated in the post—you can make a much faster executing game now, for example. However, given John Conway's pas…

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    Comment #21896853

    I'm about to finish paying off about $65,000 dollars that I took out for my CS degree. I graduated 4 years ago and have a good paying job. So, I'm lucky to have to be paying it off…

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    Comment #21520594

    Lucidchart is tiring complete :) we have a lot of data and automation features, integrations, text based diagramming, advanced shape libraries, dynamic shaped etc. Discoveravility …

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    Comment #19225106

    I'm the only remote engineer at my company, which has over 100 engineers. I'm also one of the more senior engineers. I told the company that I was moving closer to family (for medi…

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    Comment #18510551

    Disclaimer: I work at Lucid Lucidchart is a much better and feature rich platform than draw.io and allows for creating slides and exporting them to Google slides. You'll have to pa…

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    Comment #17698356

    This is only tangentially related but it seems that many of the shapes are built in some sort of 3d program and then exported to svg. If you inspect the official released svgs you …

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    Comment #15911532

    That doesn't mean that we should roll over when we are losing the few protections we do have

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    Comment #15797888

    ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I rarely have issues with it

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    Comment #15796903

    You can at least both "Log Message" and "Evaluate" in Chrome with conditional break points. Calling console.log is falsy, so calling it from conditional break points just causes it…

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    Comment #15652916

    Post about why I'm not switching to Firefox for those who care to read it. https://davityle.github.io/post/why-im-not-switching-to-fire... tldr; the devtools are so slow and buggy …

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    Comment #15549897

    I think it would be Userland instanceof npm package === true

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    Comment #15361394

    It is a documented problem [1]. That does not mean that every company does it though. [1] http://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/g202/planned-obso...

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    Comment #15303093

    That is what I initially said about Trump. Now look where we are