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AaronLasseigne

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About AaronLasseigne

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    Comment #45130532

    Even worse, they have to pay taxes in every state they play in because they're working in that state. It's called the jock tax. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jock_tax

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    Comment #36037580

    I suspect it's a bit like the security field. Some are useful and bring value. Some are hired so when something goes wrong there's a person to blame and a head to axe.

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    I think it depends entirely on the leadership team and company culture. I work for a company with unlimited PTO and it works well. They encourage people to take it and managers kee…

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    Comment #33602727

    This is both funny and depressing.

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    Comment #33587762

    Is it possible she's doing it for her own sake? It might be that dressing up like that makes her feel better about herself. She might feel more confident and sexy when dressed up. …

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    One issue with immutable data stores for businesses is compliance with things like GDPR. You need some mechanism for scrubbing data and its version history effectively making it no…

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    Comment #24402971

    For anyone interested in learning more I recommend the 99% Invisible episode on it: https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/the-eliza-effect/

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    Comment #23987536

    Yup, being poor is expensive.

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    Comment #17681697

    There was a pretty interesting TED talk on this subject that includes how they used indoor plants to help clear up the air at an office building in India. https://www.ted.com/talks…

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    Comment #17181632

    Yes, they just won't run. Many sunny places don't have plows and such to handle snow. If it happens to snow, the entire place grinds to a halt. Even if the cars can handle the bad …

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    Comment #15381021

    99% Invisible did a good episode about the Green Book. https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/the-green-book/

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    Comment #14419252

    The company I worked at did a 2 week long hackathon. Another developer and I built a Ruby gem that creates service objects which integrate nicely into the Rail ecosystem. It was a …

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    Comment #13404985

    Using j and k to scroll is really nice. One of my favorite things is that you can use marks. I'll mark where I am while reading, scroll back to check something, and then jump back …

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    Comment #11677663

    If you have the time, go to local meetups. They can help you build a solid network and often have information about employers looking to hire. My last two jobs came from networking…

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    Comment #11211599

    For those not familiar with rr: http://rr-project.org/

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    Comment #11206474

    ...on Windows.

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    Comment #11107864

    If it's this importing why not propose it: https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/ Ruby has a place for this sort of thing and they'll answer you.

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    Comment #11076054

    It's a video game for her. She doesn't look at the photos in the morning, she just responds to keep the chain going. It's like grinding. She has a score, tries to improve it, get t…

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