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Pryde

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    Comment #46250078

    > Especially as most businesses aren't going to have an automatic way to do this easily... I find myself surprised by the idea that, in most cases, any business is not used some fo…

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    Comment #43115020

    I doubt passion is needed to execute at a "great" level once the skills are built to do so, but I think it's pretty likely that passion play an important role at building the capab…

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    Comment #33070136

    Location: Missouri, USA Remote: Yes, preferred Willing to relocate: No Technologies: C#, .NET/.NET Framework, SQL Server and MSSQL, Git, Jira, Bitbucket Résumé/CV: Available on req…

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    Comment #32059531

    High Availability

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    Comment #31921891

    Am I missing something, or is GitHub distinctly not listed in the Covered Services section of that services agreement?

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    Comment #30286630

    There are; to my understanding the state of Oklahoma uses a system similar to this on their toll roads.

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    Comment #30246693

    I disagree with this, at least as a blanket statement. Plenty of workplaces are a deeply negative factor in people's lives. If what you're saying is really more along the lines of …

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    Comment #25690052

    I mean, sure, they had time. But clarity of mind during an evacuation is something I imagine is _hard_ for most people. Definitely would be for me.

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    Comment #25280727

    I would imagine it's some combination of network effect for the readers (it's where the content is), and ease-of-use for creators. I've never published on Medium, so I can't actual…

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    Comment #25279614

    Previous discussion can be seen at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23722063 from 5 months ago. I'll be checking there as well, but assuming all these are true (I don't current…

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    Comment #25279383

    Hey, thanks for engaging and no worries, nothing in your comment struck me as condescending. I see your point here, and will grant that I've been fortunate to not have been in a si…

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    Comment #25278661

    Speaking solely to your first paragraph here, I've seen this sentiment expressed before, and it always strikes me as off in some way. I've not committed a lot of thought to the top…

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    Comment #25085630

    Yeah, I generally agree with you. Mostly just exploring thoughts here, the gp comment prompted a kinda unexpected re-examining of my hitherto un-examined ideas on the ethical basis…

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    Comment #25085513

    Fortunately I've never found myself in a position of sufficient power/responsibility to have to offer an apology to a group. Is there a balance to be struck between the difficulty …

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    Comment #25085442

    Is there anywhere you know of with more details regarding those Grayshift boxes, or do we not publicly know much about them?

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    Comment #25085416

    Surely with regards to outcomes, there's a good argument to be made that one shouldn't admit guilt. But from a more, idk idealistic perspective, the world would be a better place i…

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    Comment #24602042

    It’s a write-up describing a bypass of Single Origin Policy in Safari’s Reader View. Just a blog post, and it mentions that vulnerabilities are fixed in the August 2020 update

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    Comment #21347068

    Hey, I appreciate it, just having a few search terms can go a long way. Like I said, my knowledge in chemistry is practically non-existent, and I basically forgot isotopes exist, s…

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    Comment #21346759

    Can you provide a source for point D2? Admittedly, I don’t understand chemistry at all, but that seems strange to me, and I’d like to read more

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    Comment #21259465

    Going from the context of the comment, I believe parent meant something along the lines of: "we need a measured response instead of a purely reactionary response which will just ma…

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    Comment #20042221

    From https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/about.html#offline : > Less than 100% reliability is essential for the sustainability of an off-the-grid solar system, because above a certai…

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    Comment #19313589

    Well, obviously you'd be a phenomenal alchemist. As soon as you find that job opening, let me know, I'll be applying as well!

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    Comment #19257522

    I really appreciate you taking the time out of your day to provide that advice, and I'll start implementing it immediately. Thanks so much!

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    Comment #19257453

    I found this paper on the hypertumor hypothesis: https://academic.oup.com/icb/article/47/2/317/719209 The BBC article you posted looks like it has results that are 1) derived from …

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    Comment #19257324

    In my case at least, I'm often just not motivated to meet a given standard of excellence in my work, at least when doing work that I'd be paid for. Frankly, I'm often content with …