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antonymoose

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    Comment #49223755

    Do they not have Sea Tow in Alaska?

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    Comment #49221931

    In what sense? As a normie-tier user of Brave’s internal and blocker, it’s worked great. I never became a power-user of uBlock.

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    Comment #49182423

    I would charitably say that it’s a function of a different time and place in programming. The way you write “Clean COBOL,” “Clean Java 6/J2EE,” and “Clean Rust” are all going to be…

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    Comment #49175014

    I truly appreciate the thoughtful reply, really - we comply with most of if not all of it. Unfortunately, the last 10-15 years has truly shifted what was once a low or middle tier …

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    Comment #49174494

    Go pick a metro, find a decent neighborhood, price out a house. Go price out insurance for a family. Go price out a minivan, go price out student loans, groceries, clothes, a cheap…

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    Comment #49174425

    Thank you for the insightful rebuttal!

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    Comment #49174356

    Nope! We live very conservatively. Turns out life is expensive.

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    Comment #49174309

    Try raising a classic family of three with a stay at home spouse in that salary in any metro. You will quickly learn how fast those dollars disappear. Somehow my grandfather did th…

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    Comment #49174291

    I previously worked at government job, a regional water company. Was on the fast track to become the AD and then CTO in the 5-10 year range as the entire upper echelon was on the v…

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    Comment #49174228

    [flagged]

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    Comment #49167602

    Leaving a job is a “life event” so couldn’t you then go out and get a simple marketplace plan? Last I checked it was only a few hundred dollars per month for a single individual?

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    Comment #49161672

    I’ve definitely had in the UX side a situation where the PM/Owner types asked me to introduce a delay in the “disabled button with loading spinner” such that the user sees it for a…

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    Comment #49160704

    No one has actually managed to show that this team that was involved actually had responsibilities that would have prevented this incident which is literally what I asked. But go “…

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    Comment #49160680

    [flagged]

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    Comment #49159334

    What would make you think this would have prevented the incident?

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    Comment #49146436

    Funny enough I used to work for a water system in the “Information Systems” department - there was far too much of the classic “not my problem” from colleagues. Our original bill p…

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    Comment #49146357

    Depends on the firm. Quite many water companies handle their own engineering and only outsource when absolutely necessary, think speciality tunnel boring companies.

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    Comment #49109141

    Define “high” here - I grew up collecting NES gear and games from the flea market as a teen (circa 2005) and it was perhaps $30 for a working NES console, most games were $5. Perha…

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    Comment #49082945

    Cremations can be wildly variable depending on who you pick. My uncle and father both died within about a year of one another and the prices were all over. We were able to have my …

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    Comment #49064577

    Now? It’s always been part of the Soviet / Russian block.

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    Comment #49053409

    Maybe I’m behind the curve here because I work in an SRE/DevOps context as of late - but LLMs routinely shit the bed and fail to solve basic issue for me when I try to use them (Th…

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    Comment #49034798

    Oftentimes discussions get killed not because the source article is bad but because the discussions themselves devolve into flame bait/war?

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    Comment #49028378

    Why should we be surprised? The “Conservatives” never actually conserved a thing.

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    Comment #48983862

    If the existing at-risk functionality is a security issue I feel like that’s a good time to throw the proverbial flag on the play and make it an issue. Letting consumers play host …

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    Comment #48972893

    In my area (South Carolina) - the opposition seems hyper fixated on “water use” with little or no conversation around electrical usage or even equitable utility rates. AI itself la…