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braveo

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    Comment #15248005

    could you go into more detail on why the .net core devops is problematic?

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    Comment #15247913

    > But the second I need to use an IDE for Windows development, it's too slow to bear. This very much depends on your machine. For example, I have an office machine running an older…

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    Comment #15236626

    I'll reject a suggestion for trying "Best Practice X" about 90% of the time. If you can't come to me with a concrete problem and a concrete solution I'm not interested. Maybe that …

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    Comment #15236571

    I've also changed my stance on it, mostly because I think these companies have become too influential over people. There's a difference between a scrappy company hosting content fo…

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    Comment #15229533

    I'll chime in with the others, I've been using fastmail for years now and have never had a negative experience. You guys do good work and I personally would have no qualms about tr…

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    Comment #15212428

    I would be interested in the technique you used to do this. specifically, how did you get your code to kick off and check on module load?

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    Comment #14635421

    Dang must be offended that I think moderation in the face of extreme views is important.

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    Comment #14628242

    why? If I experienced a major life changing event, I'd commit suicide. I refuse to live in pain every day, or lose my independence. It's a completely rational decision, you don't k…

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    Comment #14628152

    because some things are more important than you a few bucks on a car ride.

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    Comment #14628150

    The motivation of the above poster is accuracy. based upon your post I can understand why you find it difficult identifying such a thing, but there it is. You're so blinded by your…

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    Comment #14628043

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9ImSupXt3g

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    Comment #14627657

    no it doesn't.

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    Comment #14627552

    “Of all the tyrannies, a tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. It may be better to live under robber barons than under the omnipotent …

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    Comment #14627329

    I was specifically responding to the claim that 'unwanted advances' could be considered sexual harassment under the law. yes, technically you could consider rape to be an 'unwanted…

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    Comment #14627323

    I for one can't wait for it to pass. We have people running around calling words violence, catcalling rape, and normal human sexuality sexual harassment. And you can't ask for bala…

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    Comment #14627278

    I must be a horrible human being for having a differing opinion.

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    Comment #14623782

    that's still not sexual harassment, there are plenty of stories of men chasing women and eventually marrying them. human sexuality isn't that cut and dried.

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    Comment #14623682

    or they do so because they've gotten seriously tired of the unfairness of it all. When everything becomes sexual harassment, how can you trust accusations of sexual harassment? It'…

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    Comment #14623668

    and now dang is going to harass him in an attempt to get him off the site. Dang doesn't appreciate being called out for his bullshit.

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    Comment #14623647

    I mean, there's a line. If he hadn't crossed it yet, then he hadn't done anything that needed or deserved to be fired for. That's why the line is there. I have to wonder if the wom…

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    Comment #14623633

    > I've heard stories from several female founders/VC's (not naming names or specific details to protect anonymity) who have experienced repeated unwelcome advances even after it wa…

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    Comment #14606460

    who in the world doesn't need a car that frequently? young people, old people, and homeless people. Everyone else needs a car frequently.

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    Comment #14605203

    I'm not saying it's insurmountable, but the gain just isn't worth the cost imo.

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    Comment #14605194

    What I'm saying is that anyone who's judgement is so poor as to try and argue operator precedence in this discussion isn't worth bothering with.