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coaxial
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Comment #18207717
I don't think I get your point, could you elaborate on what you mean?
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Comment #18207648
> Got rejected for not 'technically competent' despite polished complex app on both the App Store and on Github. It's insulting to the point I want to start cancelling processes wi…
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Comment #18190578
Same here, have tried QC25s and didn't keep them because it made me feel like I had a cold, gave me headaches, and felt like my ears were not equalized pressure wise. I use concert…
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Comment #18176907
To your point re 400k condos, I would very much question the quality, size, and location for these. 400 seems very low and below market for the city.
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Comment #18163764
Maybe I'm missing the point. This article, to me, read very much like "how to draw an owl: step 1 draw two circles, step 2 draw the rest of the owl"
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Comment #18163616
It reminds me of Genoa on newsroom. I won't spoil it for those who haven't seen the show, and highly recommend watching it if you haven't. You don't even have to be into the news o…
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Comment #18153092
The plural of anecdote isn't data.
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Comment #18152058
Thank you, that was useful.
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Comment #18116923
Curious: how does the PBX verify caller ID? Do you know how it works in practice?
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Comment #18100491
I very occasionally still Hy things from Amazon when I have absolutely no other chance. But I do everything I can to find the time locally and buy it instore or from another more r…
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Comment #18097227
I used to wonder too why would anyone answer yes if that was really their intent. I was told that this was a technicality: you plan on assassinating the president (or whatever the …
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Comment #18093261
The people I know who have the approach you have now seem to have a harder time finding a job, because every employer expects their engineers to be passionate about whatever it is …
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Comment #18029065
In my experience, bonuses are also very discretionary and completely opaque. I've seen countless offers touting a sizeable bonus at the entire discretion of the company with no way…
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Comment #18026073
I suspect that being a trust fund kid ruins it for you anyway. If you were born that way you'll have a harder time enjoying it because this has always been your baseline and you do…
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Comment #18011191
That video was fun, thank you.
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Comment #17996496
Supported? Yes. Usable and not excruciatingly slow? Not so sure.
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Comment #17994771
Yes, the delay is random. According to the manual, this was validated with experts Rabbis and is congruent with the way things should be done on Sabbath.
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Comment #17994248
Qmk can handle multiple controllers though. My helix is a split keyboard with an Arduino and OLED display in each half and it runs qmk.
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Comment #17993993
My oven has a Shabbat mode: when you activate this mode, touching the controls doesn't make any sound anymore, opening the oven door doesn't trigger the light, and when touching a …
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Comment #17986830
Apple's business model heavily relies on planned obsolescence to bully you into throwing away YOUR working iPhone when they've decided its time for you to drop another 700-1000$ by…
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Comment #17927528
I guess you haven't looked much into how 99% of "farm" animals are raised.
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Comment #17917250
Well, you already have "ping pong tables", "snacks", "disrupting the world" and "open space floor plan" listed as perks quite often, so why not. It is a perk as opposed to no breat…
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Comment #17863478
You would fail anyway, because the interviewer thought it's pretty clear that automatic transmission was implied, not manual, since the job is about baking doughnuts.
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Comment #17841973
Arsenic occurs naturally.
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Comment #17768442
Haha, nicely said. I'll add reading political tea leaves to my skills.