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Comment #48928795
No, I actually like this reply, because it's true in its essentials. You can find someone to tell you what you want to hear, but it's not going to pay the rent. And actual help nee…
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Comment #48790246
Boring old programmer. Honestly I gave up rules-lawyering in D&D some time ago, because it just makes things a slog. Which, while fun for me sometimes (I play Dwarf Fortress), isn'…
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Comment #48657066
In grade school I kept meticulous, tedious logbooks of ships entering and leaving an imaginary port for tax purposes.
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Comment #48301540
Not to sound like a codger, but we even said in the 90s that computers are just very fast idiots.
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Comment #48301433
This is smart but also hilarious.
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Comment #48301348
Imagine if we did this for countries.
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Comment #48217118
I dunno. Is AI less than forty years old?
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Comment #47864082
Huge second to zachtronics.
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Comment #47283773
I have worked in tech in many different cities and when I worked for a startup in San Diego, we were surrounded by health tech companies of all sizes. I've never worked in Boston, …
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Comment #46815820
That's fair. It would have been a weird reunion anyway.
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Comment #46815570
Weird side question, but any chance you use(d) the same name on Playstation Network?
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Comment #45450239
100% this. Hetzner has no problems completely blowing away whatever you've got running for arbitrary reasons. And their support is incresibly bad.
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Comment #45279764
Sure, the kinda go-to for this is rtl-sdr.com's device (just search amazon). They have a great and comprehensive site, too: https://www.rtl-sdr.com
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Comment #45279461
Do not post affliliate links. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08HGQXC7C
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Comment #45279161
Yeah, the ancient stoics made a whole philosophy about it.
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Comment #45119425
make me a truly flat surface
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Comment #44967205
I noticed this also, and ever since, I've made it a point to always have memorized my SO's number and my best friend's number.
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Comment #44867519
No, it is not feasible to run modem signals over VOIP, as the various codecs all compress signals and cut frequencies and all manner of things to reduce bandwidth consumption, whic…
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Comment #44509145
I have no horse in that race but just to see people talking about XML like this a quarter of a century after the first time I saw similar comments is just funny, I don't care who y…
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Comment #44455209
I think this is normal for most people, but I've found that one-on-one's are a way more effective tool for revealing these sorts of situations. A good manager, though, is very rare…
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Comment #40179962
I interviewed at DoorDash way back when, could've been about employee #12 or something. But when I sat down to interview with a couple of the cofounders, it seemed to me they were …
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Comment #29681350
It's interesting to note that stoicism -- in my experience perhaps the most difficult thing I've ever done and still fight hard every day to follow -- could be said at its core to …
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Comment #29681187
That's what I've been using for some years and it's never been a problem for me. You are right that you have to have at least a basic understanding of how a mail server works, and …
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Comment #28033420
But that is exactly what happens: Human civilization is a generational loop of genocide and treachery. All of these wonderful things we enjoy exist in spite of everything we are.
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Comment #27740922
Once upon a time in Germany, I was put on several special duty assignments to guard documents overnight (with a machine gun!) prior to their destruction by companies like this.