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jblarneyforward
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Comment #25552444
What about companies with multi site offices? Isn’t that effectively remote?
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Comment #25552428
Often I email the person directly to thank them, but only works if there’s a public email.
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Comment #23754607
B B m f em m L
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Comment #23588599
That last point is pretty hilarious! I find writing up the minutes during the meeting and distilling to “are these the most important points?” works to grab folks’ attention.
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Comment #23472018
I had the vague sense that it was as easy to cross-compile rust binaries as it is for go. Distributing single binary would be easier, but `cargo install xyz` seems harder than pyth…
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Comment #23267041
Have you tried turning on voice control? That allows you to control the entire screen without holding phone (“show numbers”, “Tap 5”, “Tap 4”, “Text I want to enter”, “Tap send”)
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Comment #23059578
Slightly confused by your comment, the new editor has gone from markdown-ish to actual markdown. That is easier/better.
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Comment #23010624
Problem is that most patients will recover from Covid 19, so unlike a more deadly disease, need a high bar for treatments.
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Comment #22993615
CDK is significantly more comprehensible than CloudFormation. Particularly: it has patterns and convenciones baked in that let a few lines of code translate into 100s of lines of C…
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Comment #22987983
What about messenger/WhatsApp/insta?
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Comment #22578511
Correct link (not sure what’s wrong with the current one): https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/14/technology/coronavirus-pu...
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Comment #21877181
The article focuses on opposition to gay marriage and to women in the priesthood, briefly touching on only an expansion in size of # missionaries and openness of records. The blog …
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Comment #20735098
I liked fire a lot, gets kinda goofy sometimes (and it looks abnormal in exceptions). If you can use python 3 - defopt is simpler and less visually noisy on errors https://defopt.r…
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Comment #20735085
Click and argparse end up with a lot of boilerplate. `defopt` ( https://defopt.readthedocs.io/en/stable/ ) reduces it to almost nothing (granted only in Python 3), is only a single…