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lwigo
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Comment #28012293
Sailors still rely(ied) on stars even with chronometers but I get the point you're making. "Head west for 8 weeks" wasn't quite enough.
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Comment #27991157
Brightened my day. ;)
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Comment #27959171
I think the answer has to do with calls to action and the assumption users make that the cursor hand is a link to another web page or another part of the site, while not all button…
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Comment #27516553
Explicitly, yes. Implicitly, no.
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Comment #27502535
They are a moving target, but my org has them pretty closely pinned to 2hrs of "work time" per point, at least ideologically. When you see that go from 12-18ish in person per perso…
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Comment #27502474
I have worked more (and harder, quantifiable by sprint points if you must have a number) in the past year from home than in the entire rest of my career combined. My close ones tel…
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Comment #27449216
They are ruining / skewing the stats of that plugin in the readme for others, it uses an algo to determine profile rankings based on everyone elses stats.
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Comment #26411542
Recruiters will straight up ask for .DOC versions, too. The gall.
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Comment #26276996
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26266902 ;) Intel from the ground in Atlanta is that a person in the article is trying to milk it a bit. I cannot confirm myself, though. I wil…
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Comment #26259201
In all stock deals, how much does that end up being? Like 1 share Apple per 1000 stock options of the startup?
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Comment #26091331
Can't wait to see all the same apps popping up on GitHub.
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Comment #26066875
A rural small town judge probably doesn't have the best insight into that, just that Corporal Bubba said he calibrated it so it must've been right. I know, this is exceedingly cyni…
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Comment #26066185
When the officer shows up and swears under oath that he "calibrated it that morning" it's not so easy. :shrug:
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Comment #26052072
There should be a fourth fear in the "Giving Up" section: giving up a decent to great salary when being mediocre cuts it just fine in a lot of positions.
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Comment #25969898
Not an endorsement but this was retweeted by Kai Ryssdal: https://twitter.com/TheStalwart/status/1355531873896824834
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Comment #25964679
It's got nothing to do with Robinhood. If a hedge decides to cover the short so they don't have to admit defeat and go bankrupt, then the entire market goes down because they'll en…
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Comment #25794148
How is it like Miranda (just trying to figure out your metaphor)? One possible response to extreme over stimulation or aggression is to completely shutdown?
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Comment #25687531
Most Americans have no idea, even after Queens Gambit.
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Comment #25562328
As well as the fraudulent PPP claims from prison.
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Comment #25560748
I believe so, but it requires more infrastructure setup. You'll have to have a prod level test ACH account through Dwolla or something, then watch Stripe interact with that. It's n…
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Comment #25499169
And Tech's program is awesome. ;)