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Comment #42290995
Hopefully without the latency, it's slow to respond on a 2022 M2 Macbook Air (tried Firefox and Safari)
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Comment #41838931
The 'Status' in the product name has two meanings, with the second being the standing conveyed by being able to shell out $189 for a pomodoro timer.
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Comment #40883086
I wrote some PowerQuery functions and VBA macros to facilitate client invoicing that cut down ~2 hours of work to ~10 minutes (and shrinking, as I toy around with the scripts to de…
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Comment #38768011
I am assuming that GP was not specific about Chinese investors' money due to national security concerns or sinophobia. More pressing, especially to anyone hoping to live anywhere n…
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Comment #35721267
Why make it about race? It's about her being wealthy and connected; rich, well-connected minorities get away with things all the time
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Comment #35717551
> At least the well-off folks won't have their lives ruined if they fail to get tenure So the downtrodden shouldn't ever attempt anything. Also why is this a binary between tenure …
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Comment #35644077
What indicates that Google is "too scared" as opposed to merely lagging behind?
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Comment #35621909
Does VSCode have anything like Emacs' zones mentioned in the article?
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Comment #35604563
While loyalty to the craft can have the side effect of generating more value to an employer, I don't think the two notions are antagonists. Get better at your craft and you'll have…
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Comment #35592442
From the GitHub repo: * A community fork of a language named after a plant fungus. All of the memory-safe features you love, now with 100% less bureaucracy! * I assumed with the 'o…
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Comment #35577821
Why should someone's respect for (presumably) achievements as a technologist or entrepreneur extend to opinions about events like these (or really any event outside of business/tec…
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Comment #35555605
Bio says "middle-aged software developer," so likely just hoping it's far enough that they'll be retired when it doesn't matter to them
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Comment #35538667
> [This analysis] notes that the criminal justice system is more lenient toward white-collar offenders than nonviolent property offenders and that affluent offenders are less likel…
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Comment #35482336
You're right, we should just let inequality fester and wealth disparity grow. I'm glad that early doctors and engineers working on difficult problems didn't just shrug their should…
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Comment #35394049
Money. Where else are likely to make hundreds of thousands of dollars with a PhD in comparative literature?
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Comment #35114887
Per Wikipedia, he's the President of YC, he's essentially a politician (without the ostensible duty to the public)
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Comment #35114067
They're asking to "be made whole," but are "not asking for a bailout." What exactly do they want, then?
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Comment #35005069
Coming to a city near you, WaaS
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Comment #34985116
Even if English is the lingua franca of the world, people master it to varying degrees. Also, it seems like 'quitted' was the more common form up until the ~late 1930s [1], so it's…
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Comment #34974522
As far as I understand, universities' reasoning for differential tuition varies from demand for a particular major, projected earning potential, and the cost of providing the major…
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Comment #34973494
I'd like to add my experience. I did a year of English in university, then switched to a software engineering major after internalizing all the "an English degree is useless" rheto…
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Comment #34939731
While I do agree that a mid/low-level employee is very unlikely to be the cause (why risk a reasonably high salary at Uber and possibly being blackballed from the industry if detec…
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Comment #34898984
What of his endeavor has been miserable? He's still a billionaire who exercises his power as he wishes
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Comment #34860514
It's an approach to reasoning and thinking used in philosophy and science [1]. It could be applied to any concept. The author's articles and those by Bartosz Ciechanowski [2] are g…
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Comment #34843508
TIL Roustem Karimov is Canadian