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rgreasons

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About rgreasons

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    Comment #48594458

    Thanks for this. I will be thinking about “we can create a permission working group” for a long time.

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    Comment #48342545

    Does anyone happen to have an explainer article handy or some background on the boom in “decompilations?” There’s this and I also saw something about Cool Boarders 2… Why this meth…

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    Comment #47843921

    Mind sharing where you went for your lathe cuts (assuming you are happy with how they turned out/sound)?

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    Comment #46940601

    Good thing there are filters!

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    Comment #43758854

    They employ a lot of software developers and it’s a very unique campus. I considered it well worth the click.

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    Comment #43194281

    This comment introduced me to pachinkremental. Thank you / goddamn you.

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    Comment #43028333

    I consider you a pretty big name in our little corner of the world, so that number seemed pretty low to me! Expected 5 figures at least!!

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    Comment #43026971

    Really surprised at the lack of “big” names on the list. My gut reaction was “really, no PyCon?” But when I went to the PyCon channel, even the keynotes from last year barely crack…

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    Comment #43026960

    It appears to contain a bunch of other conferences. NDC, ElixirConf, etc.

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    Comment #42494296

    Lexington is the home of the University of Kentucky. Lexmark shuttering their plant wouldn’t be _good_ for the economy, but Lexington is first and foremost a “college town.”

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    Comment #41927675

    They have much less content, but if you value quality over quantity, I don't think that's an issue. When I look at the Apple TV+ catalog, I can see myself giving an honest shake to…

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    Comment #40467773

    My favorite CS story in a long time. Up there with the 500-mile email.

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    Comment #38026789

    There are musicians that would love to use hardware-based emulation for recording and would happily settle for current software-based solutions for live performance. Many professio…

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    Comment #37848672

    Having to quote escape a “timestamp” field at least once a week, I was _extremely_ surprised to see it excluded from this list.

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    Comment #31488999

    +1 for the orchestration horror stories podcast.

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    Comment #30087627

    If one of your concerns is that you end up washing your headphones, you’re right - I don’t think you’re ready for wireless earbuds.

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    Comment #29930830

    I think OP implied a better solution when mentioning interviews that mimic the job: present interviewees with a small take-home case study based on a real on-the-job problem. I hav…

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    Comment #29360184

    Stayed at a hotel with a faucet with some of the features you described - button-push and straightforward temperature control - and it was one of the best shower experiences I’ve e…

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    Comment #21992486

    my understanding was they are non-replaceable batteries, period. Apple doesn't replace the batteries on AirPods, just recycles the AirPod and provides a new one.

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    Comment #18948197

    Mind sharing which book/article you're referencing? Sounds interesting.

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    Comment #15246921

    In addition to everyone's replacement suggestions, I feel like it's worth noting that Access still exists and is part of some Office365 distributions. For small-ish companies that …

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    Comment #14838949

    To be fair, Grantland was an ESPN subsidiary. I believe this model can be a success, but the definition of "success" for The Athletic and for ESPN are probably very different.

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    Comment #14351320

    There's a slideshow that includes pictures of the pods. They just chose to start with a nondescript picture of Tim Cook instead of pod guts.