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tiznow
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Comment #49246402
I've been in multiple car accidents this year, none of them my fault. Commuting might actually be the death of me, I can't express to a future employer how much I'm willing to trad…
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Comment #49246259
If people wanted to listen to Cassandras, or more broadly, people who don't have the power to make or stop changes but are voicing consent or considerations -- they would far more …
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Comment #49245942
If you draw then woodcase pencils are far easier to configure into different strokes, widths, tip lengths etc
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Comment #49245897
Privacy nightmare + worse UX than a phone or sitting at your desk? Dead on arrival. Not a fan of Alexa but at least it can change what you're currently viewing on your Fire stick.
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Comment #49245761
Fishing videos are one of the best usecases I've seen for them, but people generally go fishing alone or with close friends/family so it's a much different scenario than being a gl…
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Comment #49245737
People already disable the recording light and the problem is so pervasive Amazon has "banned" the blocking stickers.
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Comment #47221898
Roaming around the apartment complex I grew up, in with friends and a link cable meeting new kids and trading Pokemon were some of the best times of my life. I'm still a Pokemon fa…
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Comment #47219371
If my heat stops working then my heat starts working.
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Comment #45795890
Consider yourself blessed, the one place in my neighborhood where I get one bar on LTE is the same place I once was repairing my car. Awful experience but the rest of the subdivisi…
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Comment #44697593
People have been using "off the market" since before the internet was born.
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Comment #44697587
> There's no objection, but it doesn't work because men compete while women collude. It's funny because many people, even some women would say you have the genders flipped here
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Comment #44477673
.350 Legend is a rising hunting round for deer with upper receivers that can be slapped onto a common AR-15 lower.
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Comment #44449227
Location: East Coast (DC/Philly), willing to work remote in most any time zone Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: AWS, Python (love Django), JavaScript/TypeScript (…
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Comment #42773577
The Paul Graham advice of "build things you and your friends would use" alongside Python -- which was my first language, getting back to coding for the first time since 9th grade -…
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Comment #42605259
I needed this 3 days ago before I approached a mental breakdown, haha.
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Comment #42502807
Yes, but I've never been an employed programmer -- I lost my job over a year ago, and basically, because I still have the chance to upskill and live with my parents, I've used the …
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Comment #42485025
This took me back to a very fun time in my life.
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Comment #42462268
I believe this is part of the problem/perception -- Indian immigration via policies like H-1B and whatever Canada does disproportionately offers people from a handful of Indian sta…
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Comment #42462110
Try repeating this to a developer out of work right now.
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Comment #42462093
No expert on this, but in my estimation the nature of the law and process makes it hard to sue unless you're a one-to-one match with the job posting or invented part of the tech st…
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Comment #42458608
sorry, what's GP here?
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Comment #42447507
"I have to admit" Call me a nitpicker, but nobody likes those results lol.
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Comment #42328267
This comment made me self-date myself, mercy.
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Comment #42227812
It's not just H1-Bs from those cultures, either. I'll give everybody a fair shot but if your cultural mores are extreme deference to authority I'd like to be far away from you when…
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Comment #42031604
I've always found that journaling without an intended structure (a few sentences about a baseball game, or some coding paradigm, or a good memory) helps me to relax. If I task myse…