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weareconvo
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Comment #23458043
FYI: As of the time of this reply, https://dixonary.co.uk/cabal-2020 returns a 404.
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Comment #23444182
Every single question of that form is impossible to answer with mere words. Luckily, people CAN answer it through aggregate choice, so we don't have to worry about it. ...but since…
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Comment #23443231
Come to Homer's BBBQ. The extra B is for BYOBB.
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Comment #23425424
Man it would be funny if this was just a single link to a suicide hotline.
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Comment #23417965
True, but there may also be a national interest in him not being in charge anymore.
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Comment #23306047
And then displayed them in the worst way you could think of? Why does it instantly produce two-way scrolling? How do you even advance to the next slide? Why does Facebook's pitch d…
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Comment #23303375
Now apologize for spamming my inbox without an unsubscribe link.
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Comment #23253957
...also, the existing frameworks are either unmaintained or god-awful (I'm lookin' at you, web development community).
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Comment #23216811
Or to put it mathematically, the optimal amount of exploration time in this explore/exploit problem is far less than you might think.
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Comment #23161169
I can't put my finger on it, but this seems less like a helpful incremental improvement and more like sowing the seeds of our own destruction. Like it's obviously bad to only write…
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Comment #11178549
Your argument here seems to be that even if the majority of programmers find Lisp and all its derivatives to be difficult to read, we're wrong.
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Comment #6009657
Says the guy named "crazygringo".
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Comment #6009639
...any comments about the actual content of my post, or are we just going to talk about my odd use of SoCal surfer idioms for a while?
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Comment #6009629
Surprisingly, nobody jumped on "crazygringo" when he attacked my usage of a word with a negative connotation. By the way, if anyone's inclined to fucking ASK why I used that word a…
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Comment #6009603
I'm mocking the situation: - Promotion is largely driven by launches - Erego, people launch unnecessary shit - That's ridiculous - ??? - The New Hangouts
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Comment #6009601
I think the fact that I worked there for over 5 and a half years should afford my opinion a bit more weight, but as I despise the Argument By Authority fallacy, I'll concede that a…
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Comment #6009592
Thank you for the benefit of the doubt. Admittedly, if I cared about being taken seriously, I would've chosen my words more carefully. However, I just felt like dashing off a quick…
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Comment #6009528
>Calling her a "chick" is like calling Larry Page a "boy toy" -- the word is used largely in sexual situations ("picking up chicks"), and is incredibly unprofessional and demeaning…
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Comment #6009509
If you're a PC douchebag who actively seeks out opportunities to be offended by things, then, sure. Otherwise, I wouldn't recommend it.
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Comment #6009502
Or let's just not put words in my fucking mouth by declaring what connotation I had in mind by my use of the word "chick".
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Comment #6009499
Maybe you should be more open-minded then.
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Comment #6009496
It's hard to get promoted at Google unless you launch things, and the Internal Tools team never launched shit. So they just latch onto any excuse to launch whatever they can, even …
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Comment #6009386
No, it's not. It's the truth.
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Comment #6009334
The chick in charge of the Internal Tools team? That shit is widely regarded within Google as a dead-end ghetto, devoid of opportunities for promotion and looked down on by the oth…
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Comment #5773320
And if you do DOM manipulation inside an eval... god help you.