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zampano
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Comment #46917250
Me too! I'm a big fan of Rob Robinette's guitar amp page [1] for similar reasons [1] https://robrobinette.com/Amp_Stuff.htm
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Comment #45672377
I think a lot of the larger form-factor/larger capacity models are still shuckable, though sometimes you still have to put kapton tape on one of the pins to allow it to work with a…
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Comment #41133111
No, I don't think you'd see much benefit if you're already within a healthy BMI range. Generally, drugs like Ozempic or Wegovy are going to make you feel less hungry and, when you …
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Comment #36576279
Stealth Health Startup | Senior Fullstack Engineer (Typescript) | San Francisco, CA (US) | Hybrid on-site schedule (3 days onsite, 2 days remote) | Full-time We're a seed-stage hea…
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Comment #33833091
What makes bitcoin different other than it being older than the rest of the pack?
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Comment #17911253
My experience is only anecdotal, but I think most city centers I've spent much time in (Austin, Houston, Tokyo) haven't had many families around during the work week either. If you…
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Comment #17909866
That really depends on which part of the city you’re in, my neighborhood is a sea of strollers!
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Comment #17475636
I feel like this does a disservice to a prospective React developer in that, the hard part isn't finding what all the options are for each of these areas, its finding the one to st…
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Comment #13768408
AnyPerk | Senior DevOps Engineer, Frontend Engineer | SF | https://anyperk.com AnyPerk helps customers build cultures of appreciation and recognition, knowing that happier employee…
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Comment #10496484
AnyPerk • San Francisco • Full Time • ONSITE We are the AnyPerk engineering team, and we design and polish the system driving awesome benefits to thousands of companies daily. • Ra…
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Comment #8743751
Congratulations! The two of you easily became two of my biggest role models after I was introduced to web development; its been a pleasure to follow your general trajectories. Than…
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Comment #8395336
I haven't dropped Dropbox because I was unaware of the appointment of Condoleezza Rice prior to this poll. I've been considering dropping it for awhile for general privacy reasons,…
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Comment #8229709
My friends, coworkers and I use it constantly (nearly daily) for the same stuff we used to use Venmo for: splitting tabs/cabs/etc. It's just a little more convenient in that a new …
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Comment #8149131
In my experience (I'm an instructor at one of these schools), the vast majority of incoming students already have a 4-year degree in a different area. I think for many people who m…
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Comment #7956234
I don't think he was saying he couldn't pay because he couldn't afford to pay, I think he was saying he couldn't pay because he doesn't have the option of paying with the economic …
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Comment #7051289
A couple more: * ⌘ + ` (tilde key) to switch between different windows of your current application * ⌘ + l (lowercase L) in most web browsers to highlight the address bar
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Comment #6589229
I actually used unirest.rb as one of the tools to teach my students about HTTP requests. I loved the clear syntax and found the experience a lot more straight-forward than many of …
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Comment #5763351
Wow, I'm still a relative newcomer, but I constantly pull up the CSS and JS for any site that seems interesting. Considering how easy Chrome devtools makes it to play around with s…
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Comment #5669831
UMich is not really emblematic of mid-level schools. While rankings don't mean a lot, UMich is still ranked #13 by US News & World Reports for graduate-level economics and thus wou…
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Comment #5639571
Why wouldn’t the millions of unemployed Americans train themselves to code? I'd say this is exactly what my friends and I have done. We had been nerds growing up but the majority o…
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Comment #5619448
My experience is nearly opposite. The last time I bought a CD was over 10 years ago, I attend concerts and music festivals often (1-2x monthly) and consider these experiences much …
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Comment #5615761
As others have said, I could probably answer many of these depending on your definition. I typically consult multiple reference books daily. I'm usually reading some piece of ficti…
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Comment #5599281
A lot of this criticism is also assuming everyone is using their own computers. At a couple of places I've worked, we could store our files on a network drive but we got a fresh in…
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Comment #5599011
When I was living in Tokyo, I used to go eat at a mexican restaurant in Yotsuya where a fellow Houston-ite was the chef. She'd always give me a couple of free cervezas and maybe a …