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It’s not uncommon to have 2 kids on an iPad, a daytime show in the living room on, and grandma upstairs watching her shows.

Plot twist : a huge funnel on the other side of the door.

Likely none.

I would join Twitter after a 75% culling if the stock grants and pay were proportional with the risk taken. Culling 75% from sales and marketing departments is easy. It’ll be harder in engineering.

Porn should be used to get ideas for what you want to do with your partner. That’s my .002.

Thanks to Newt Gingrich.

I completely understand this sentiment and I've been there. I was at a job that paid me extraordinarily well (particularly with my stock grants). Yet I was constantly on call, having to respond to hundreds of requests in the #ask-foo channel, and constantly servicing inbound chore tasks. My skills are in algorithmic and low level engineering.

Ultimately a move was what made my life better.

Toilet paper is taxed also as a non essential.

If developers aren't building housing for families higher on the SES ladder, that's generally a result of regulatory issues.

Also thousands upon thousands of engineers. Not all of these products are intended for the same use cases.

The reason why I’m not adopting C# is because I’m never going to be a windows user.

At present he hasn’t been fired and if his date of vesting wasn’t approaching, OPs question may not even have arisen in his mind.

Since terminating him is a question related directly to his vesting, everyone is going to know he was let go right before vesting to eek out the best possible value from him right before he gets something he’s worked a year to receive.

“Yeah but our contract says” is literally the worst thing you can do with a small company if you want morale to be high.

Agreed with this. Everyone knows when he vests. You will lose the trust of others if you are seen to be doing this only now so that you can avoid giving him some other component of what he has earned.

And despite his performance, he did earn it.

Legitimate question : how does the Russian regime meet the definition of fascism?

Surely we can “harden” Linux for this application?

The white knights in this thread downvoting me. Pathetic.

Can you elaborate on how “strongmen type leaders” differs from the behavior patterns of so many of our worlds leaders during and after the pandemic?

> if I fail to maintain a job, it is statistically associated with divorce

But heaven forbid you expect your wife to keep up the pretenses set when you married her.

What you’re missing here is that you don’t actually have a right to be a user.

The point of the UN is to negotiate your differences rather than decide them with MAD or nuclear weapons.

With respect to DeFi - I hope. With respect to censorship, I can’t agree.

Imagine how much more we can trust the science once all of the reported side effects of the vaccines aren't suppressed and censored. Maybe then we can understand why those side effects happened, understand the chemistry and biology around those side effects, and build better vaccines for the next time we have a global pandemic.

I'm old enough to remember how the only words you can repeat in public, often in private, and certainly online are "you must get the vaccine, it is safe, it is effective." I'm glad to see this trend shifting.

Most of these are reported by individuals who are gaslit be being told it’s not related to the vaccine, which is very effective and safe.

Since effective means: you need this again every 3 months, and it won’t affect whether you contract or receive the illness, one can wonder objectively what it means to be safe.

Not a criticism but did you consider any of the Golang libraries for doing user interfaces (DearImGUI is what I’m looking at now).

> The tool is written in Java for expediency on the UI front.

I never thought I would live to see the day these words were unironically authored.

I’m truly thankful in my life for Sutter doing the work he does to make this language better. He is a giant.

Almost like the outcomes are desirable to the actors in your commentary.

> I bet there were times where Lilibet just wanted to go to her room and cry.

Somehow I think those of us who also feel this way and dear Lilibet had very different experiences doing so.

It’s the Atlantic, after all.

I hated giving Vice a click because this article headline has already received its due ridicule in the current thread.

However just to confirm for you, the first words of the article are:

> Last week, AlumaSafway, a Canadian scaffolding company,