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I don't want Knuth to Robert Jordan/George RR Martin himself so I'm waiting for vol 5 to complete before purchasing the set

we should put speed limiters on cars so they can't go faster than 5 mph and endanger someone else

nah. my bank, electric company, telephone carrier, internet carrier, and social media platforms (effectively the public square) should have no choice but to carry me regardless of my opinions

it aligns with my values on free speech and I think social media platforms should be common carriers and be forced to allow all free speech (aside from fire in a crowded theater)

fine with downvoting, just no banning or censoring for unpopular opinions

100% agree with florida here, would be huge for me

I'm not an elixir programmer but I saw that and decided to pick it up

there's no chance in hell I'd clean my airbnb if there's a fee attached

when I go to a hotel or airbnb etc (and yes, they are equivalent) the main reason for me doing so is that I have no intention of cleaning up after myself

Just received Kubernetes: Up & Running 3rd edition from Amazon yesterday, but good to know there will soon be some alternatives

I've not received blatant cash offers but people have contacted me through github and skype and asked to freelance through my name.

the launcher is huge for me dash integration workflow empty trash I set up a few snippets for terminal commands clipboard history also another workflow for setting my audio input/outputs from headphone/mic to speaker etc

All of the companies I've worked for in the last few years who were Rails stack on Heroku have or were migrating to k8s deployments on the big three (AWS/GCP/Azure). For personal apps I'm looking at consolidating my stuff to Digital Ocean.

just set up a new m1 this week:

apple command line tools, emacs for os x, warp, rosetta terminal (for installing intel stuff), homebrew, the silver searcher, keyboard maestro, alfred, rescue time, docker, bartender, paw, tableplus, hopper disassembler, proxyman, textual, dash, nordvpn

I recently recall free donuts being offered for medical injections so I think a donut and coffee for my data privacy is a no-brainer. I'm pretty sure it's all been breached time and again anyway.

Bitbucket anyone? Or Atlassian is no longer an option?

I'm still waiting for the dr bronner koolade

'Alexa, please vacuum up this stain'

[Alexa-Roomba proceeds to clean the stain the carpet, while simultaneously analyzing the contents of the stain- 'blood, in large quantity']

[NOTIFYING RING HOME SECURITY]

'Homeowner, you're under arrest'

I was looking into that because it sparked my concern, but I also think they make good points here in response to that article: https://nordvpn.com/blog/how-nordvpn-protects-the-privacy-of...

this is cool, but I think NordVPN at least offers the same thing: https://nordvpn.com/retail/

I'll be okay with this as long as the opposite stops as well, prevent the immigrants from coming to the US

I'm American and I've lived here four years now. Knock on wood, but I've yet to even see a crime. That's not to say it doesn't exist, I've heard of petty theft, muggings, and burglary, as well as narco gunfights etc. However, I can assure you that's located to particular regions.

Natural causes- natural to the line of work they're in

I've read about 1-2 per month so far this year, but I'm burnt out now and I plan on hopefully not reading any more technical books this year. Also I find I don't really remember much from them, but I don't take notes etc, I am more of the 'something will rub off on you' persuasion when I read books.

My understanding is if it is particularly last minute, Airbnb will arrange the rebook to another property, and this $1000 is to subsidize those costs to Airbnb?

I wonder if that's particular to Asia, because I've noticed McDonalds is the same as the US in Latin America (gringo safe space), aside from a couple extra menu items

I suspect that working on your 9-5 during your personal projects is much more common

Sales/income tax I can agree with. Property/estate inheritance taxes I do not.

agreed, that was like the first thing I noticed which broke a lot of the credibility

I think for cold applications this is probably the case, salary ranges (if competitive) will help encourage people to apply.

However, recently I've opted to just response to LinkedIn messages that seem interesting. Many of them have the range, or if not, I just respond asking what the salary range is prior to having a call with them. Most of the time I get a response, and if not, then to the dustbin they go.

I had something similar specifically with google mail. I use multiple google accounts. I had to be very careful about switching tabs or clicking anything while switching google accounts, or I would find that it would not switch and I'd be stuck back in the account I was already in. I haven't noticed it in a while so perhaps they fixed it.

This is also the case in Mexico