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My dad is an accountant. I joke sometimes that I got my dad's Autism and my mum's ADHD. Dunno who gave me dyslexia though.

> but you don't have a stab wound just because you have some of the overlapping symptoms

Nobody said this was true for autism. Only that resulting misdiagnoses may be contributing to the uptick.

We were all senior. We all got along well. We split into smaller two or three people project teams and worked siloed from everyone else.

Nobody knew what anyone was doing. The lead was stretched too thin. One project would flounder while he focused on managing the others. It was just a mess.

It didn't help there was some low performers on the team constantly slacking off but that was part of the problem room lead wasn't seeing these problems.

Why do they think it's a good idea to cover half the screen with "spider research"?

Can't even read this too distracting.

Been on a team of 10. Trainwreck.

For a few extra bucks, IKEA sells a 4 pack of casters that perfectly fit the base of these legs. Only takes a few screws and your rack is on wheels.

https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/alex-caster-black-10480607/

https://ikeahackers.net/category/hacks/media-storage/tech-se...

I dunno.. that's why I'm asking.

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You mean content farms? Oh yea, more of that please.

Does it release it?

Nope! Lesson 2.

It was low hanging fruit but saved the company over a million a year with an afternoons worth of work to optimize shipping routes.

I don't think GP was questioning their qualifications. Its exceedingly clear from OPs remarks they don't know what TDD is and haven't even read the article because it covers all this. In detail.

Where do you get your information from? Have you seen that wetmarket? It looked pretty clean to me.

Wetmarkets are diverse.

Nothing, I don't make assumptions. That's something you do.

I tried to do a reinstall a while back. Gave up around 4 hours in. Installing arch was easy, getting it how I liked it on the other hand. That was gonna take another couple weekends of figuring out what I did 5 years ago to make X work just right.

I switched off Ubuntu to arch because I got sick of inconsistencies between Ubuntus hacks and developer defaults talked about in archwiki.

Having one doesn't imply you care about it.

Also, cargo culting has never been a good reason to do anything.

I'm surprised anyone actually gives a crap about robots.txt.

Don't put it online if you don't want it crawled. Welcome to the internet.

I dunno, but I've seen a bug like this in prod while consulting.

Your country needs consumer laws. If something craps out like that within a reasonable timeframe for the thing to last you get a refund or replacement. Generally people expect a blender to last for more than a year or two, you'd get your money back after 8 months here easy.

Same goes for whiteware that's expected to last more than 5 generally.

Shops still somehow sell extended warranties though. Crooks.

Not every comment reply on the internet is a counter argument to the one before it.

I don't think people understand just how much stuff in our daily lives is petrochemicals.

Further, I don't think the quite grasp the scale difference between what we used to have made out of alternatives and what we now make out of plastics.

It's not a question of switching to glass, wood and metal, there simply isn't enough of those resources in the world to support however many billion were up to now.

Happiness has steadily decreased since social media has grown in popularity.

Dealing with it with FIFO is better than not dealing with it.

Yet we have a few billion people on the earth. I think we can spare a few thinking about other problems.

With `pwd`, `gb` and `gs` why do I need prompt taking up horizontal space?

+1 xterm. Terminal boot time is the only thing that matters to me when I open hundreds of them a day.

Reckons main issue is that it degassed the chemicals into the air. With most range hoods just recirculating the air you're basically getting a face full of it every time you cook.

Soap can still ltake a decent chunk out. I use a chainmail cloth with warm water to scrub cast iron, doesn't work off any seasoning.

I think you misread me or I didn't word it well enough.

I meant switch off sqllite by the time you're running a real business critical application off your db.

If you're at millions of revenue and haven't made the switch to a more robust setup I'd have questions.

The question isn't about what you do when you get there the question is if you get there or if you flounder about deciding between self managed MySQL, postgress, rds, MongoDB, gcp, AWS or Azure.