http://boards.4chan.org/pol/archive
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/pol/ - Politically Incorrect - Archive - 4chan
| ▲ | a pajeeta [ View ]475483656Working is literally pointless: Anyone else feel like theyre not getting ANY further ahead in life d…[ View ]475526255Why won’ |
| ▲ | IM GAY. 'just grow a beard, baby.'[ View ]475507451It's like they're not even trying with their skin suits anymore... >tell me you're…[ |
| ▲ | what is righ…[ View ]475506343THEYRE ACTUALLY GOING ALL IN ON KAMALA THEYRE NOT PICKING A RANDOM NO NAME YOUNG GUY THEYRE SHILLING…[ View ] |
| ▲ | comments/1ean498/my_d…[ View ]475476796Muzz Ruzz Roof: if ruzzies are white (they're not), then why do they have curved muzzie rooftop…[ View ]475483409Why |
| ▲ | so sick of hearing about this freemasonic patsy. Is that all they're going to talk abo…[ View ]475575930The alpha males are back and |
| ▲ | with BLM?: Most of the activism aro…[ View ]475493620Just a reminder, they're going to cheat again. They're setting it up. They're openly …[ View ] |
| ▲ | losing 50% of electorates faith in the electoral process in 2020 they're all b…[ View ]475527577Trump needs to stpe down. He's a fucking |
http://blog.jayfields.com
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Jay Fields' Thoughts
| ▲ | of those employees will impact your success. If you find what they're good at and get them doing that, you may have found |
http://thedad.blog
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thedadblog
| ▲ | When the they're listening to has a crossover episode we say “they're trying to trick you in to throwing your money away!” And |
| ▲ | there, we remind them “you're not allowed to watch that show, they're trying to trick you into wanting to watch it.” When there's |
| ▲ | mentioned it yet in this post, I have five kids. And they're all SOOOOO different in so many ways. Raising our first kid ( |
| ▲ | the middle of the restaurant. Of course my first thought is “they're a horrible parent” but then of course, I think back to |
| ▲ | up for their own preferences, and tastes, and comfort level as they're increasingly faced with peer pressure. Perhaps they'll be more likely to |
| ▲ | with a belief that kids should be allowed to cry when they're sad, that expressing emotions is a good thing to do, and |
http://mechachan.net
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Mechachan
| ▲ | do with the virtualization of our (otherwise excellent) shoestring-budget hosting. They're aware of the problem, but no fixes have worked yet. Update: |
http://jerrynsh.com
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Jerry Ng's blog
| ▲ | Python. They are useful for creating modular and reusable code. Plus, they're pretty cool once you get the hang of them! In this |
https://blog.steve.fi
1 month ago
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Steve Kemp's Blog
| ▲ | port I/O, delays, and simple math opertions. We can pretend they're stack-based, though there are some differences and some niggles. I'm |
https://www.mgaudet.ca/technical/2018/6/5/an-inline-cache-isnt-just-a-cache
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An Inline Cache isn’t Just a Cache — Matthew Gaudet
| ▲ | webserver like memcached . The funny thing is, that really undersells how they're used in SpiderMonkey (and I believe other JS engines), and in |
http://frominsidethebox.com
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Thoughts from Inside the Box
| ▲ | also can't blame them, because people do want to feel like they're doing something good or making a difference or whatever with their |
| ▲ | probably be more successful in hiring by telling prospective employees that they're "[serving] the public conversation," even if the day-to-day job |
http://www.itsdougholland.com
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Diary of a Fat Slob
| ▲ | era. There's a magazine table, with only a few subscriptions, but they're the ones I'd appreciate — The New Yorker , and the London Review |
| ▲ | years, and I seriously doubt they even want to win elections. They're the Washington Generals — their job is to show up and look |
| ▲ | of the ten are successful executives or millionaire real estate agents. They're all weirdos like me, like everyone I like, and despite my |
| ▲ | of them gives a brief talk at the podium. After that they're each available to be "checked out" like books, for conversations at |
| ▲ | at Spacely Space Sprockets. It's repetitive and boring as fuck, but they're important buttons, those buttons we push. The company couldn't function unless |
http://steve-yegge.blogspot.com
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Stevey's Blog Rants
| ▲ | would dictate that it should. Very gratifying! No complaints here! And they're also really nice when it comes to landing jumps that you |
| ▲ | possible answer: they are clueless. I mean, don't get me wrong: they're also lovable, brilliant, passionate, technically astounding, and outright visionary . But they're |
| ▲ | they're also lovable, brilliant, passionate, technically astounding, and outright visionary . But they're also and bumbling and clueless. They're the neighborhood kid who catches |
| ▲ | playing upwards of 8 hours a day, around the clock. And they're all over the world -- I have testers in Japan, England, New |
| ▲ | Zealand, Spain, Nigeria, Toronto, east coast, west coast, I forget where they're all from. But we're talking about a group of only about |
| ▲ | What's a few API calls between friends?" They have quotas, but they're so high that I won't have to worry about them for |
| ▲ | Our APIs should scale with your business." They have quotas, but they're so high that I won't have to worry about them for |