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So why this over tcgplayer’s low costs or card kingdom’s generous buylist? Can you make a cart optimizer that works?

No office compares to my own home.

This is a huge problem for me! Frequently I can't hear people at all. My team is fully remote from each other, but we're all required to go into one of the company's offices five days a week. The worst of both worlds.

This would work in Magic: Arena digital-only formats using the perpetual mechanic plus a variation of the text on a card like Magical Hack.

Anything that I buy from a Facebook group or something similar over $x, I set up a camera and record myself opening the product. Anything that I sell over $x, I record evidence of packing and shipping. I don't really have a set value for x, but it's definitely under $690. That might not have made a difference with Amazon, but it can't hurt.

What do you use it for?

Funny that I was about to comment "it doesn't seem so bad, just draw a directed graph to work it out". Reading your comment it does seem a little unreasonable.

The argument of untapped talent simply doesn’t influence my employer. Middle managers have been pushing to continue remote, and executives have told us in department meetings that the company values culture above all, and part of our culture is being in person. Many people moved during the pandemic and if they want to stay on they need to go into a company office every day. My team of nine is spread across five offices and we’re all required to go into a company office 5 days a week, regardless of whether we do work with anyone in that office.

I love love love DuckDB. When I can use DuckDB + pyarrow and not import pandas, it makes my day.

I really don't like these "favorite x" questions. Aren't interviewers just asking something like "tell me about a language you use and why it's relevant to this interview"? Why not ask questions more directly?

I saw on reddit recently (some database related subreddit) someone say "tell me your favorite type of join" as their favorite interview question.

Once I discovered DuckDB, I use pandas methods a lot less. It’s so much easier for me to write SQL than to deal with Pandas’ syntax.

The post says "This post isn’t an introduction to relational programming"

I love that I can adjust individual people’s volume in discord. Afaik I can’t in zoom.

Is the audio jack an apple thing? I'm on a four year old Dell and it's on the right.