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by DIVx0 8y ago
Taking a chance and joining a very large corporation. Previously I was all about startups or small companies and was very much against the mega-corp environment. Over several months a colleague "recruited" me to join their team an
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by DIVx0 8y ago
I pick at my facial hair whenever I'm reading or thinking, it's a big problem for me since I like having a beard. I have to shave it every so often because it gets scraggly with bald patches of plucked hair. Thankfully growing fac
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by DIVx0 8y ago
There are many, but one of the points above mentions that participants are distributed globally and that saying that everyone must use the same platform was a nonstarter. I'll add that trust is not necessarily granted by inclusion. The
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by DIVx0 8y ago
we did a long evaluation of HyperLedger Fabric (0.6 - 1.x) for a project at my company. We really wanted it to work since the chain code model was cool however we ran into stumbling block after stumbling block and in the end ditched it for
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by DIVx0 8y ago
I've gone through some "company culture training." At first I thought it was a good way to waste two days and was resentful because it was required training. However, even with that poor mindset I gained several key insights
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by DIVx0 8y ago
I really wish we could use Surface Hubs or this new whiteboard product at my company. We're a huge global enterprise and many development teams are split across boarders. It is very difficult to convey complicated technical work over a
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by DIVx0 8y ago
The press release is vague for the same reason why I can't directly answer some of your questions/challenges. However, the fact that we're using a permissioned network does not automatically say that trust is absolutely grant
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by DIVx0 8y ago
Yes, my company is using Quorum to build a permissioned blockchain amongst industry parties to exchange data for various value-add purposes. We have done a lot of analysis and can see large benefits of using Ethereum based private network i
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by DIVx0 9y ago
This is great. I often use "find the bacon number of two wikipedia" as a take-home programming challenge question for software dev candidates.
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by DIVx0 9y ago
I used to live in an exurb of Minneapolis (25 miles) and had to commute to/from the city. I'm sorry to say that at least for Minneapolis this map is wildly inaccurate. My 25 mile commute would take me, not accounting for unusual w
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by DIVx0 9y ago
I just bought a house that has two 2nd gen protects along with traditional style detectors, So far so good! No false positives so far. I reset both detectors and had them go through their self test when we moved in and they both report bein
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by DIVx0 9y ago
Its been a long time since i've subscribed to a magazine but I have always enjoyed reading Nautilus articles. $29 for print and digital is a steal for the quality of content they produce.
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by DIVx0 10y ago
Anecdote; I just went though Denver TSA earlier this weeek and managed to make it though the scanners while wearing my belt with a very obvious metallic belt buckle. Was waved though with no extra screening. Incidentally I was flagged aside
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by DIVx0 10y ago
This is very timely news. I'm involved in a fairly large project to migrate some enterprise infrastructure onto Azure. We've hit a road block with ACS and their newly announced ACS-Engine addresses all of that [0]. This Container
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by DIVx0 10y ago
As is said every time this blog updates: This is very interesting stuff and I enjoy reading about the progress. I can't imagine the excitement these folks felt when the machine finally booted up. All of their skilled trouble shooting a
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by DIVx0 10y ago
I'm a dev manager at a mega corp. I spend about 60 - 75% of my day in meetings. I don't really mind the volume because when I was a developer I liked working with managers who tried to keep my calendar as open as possible and only
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by DIVx0 10y ago
You're clearly not looking hard enough. There is so much new music available. In my opinion we're in a sort of golden age of music. It is trivial for artists to publish new music and it's even easier for consumers to get it.
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by DIVx0 11y ago
I like juice and I like kitchen gadgets but wow, this thing is expensive. The only thing it would buy is not having to hassle with owning and using a juicer. One is still left with the per drink cost, which at these prices does not quite co
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by DIVx0 11y ago
Interesting, I know about the click on 'web' link to bypass paywall. I did that as I usually do but this time clicking though the google results still put me on a paywall. I wonder if WSJ has changed their policy on visitors from
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by DIVx0 11y ago
My wife is a Nurse Practitioner. When she started down that path she had to get into nursing school to earn an RN. Just getting into a school, any school was extremely difficult. The programs are very competitive with limited space. She mad
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by DIVx0 11y ago
My highschool (Spring Lake Park, MN) had a program like this when I was a student in the 90s. It was a specific course you signed up for like autoshop. The basement and foundations were dug and laid by contractors but all of the other, non
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by DIVx0 11y ago
My family and I ended up at the museum on a whim late last summer during our vacation. I'm so happy we went and I'm doubly so I got to see this machine operate during a demo. It makes the most impressive sounds! Even without this
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by DIVx0 11y ago
this site has some good info: https://github.com/chentsulin/awesome-graphql#lib-c
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by DIVx0 11y ago
I live in Minneapolis and Target is a huge presence here amongst just about every type of professional. Everyone knows someone who works(ed) at Target corp and from catching anecdotes from various people it became clear it was no secret tha
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by DIVx0 11y ago
I'd like to know this too. I can't spend an entire day watching this but I certainly would like to view the talks over time at my own pace!
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by DIVx0 11y ago
I am building a GraphQL service to act as a endpoint-to-rule-them-all and GraphiQL has helped me sell the concept very well. It is much easier to talk about how queries work when a developer can just jump right in and start playing with it
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by DIVx0 11y ago
ouch, I was all set to preorder but $599 is too much for me to buy this without seeing it in person first. I will have to wait for retail demo units or something.
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by DIVx0 11y ago
This would just lead to 'click-bait' tweets.
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by DIVx0 11y ago
I had completely forgotten about this game and now that I read this I really would love to play it again. It is baffling how something like this could happen, media companies sit on so many properties like this that they will never exploit.
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by DIVx0 11y ago
I really like the simplicity and efficiency of Guaranteed Income. Social welfare is one of the 'costs of doing business' in a modern civilization. Cut the crap and just give everyone basic resources without reservations. The way I

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