Ill_ban_myself

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by Ill_ban_myself 7y ago
I thought this was going to be an article about how Github is preventing scraping of your personal information by recruiter sites by displaying your profile information in a flash container.
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by Ill_ban_myself 7y ago
I don't really have a point here, but my wife and I recently looked at burial options and there's a beautiful cemetery near us but the only really affordable option is cremation and storage in a wall of tiny notches with little do
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by Ill_ban_myself 7y ago
If "JS Framework Anxiety" isn't in the next DSM it damn well should be.
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by Ill_ban_myself 7y ago
I’ve worked for campaigns, as a contractor for a small firm exclusively catering to a single agency, for a larger firm that did incidental government work, and I’ve got several friends who are high up in tech working directly for agencies.
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by Ill_ban_myself 7y ago
not OP but I've seen preference given to candidates familiar with a particular technology only used by a single government office built exclusively for them. Must be certified in (X) where certification courses are only available to go
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by Ill_ban_myself 7y ago
https://www.learningtree.com/courses/8542/microsoft-azure-ad... Are you taking the cert to get a job or is your job making you get the cert? Getting your employer to pay for training and the actual cert is definit
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by Ill_ban_myself 7y ago
You’ll learn the libraries you’re stitching together and/or the important details of the framework you’re working with when/as things break or as you get requirements for things you’ve never done before. Production programming as
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by Ill_ban_myself 7y ago
When my brain was younger and I was going through my first real programming gig/hazing ritual I felt largely the same. I was lucky to have a boss that let me go at my own pace and build up from small self contained procedural scripts,
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by Ill_ban_myself 7y ago
In a free country established by the principle of self government they are more closely related than anywhere else.
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by Ill_ban_myself 7y ago
Chinese forecasts always seem to assume a slow march in a particular direction. What happens if cooling becomes a rapid heat up in tensions? The US is unpredictable and has always flourished when the world is in chaos. Good luck predicting
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by Ill_ban_myself 7y ago
You know the story of the Zen master and the little boy?
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by Ill_ban_myself 7y ago
There should be a gig-economy job board for all those fearless souls who volunteered for a one way trip to mars to put that reckless abandon in service to the work of doing thankless life threatening tasks like ghost writing articles for le
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by Ill_ban_myself 7y ago
/s?
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by Ill_ban_myself 7y ago
And in this corner we have the national heavyweight champion, 8 time governor sent to prison CHI-TOWN!
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by Ill_ban_myself 7y ago
Maybe 7 cents?
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by Ill_ban_myself 7y ago
I’m thoroughly disillusioned with the modern medical phenomenon of the spectrum of illness. Coping with mental illness takes at least 3 dimensions to chart. This research suggests there is money and interest in exploring 2 1/2D. Great.
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by Ill_ban_myself 7y ago
God bless the grass that grows through cement. It's green and it's tender and it's easily bent. But after a while it lifts up its head, For the grass is living and the stone is dead God bless the grass that's gentle and
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by Ill_ban_myself 7y ago
“Incuhater”
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by Ill_ban_myself 7y ago
If you spend 300$ million in secret research you can realize 1.5 billion in profit. The numbers for research where you're forced to make the production research public mean your competitors can get to market faster and it may mean an i
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by Ill_ban_myself 7y ago
I’d like to add that the FBI has been happy to sit idly by and watch the theft of consumer data for more than a decade. Now that they have found a political ally in the trump administration and have something to gain in the way of budget an
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by Ill_ban_myself 7y ago
Emigration tells the whole story here. There’s no need to quibble about who kills more of their citizens, or who is more repressive. People are moving west, corporations with low moral standards are moving east.
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by Ill_ban_myself 7y ago
In the US 7 is a lucky # and a statistical outlier in that it was more frequently chosen in the article above.
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by Ill_ban_myself 7y ago
One of the hardest things to do, I think, for a platform like reddit is to get users to curate and specialize the content and create real communities that people can be involved in. For reddit, that's their specialty. That's a sol
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by Ill_ban_myself 7y ago
played the game. It felt like I was taking a "push poll" where I'm being asked if I understand a conclusion being drawn for me. I found it to be less than compelling to say the least.
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by Ill_ban_myself 7y ago
There is a worthwhile discussion to be had about the cost of college tuition and actuarial tables of different degrees and their earning power and how that relates to pay structure for graduates and for professors and how college programs a
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by Ill_ban_myself 7y ago
Most people who suffer from this could be shown a 3d modeling or CAD tool. I would explain it as having access to this when you close your eyes, except its hazy and comes in and out of focus. It can also be used to conjure a short movie lik
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by Ill_ban_myself 7y ago
Perhaps you could update the guidelines regarding your take on when it is acceptable to speculate and an appropriate way to do it. This did not seem to be a throwaway comment to me. It seems entirely plausible that a backroom deal was reach
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by Ill_ban_myself 7y ago
Its the subject matter that seems to warrant intervention by a moderator. Speculation about a state actor in a high profile breach or outage or speculation of any kind where the poster might only have tangential knowledge and not be a true
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by Ill_ban_myself 7y ago
I'm genuinely curious, "Pure politics: conflicts around party, ideology, nation, race, gender, class, and religion that get people hot and turn into flamewars on the internet. We’re not so concerned about stories on other things t
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by Ill_ban_myself 7y ago
The, "biggest talent hub" on the East Coast apparently sends most of its Graduates to inferior schools in Massachusetts. More like the biggest military hotel on the east coast

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