Maven911

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by Maven911 15y ago
You coul argue facebook has a bigger impact then twitter plus i doubt that ufc fighters twitter pages reaches the vast majority of ufc fans - numbering in the tens of millions. I think what Dana White loves about twitter is that he doesn't
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by Maven911 15y ago
And you have to remember that they rake in millions in ticket sales and more importantly pay per view deals, yet they keep salaries naturally depressed for people who are risking serious short-term and long-term injuries. There is good rea
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by Maven911 15y ago
Daily scrum standup meeting that should last 15mins but ends up going over 30, plus cc'ing pm on multiple emails so hes aware whats sucking up mytime, part of a large corp but team is only 6 ppl
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by Maven911 15y ago
I wouldnt trust anything that Dana White says, his job is that of a promoter and he will say and do anything to get attention - including gradiose statements. Plus my personal beef with him is that he has kept UFC fighter salaries low so th
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by Maven911 15y ago
Things are usually not properly tested, you have to deal with a lot of interoperability issues from different vendors which only get played out on carrier network, logic fails by employees/integrators such as assigning an ip addresss in one
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by Maven911 15y ago
I have a feeling it might be the routing to the hss/pcrf that could have been the isue. Almost every carrier has redundancy for these products and they are often in geographically distinct areas. Perhaps the routing from the eNodeBs/edge ne
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by Maven911 15y ago
Care to elaborate ? Are you referring to the fact that 4G was meant to be 1 Gbps but marketing departments hijacked the term to just mean "as fast or faster then 3g"
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by Maven911 15y ago
Your premise is more accurate, you just need to replace IPX with 3GPP standard protocols (vendors dont make their own protocols - everything is standardized), and instead of radius/dns (which are used in telcos nonetheless), its more likley
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by Maven911 15y ago
Consolidation also happens with vendors, think nokia-siemens, alcatel-lucent, cisco bought 100 smallish companies, big companies "innovate" and remain cimpetitive by acquiring the competition
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by Maven911 15y ago
Thanks for the response - also to the other commentors, it`s not like I have not heard that stress induces other problems-diseases, it is just that it is something that I find very hard to prove that an illness can be directly attributed to
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by Maven911 15y ago
How can stress induce a skin allergy?
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by Maven911 15y ago
I think he was referring to the mention that doodles are part of the money team, which sounds strange
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by Maven911 15y ago
Off topic, but I am glad you were offered jobs as a supposed Montrealer, as I am one too and always wondered how easy/hard it is to get a job in the US
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a similar thing occurs for job motivation, which research has shown is not necessairly linked to job performance
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by Maven911 15y ago
I went ahead and bought new programmer's survival manual, and the developer's code. Having browsed through them already - both books seem pretty good.
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by Maven911 15y ago
can i get some recommendations on what book to buy ? other then the official the pragmatic programmer...
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by Maven911 15y ago
Hi, I am interested in the career and education path you took to get where you are now, would you mind to provide some details
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by Maven911 15y ago
Does either an engineering degree or mba or CS degree count as a professional degree for BLS ?
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by Maven911 15y ago
Me too and Im from the east coast...of Canada
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by Maven911 15y ago
Could someone explain to me what are entreprise javabeans and how they are used - in easy to understand language
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by Maven911 15y ago
watch for not having to repeatdly type a comnand, usually for an sw app stat for checking when a files been accessed tee piping to a log file with tee, while still seeing normal stdout on screen
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by Maven911 15y ago
99.9th percentile programmer...i dont know, i have my doubts about that
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I still fee its a worthwhile read even if its a bit old and lengthy
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How a New Jobless Era Will Transform America(theatlantic.com)
3 points by Maven911 15y ago|2 comments
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Yes incredibly accurate and its a shame. I did have labs working on breadboards and even IC design but it was literally just following a well defined procedure so you dont screw it up
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I still get distractions and end up doing filler non technical work during those first 3 high-speed hours, but I try to go at a pace as if the world is coming to an end and I need to give my work its full and qualified attention that it d
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by Maven911 15y ago
We have a gym at work and i have felt an amazing refresh when I go gor a midday workout, but sadly it looks bad to leave work to workout during normal office hours, and the gym is too packed during lunch for my taste
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I have a lot of administrative crap to deal with too, I end up doing those in my 3 hour sprint along with the technical since they are easy wins and I cant deal wuth the fact that I have 8 outstanding items to do, 5 of them are non techni
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Is your uncle a freelancer ? As for me, I still have to be in the building physically for 8 hours, but getting 3 fast paced solid hours each day feels great
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Tell HN: I work 3 hours a day and I am proud and productive
18 points by Maven911 15y ago|14 comments

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