Moto7451

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by Moto7451 10y ago
When I worked retail we stocked books from one vendor that actually sold their products directly on Amazon at a lower cost than they'd sell to their wholesalers. We'd gladly take that discount instead of paying a premium for order
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by Moto7451 10y ago
Mojio[0] makes a neat integrated device that hits some of the same bullet points as this. I worked with some of their developers at an AT&T sponsored hackathon and had a good experience working with their API. Worth a look if you don&#x
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by Moto7451 10y ago
Yes in fact. Age discrimination is a big problem. http://www.fastcompany.com/3051030/the-future-of-work/is-27-... The same issue applies to companies that only hire middle age employees and have a bias against &qu
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by Moto7451 10y ago
I do a good bit of .Net webservice work and Nancy is my go to solution for throwing up an HTTP API. I've taken the same app from a Windows oriented ASP.net hosted to a Linux/Mono hosted self hosted service with very few changes to
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by Moto7451 10y ago
I don't think they care about the service. They already bought one system and rebranded it. Doing it again makes little sense. They likely care more about the users and exclusive agreements they signed. Even if those aren't transf
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by Moto7451 10y ago
So what's the effective difference between raising money with KP and someone you have more respect for? Connections? Mentors?
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by Moto7451 10y ago
Sure but my point is that they have multiple quality methods at their disposal. I'm not saying this is a bad method, I'm saying it's one of many good methods. I think as far as Coffee geekery goes, the Kyoto Coffee maker does
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by Moto7451 10y ago
A local coffee shop does this and the results are excellent. As he suggests it maintains crisp aromatics. They use a special double walled vessel with ice separated from the coffee so it doesn't become watered down. The taste is very g
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by Moto7451 10y ago
I use it day in and day out. It's my favorite editor due to its simplicity. Most of my work is editing source and I find the command set and feature appealing for that. When I need to do serious line oriented editing or regular express
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by Moto7451 10y ago
Ta-da Lists as a stand alone product. Now it's part of Basecamp.
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by Moto7451 11y ago
Sorry, I guess it's more accurate to say that the model will be affected in the future. I'm obviously still able to put OpenWRT on the one I actually own.
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by Moto7451 11y ago
I just bought one of the affected TPLink models. Personally I hope this means more vendors ship a good quality copy of OpenWRT a la Buffalo (though I ended up sticking with their modified version) as an officially supported firmware. People
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by Moto7451 11y ago
For the sake of brevity I didn't dive as deeply into the subject as I maybe should have, but the solution you get with Cocoapods to this is if you have two Pods that point at a shared dependency in another Pod you end up with just one
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by Moto7451 11y ago
If random access and/or standard FS operations (i.e. ls) across the WAN are desired, GlusterFS is a good choice. It's what I used in a past project with success and what Facebook uses internally. If you know exactly where your res
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by Moto7451 11y ago
Until recently iOS only supported statically linked libraries which could lead to issues if you needed to use multiple components that had a shared dependency that you needed to upgrade for one reason or another. You couldn't touch the
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by Moto7451 11y ago
I don't think that's really gaming the license. If a fast two core system fits your needs then you only need the two core license. MS is happy to sell those to you all day long. If you have a serious load and SQL Server is key to
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by Moto7451 11y ago
It's all about finding the right tool for the job. For most, this audience especially, open source relational databases are the way to go. For a lot of big business and government jobs, Oracle and Microsoft are the way to go and having
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by Moto7451 11y ago
There are a still Perl shops out there. ZipRecruiter (where I work) and Booking.com are probably the biggest Perl shops in terms of Perl Dev headcount but I could be unaware of another company that's as big or bigger. There are a numbe
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by Moto7451 11y ago
I think it certainly will. I have always avoided Parse because I was worried what would happen if it was shut down and the limitations on extensibility due to the previously closed codebase. Now those are no longer concerns.
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Verizon assigns AOL CEO to orchestrate Yahoo acquisition(arstechnica.com)
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by Moto7451 11y ago
The English longbow was constructed from a single piece of wood. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Longbow#Design_and_constructio...
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GM buys Uber rival Sidecar, which shut down in December(arstechnica.com)
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by Moto7451 11y ago
In an app I'm working on currently I've opted to use https://github.com/slazyk/Observable-Swift instead of KVO and NSNotificationCenter. So far I've been pretty pleased by the experience and I hope somet
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by Moto7451 11y ago
HR XML has a lot of tooling around it: http://www.hropenstandards.org
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by Moto7451 11y ago
I'm a big fan of Swift 2.x and am doing most of my programming lately in either it or Perl. The two languages compliment each other very well. Lazy properties work as well in Swift as they do in Moose/Moo and handling options with
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by Moto7451 11y ago
If you think about it it's intuitive. Take these type chains: Thing -> Animal -> Dog Thing -> Animal -> Cat Thing -> Instrument -> Tuba Lets say Thing has the following properties: - IsVisible - Mass - CanMove Lets sa
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by Moto7451 11y ago
The members of the finance department at my work are definitely programmers. Their spreadsheets define exceptionally complex functionality and they even work a bit in VBA. When Excel is no longer powerful enough they write a little bit of S
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by Moto7451 11y ago
I like it. If the majority end up disliking it and the look is reverted, please consider adding a confirmation step or ability to hide the flag button on mobile. That's my most common fat finger error on HN.
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by Moto7451 11y ago
I haven't figured out a reason to use Venmo. My Bank (Ally) has a really great app that has supported emailing/texting payments. They do require access to a web browser to complete the payment the first time, but subsequently it s
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by Moto7451 11y ago
This happened with people in the highly gifted magnet at my High School. It didn't matter that they were taking nothing but AP classes by teachers hell bent on being extremely difficult. They saw consistent C and B grades and a 1600&#x

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