Slaul

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by Slaul 9y ago
Can't use this where I work because of information being sent to their servers. Even if it is just absolute paths.
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by Slaul 9y ago
Is there anything I can do to help as a Canadian?
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by Slaul 9y ago
I'm working on a web-based workout, activity, and meal logger because I'm not satisfied with the performance of any of the current offerings. They all seem to be missing something I would like to have so I decided I'd just bu
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by Slaul 9y ago
You can, it's confusing but there is Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Bitcoin Gold, and soon to be another one Bitcoin Segwit2x or some such. Each of these other "versions" of bitcoin were created by a fork. As far as I know, when a fo
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by Slaul 9y ago
I was mistaken about the competitors, I didn't realize how close in size the V30 and S8 were. I was comparing with my current phone, the nexus 6P. I was mostly looking at the "+" phones for the higher resolution displays. I w
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by Slaul 9y ago
I'm not looking to build the fort knox of phones or anything, I'm trying to take the path of least resistance to having a more private, secure device. I'd rather have a phone/OS built by a company whose primary source of
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by Slaul 9y ago
For whatever reason I was under the impression that those phones were larger than they are. Thanks for pointing those out to me! I'm still probably going to switch to Apple because I've been working towards being more privacy cons
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by Slaul 9y ago
I am excited for this phone (as a lifelong Android user) because of the large screen in the small form factor. I really appreciate high resolution screens but I'm tired of needing ginormous phones to get it. This device seems to have a
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by Slaul 9y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Scoble#Controversies for those like myself who didn't know what this was about.
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by Slaul 9y ago
My Nexus 6P charges with USB-C.
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by Slaul 9y ago
I would start with educating your family about phishing. It might be worth calling the bank(s) you do business with and notifying them of the fraudulent activity so they can keep an eye out too.
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by Slaul 9y ago
I like solving puzzles and problems because I enjoy the process of going from unknown to known. From picking apart each individual thread in the knot, breaking down the problem into smaller and smaller problems until we can start to see the
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by Slaul 9y ago
Without mentioning money I'd have to say that I truly enjoy solving puzzles and problems. But honestly, my main motivating factor for solving problems for somebody else instead of for me is money.
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by Slaul 9y ago
I remember reading somewhere that you can drive sales to the enterprise or 'contact for pricing' levels by labeling the other levels 'Hobby' 'Small Project' 'Enterprise' or whatever. Even if the enter
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by Slaul 9y ago
It's a term from role playing games (pen and paper or digital). It means that in order to do some task X, you need to roll 1 or more dice and have the sum total of the result of the dice roll be greater than some arbitrary requirement.
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by Slaul 9y ago
Everybody is different. Personally, I can't keep multiple things in my head at the same time very well. I need to focus 100% (or as near to 100% as possible) on the task at hand. If I'm focused on solving a problem and somebody co
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by Slaul 9y ago
I've been experimenting with Bulma ( http://bulma.io/ ) and I've been enjoying it so far.
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by Slaul 9y ago
Location: NB, Canada Remote: Preferred. Willing to relocate: Not at this time, have recently purchased a house. Technologies: Java, Python, HTML/CSS/JS, SQL, dabbled in Golang and Elixir Résumé/CV: Available
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by Slaul 9y ago
It's just different tools for the same job. I could build a shed with a hammer, nails, and a handsaw but with a little extra money I could go get more specialized tools that may make me more effective.
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by Slaul 9y ago
I'm working through "Vue JS 2 - The Complete Guide (incl. Vuex) by Maximilian Schwarzmüller. I definitely recommend it, I am really enjoying his teaching style and the course is structured very well.
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by Slaul 9y ago
I'm working through a vue.js course on udemy and I'm really enjoying it so far. I've worked with Django, flask, and spring boot in the past. I can't say for sure yet if Vue is my favorite, but I have good feelings about
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by Slaul 9y ago
Anywhere from 3-8+ coffees a day depending on how I'm feeling that day and what my workload looks like. I always have a coffee first thing in the morning, another in my travel mug on my drive to work, and usually make another when I ge
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by Slaul 9y ago
I appreciate the reply, thanks! Perhaps I will try to use vanilla servlets for one of my personal projects. I'll have to start reading the docs!
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by Slaul 9y ago
I don't see anything wrong with the name. It seems like an implication of being as resilient as a cockroach.
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by Slaul 9y ago
Are you using a java framework on the backend? Something like Spring maybe? I'm just curious, I've been thinking about using Java for the backend of my own projects.
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by Slaul 9y ago
I would never, ever, work somewhere with only standing desks. You need a balance between both standing and sitting.
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by Slaul 9y ago
I've been meaning to buy one of these books for a while now, are they a pretty good source?
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by Slaul 9y ago
I've never struggled with reading so I may not have the perspective that somebody else might have, but I think like with most things practice makes perfect. Reading as much as possible and progressively reading more challenging books s
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by Slaul 9y ago
I'm not sure I understand what you mean. Do you mean there are multiple developers working in the same local repository on a server you SSH into? Or do you mean multiple devs working in the same codebase?
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by Slaul 9y ago
I find it to be a bit slow and it takes a lot of clicks to do things.

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