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   by _e 9y ago

   Hiring three people at $40k/yr each at the beginning is safer than hiring one experienced person at $120k/yr. Maybe one or two of the three don't pan out but, at least, you didn't invest all your time into one person who
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   by _e 9y ago

   Yes, PDF is universal but PowerPoint and Keynote have "Presenter view" which adds extra functionality besides just showing you the same slide that your audience sees such as private notes for each slide as well as thumbnails of up
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   by _e 9y ago

   A guy has two sons. He names one Winner and the other Loser. Winner leads a life of crime and Loser becomes a NYPD detective. This is a true story from the book Freakonomics [0]. Reality Winner could be a real person. [0] http://
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   by _e 9y ago

   Try writing out a business plan and see how well everything comes true step by step. My point is that models will never accurately predict the future.
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   by _e 9y ago

   1.) Bet what you can afford to lose 2.) The less you know the better
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   by _e 9y ago

   This is why models are just for starting a conversation and not for predicting the future. Life has too many variables.
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   by _e 9y ago

   I think most people are in the same boat as you in terms of learning. I think "bluffing your way" through classes or interviews only sets one up for failure later. Learning the basics might be boring but one will find trouble gett
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   by _e 9y ago

   +1 for learning what processes your company depends on you for. The vacation is a bonus.
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   by _e 9y ago

   That is why there is a "Talk" section for each Wikipedia entry. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Ghost_in_the_Shell
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    by _e 9y ago

    Thank you for alerting me to Yaxim. Yaxim looks like default bitchx. Yaxim's docs show that you can theme it [0] but I wish they had a repo of existing themes. Compare jIRCii default theme vs jIRCii+analog theme [1]. If an application
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    by _e 9y ago

    The best IRC clients are like great text editors... the UX and UI can be customized to each individual's liking via scripts and themes. It is always a work in progress. From my experience, the profile of someone who prefers irssi/
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    by _e 9y ago

    The beauty of this, as I see it, is that you can now you can "tap" into the many existing communities on IRC instead of trying to force existing communities over to XMPP or web based platforms.
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    by _e 9y ago

    We track issues by monitoring log files so we can quickly get to the root of the problem. Do you want your developers spending time writing issues on github/trello/etc. or actually coding? You should let the DevOps help the develo
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    by _e 9y ago

    This is not just a problem for evaluating programmers but for ALL job candidates. My father-in-law made a wise suggestion, as a company, to always be in hiring mode. You don't want to hire someone because you need them at that very mom
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    by _e 9y ago

    The process of the mother cells kicking the DNA damage down the road happens through the cell division stage according to the article. That is why I posted the above link.
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    by _e 9y ago

    Biology is not my forte so more background on what cell dividing is and when it happens can be found here: https://ghr.nlm.nih.gov/primer/howgeneswork/cellsdivide
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    by _e 9y ago

    You can add Copperhead OS to the list too -- https://copperhead.co/android/
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    by _e 9y ago

    I pay for G Suite and basically the only thing anyone uses is Gmail. I don't have hard proof but I feel that all of my emails from my domain never go to spam. I one time had to use Godaddy's email system and ALL emails went to peo
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    by _e 9y ago

    Prime(s) and chill
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    by _e 9y ago

    Spacemacs is only good if you actually use it consistently throughout the day. From the prompt, it is faster to open a large file in vim than emacs since you have to wait for all of the spacemacs plugins to load.
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    by _e 9y ago

    For engineers/developers, mentoring is not necessarily having a seasoned person training someone with no experience. Everyone on the team has a different background and experience. We ran into an issue the other day where we identifie
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    by _e 9y ago

    an office doesn't necessarily have: (2) walls that are made of drywall and are floor to ceiling (1) drywall + door (1) window I am looking at new office space now and I am thinking about setting up glass cubicles and having an office s
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    by _e 9y ago

    Kim: A JSON Serialization and Marshaling framework that Mathers
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    by _e 9y ago

    Changing for the better or worse? A human still has to build the model but now if the prediction is wrong no one will lose their job because they can now blame the computer.
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    by _e 9y ago

    I'm reading the Undoing Project right now, by Michael Lewis, which is about the work that the psychologists Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky did together. Within the last week, I stumbled upon a great video of Nassim Taleb and Daniel K
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    by _e 9y ago

    I have built computers with the intention of overclocking down the road but never got around to it. If you are going to overclock then do it with the intention of doing from the get go. Historically, are unlocked CPU's more expensive t
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    by _e 10y ago

    thank you!
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    by _e 10y ago

    Does anyone know what the name of the color scheme the author is using in their terminal?
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    by _e 13y ago

    I'm surprised no one has mentioned Microsoft's Log Parser. It provides query access to CSV, XML and many types of log files. http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/scriptcenter/dd919274.asp...
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    by _e 14y ago

    if it is too good to be true...