anywherenotes

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by anywherenotes 13y ago
You have 60k passive income, which is more than most people on this site have for passive, and is more than most people's salaries in US. My point is you are very well off financially. Sounds like you want the luxury of going into a st
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by anywherenotes 13y ago
I have a thing about when actual numbers get used. The thing is the website is in English, so it does not target 7 billion people. It only matters what percentage of target audience can process the message, and it's targeting professio
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by anywherenotes 13y ago
I'm not an employer, so maybe I do not have a good perspective on this. But, as a business owner you probably depend on this business financially, perhaps you have family who depends on the business, and perhaps you have other employee
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by anywherenotes 13y ago
Most people face simple issues. And when they look for answers, they find stackoverflow and upvote the answer. When a really tough question comes up, it probably effects only a few people, so only few people will upvote. I'm assuming &
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by anywherenotes 13y ago
Question about returning documents: OP stated these are printouts, so what is the point of returning them if the original owner can just print them out again? Wouldn't returning the documents actually put that person in trouble, becaus
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by anywherenotes 13y ago
I'd be interested in finding out more, but www.redecentralized.org isn't working for me. Is there a typo? I wouldn't be against having a machine at my home, but I suppose that means single point of failure would erase all dat
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by anywherenotes 13y ago
Probably the top reason someone would fix app instead of volunteering physically, is regular volunteering requires working on someone else's schedule. For example if you are on a volunteer ambulance squat, then you got some hours assig
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by anywherenotes 13y ago
Thank you for the links
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by anywherenotes 13y ago
And the related question: If God made man from dirt, why is there still dirt?
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by anywherenotes 13y ago
Quite interesting. It corrects well the statement "Natural selection is about survival of the very fittest individuals in a population." to: Though "survival of the fittest" is the catchphrase of natural selection, &quot
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by anywherenotes 13y ago
I think it's really tough to get someone to pay for an app from an unknown publisher. Games like Angry Birds are a known, if I like one of them, I'll very likely enjoy the next one, so I can pay and play. Games from unknown publis
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by anywherenotes 13y ago
I'm surprised no one has mentioned Corona. I did a couple of games natively on Android, and now trying to make one in Corona, and it seems to be an easier route. One big negative (if it applies) is it's 2D, whereas Unity is 3D. It
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by anywherenotes 13y ago
current government is irrelevant. The data captured now will exist likely forever. If at any point there's a new leader who wants to wipe out a race, he'll have much easier time than checking everyone's papers. I don't m
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by anywherenotes 13y ago
In high-school I went to - Edward R Murrow, in Brooklyn, back in 90's, we had non-regents classes for really poor students (I took bio non-regents), regular classes for regular students, and there were AP courses for smarter students.
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by anywherenotes 13y ago
I thought reddit is all that. And since people know who got rid of the story from top page, it means moderation is transparent. Although it's fine if you don't agree with the moderation. In prior messages you said "Where can
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by anywherenotes 13y ago
yes, but it's gotta be more than a banana dispenser. make sure it comes with a little bag I can use for the remainder of my food, until I find a trash can. make that bag look good. I haven't ever seen a fruit dispenser machine tho
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by anywherenotes 13y ago
You can offer to sell it to them? Back in the day, there was a big store 'Wiz' - "nobody beats the wiz!" was their logo. If you went to www.wiz.com (doesn't seem to work now), you got a private page - here's th
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by anywherenotes 13y ago
I finished highschool in '95, I was in good school, and we had computer science course - though I didn't notice them ... but my friend gave me his programs from which I learned. We had law classes, everything. Still I had no guida
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by anywherenotes 13y ago
Are they using Diaspora, beyond the joining part? If they want to post an update or a picture, do they post in both Facebook and Diaspora? I would imagine some active users post on both, and most users would just use Facebook. So the users
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by anywherenotes 13y ago
I would expect in software companies being extrovert isn't a requirement. It's not a requirement were I work. Developers don't deal with customers directly, we got support and to lesser degree management doing that. So I don&
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by anywherenotes 13y ago
Agreed, and I cannot down-vote as well, so I'll just up-vote you.
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by anywherenotes 13y ago
To answer your question "Why do relational databases index instead of a separate module/process?", you can see this quote from [2] that you linked: "it is clear when you can use index for sort MySQL will be a lot faster.
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by anywherenotes 13y ago
Yea, that's tomorrow actually according to email I got from them. I'll see what that means when it happens, I'm the only user, and if I have to recode it, I will. I didn't keep up-to date on PHP, but it seems PHP5 is mos
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by anywherenotes 13y ago
At work we have character-cell UI for financials. New applications plug in dynamically into the UI. I don't know how old the UI is, but company started in '78, and I believe that was their first UI. There are various new UI's
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by anywherenotes 13y ago
http://orig.anywherenotes.com/ If you click something that goes to page-not-found, make sure the link has 'orig' in front of it, because in some places I went directly to www
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by anywherenotes 13y ago
I was just at Oracle 12c presentation, and I'm not pushing for Oracle (and not associated with them), but just going to mention something they have, that maybe your database provider also has. Oracle (I believe starting from 12c) has m
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by anywherenotes 13y ago
I made a website that's by now obsolete for anyone but me, but I still use it. It went live in late 2002 and hasn't been patched since early/mid 2003. This year 1and1 (my host) disabled MYSQL 4, so I moved database to MYSQL 5
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by anywherenotes 13y ago
MSSQL is also available at any hosting environment I ever looked at. Although PostgreSQL might be available as well now everywhere, MSSQL was a no brainier for web at some point (unless you had extra money to invest in a database for your o
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by anywherenotes 13y ago
For an example you can look at http://www.xmlsoft.org/downloads.html That's a website for a highly used libxml2 library. I believe you would still just send your patch to the mailing list, or possibly the main person i
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by anywherenotes 13y ago
I'm 36, and when I saw LSAT I confused it with PSAT. So I thought I knew what it was, but was very much mistaking.

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