atwebb

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by atwebb 13y ago
Also, it's often not better to say that.
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by atwebb 13y ago
This was key in my short response: I'd assume you meant it would be posted online and then removed shortly after.
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by atwebb 13y ago
You have to know about it to request removal. That doesn't fix the issue of user's not understanding that you're changing the expected behavior. I'd assume you meant it would be posted online and then removed shortly aft
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by atwebb 13y ago
I see exactly where you're coming from but KickStarter isn't the only outlet, there are plenty of others available. It's murky water to tread anytime you start excluding groups but you also have to preserve the community that
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by atwebb 13y ago
Why are people discounting the importance of that vantage point? It's incredibly pertinent and a main issue.
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by atwebb 13y ago
Snowden's figure most likely includes bonueses and other perks which I've always considered part of total compenstation.
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by atwebb 13y ago
It was weird timing because I was working on a multi-threaded application that was murdering my server (expected) when I made the comment.
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by atwebb 13y ago
You must be a better programmer than me.
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by atwebb 13y ago
What if I'm driving from the mid-US to a coast? It's around 8-10 hours of just drive time.
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by atwebb 13y ago
That's a really great way of putting it. I think another issue is "birds of a feather" related. Unless you've got a wide personal circle (or force one) the people you're talking with most with have the same engineering view and can form an
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by atwebb 13y ago
I cannot disagree more emphatically. It's not a hoarding of cash. It's living on a proper financial diet and it is crucial that you learn it early and abide by it because, when the money does start coming in, you don't get fat and slow, you
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by atwebb 14y ago
Yes, there's still the idea of tempdb, what's the issue though one DB eating it all up?
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by atwebb 14y ago
Of course, I believe that the DPRK is switching to BitCoin soon since illicit nuclear providers prefer it.
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by atwebb 14y ago
DATA doesn't represent the company name, similar to the recent RIM change, a marketing/vanity piece.
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by atwebb 14y ago
This comes across as juvenile and shady. At least expand on it a bit.
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by atwebb 14y ago
I like how you ask for data to verify it (which is totally valid) and then make a definitive statement (or options). Yahoo could definitely be #3 in active use, just like AOL still has tons of users and XP has a large install base. I know o
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by atwebb 14y ago
Am I weird in that I'm completely ok paying, what I deem, is a fair price?
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by atwebb 14y ago
Out of curiosity have you used or seen Xamarin? I've heard a lot of hype and talked to fairly experienced people who say it doesn't add too much in size or performance cost.
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by atwebb 14y ago
I'm generally not looking for a decent way to access my data quickly. Not directed at you just EF.
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by atwebb 14y ago
There are several micros (I'm sure you know) but I love the micro, micro approach of Peta. I'll admit that up until recently, I've always setup my own classes with data myself. Looking back on projects, it actually hasn't been that bad. The
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by atwebb 14y ago
I guess recruiters can just search /r/pics this morning.
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by atwebb 14y ago
I think it was tongue-in-cheek saying that the publicity from taking it down right after release is giving it better visibility than they could've otherwise.
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by atwebb 14y ago
Yep, I kind of bled the two prior comments together.
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by atwebb 14y ago
A lot goes into to how the founders handle the "advice". Lots of items in this thread relate to how the commentor would explain something to someone else, but I think that the key is how you consume what you're told.
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by atwebb 14y ago
Not exactly, it means that out of all of the fraud attempts, they found 90% of them. The false positive is, out of the ones they found, how many weren't fraud. So if there are 10 real fraud attempts and they identity 9 of them, but find 90
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by atwebb 14y ago
I'm with you on this one and it has bothered me tremendously for years, but this is hardly limited to Vanguard, I know for a fact that many, many other institutions do this and will immediately ask for your secret password, or divulge too m
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by atwebb 14y ago
I most definitely have had this occur, and Vanguard is hardly the only offender. Basically, every single financial institution that I have dealt with has done this. Prior to leaving HSBC when their checking rates plummeted, I had a lengthy