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by aynyc 4y ago
It's one time fee and it's probably used in other places.
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by aynyc 4y ago
Each report costs money. People don't want to pay extra for the same data.
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by aynyc 4y ago
Many reasons. In finance, PDF reports are passed between companies instead of JSON/XML, etc.. because: 1. PDF is considered tempered proof. Obviously, not true, but legal is ok with that. 2. PDF can be reviewed quickly by non-technical
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by aynyc 4y ago
I'm out of defense for more than 2 decades now. Back then, MSCE, Java and Oracle were the rage. Just look up some job descriptions. They love the soft stuff like scrum master, agile, etc.. They need that check boxes for contracts.
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by aynyc 4y ago
Legal is a stupid question. Even if it’s illegal, are you willing to bring it to court in any shape or form? The answer is no unless you want to be a martyr. Take it to HR and you’ll be on PIP in a few months or on the layoff list.
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by aynyc 4y ago
Besides getting myself into good shape. I would get a whole bunch of certifications that are related to your industry. HN doesn't like certifications, but boy, defense industry loves that stuff.
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by aynyc 4y ago
cheers! Will take a look.
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by aynyc 4y ago
What libraries do you use for python webapps, at least for url routing, etc?
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by aynyc 4y ago
I can't help but to think about what Amy Farrah Fowler said about it on TBBT. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oYa26EnN8t0
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by aynyc 4y ago
Same here. I actually used one of the >$1k expresso machines for awhile, it wasn't for me. I enjoy holding a cup of hot coffee reading the news in the morning. Expresso doesn't cut it for me.
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by aynyc 4y ago
Not completely as typical 401K investor would change their allocations from equity to non-equity.
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by aynyc 4y ago
I unfortunately have been in this multiple times in my career. My experience, everyone just grind it out for a few months of less productivity and eventually we'll ship something. Life goes on. All the suggestions for documentation, bu
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by aynyc 4y ago
But the majority of his spill is about happiness and home ownership, so he's happy with a house he owned. I don't hate maintenance as I grew up working around the house with my dad. But I absolutely will not do lawn care work, ehe
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by aynyc 4y ago
He also bought a house. Perfect example of "Do as I say, not as I do."
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by aynyc 4y ago
Do you actually have to log every 15 minutes during work or you can log the time at the end of the day that accounts for every 15 minutes? I used to have a script that basically just fill out timesheets.
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by aynyc 4y ago
You need to learn how to manage up. My VP could care less about API-driven design, etc.. I tell him that our system is designed with latest enterprise standard that meet user requirements, met the budget, delivered on time and as long as I
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by aynyc 4y ago
Take the 5 to GC and transfer for the shuttle to TS. Fastest way on rail is by going in a straight lines. Anytime the train has to turn, it slows down to a crawl. I'm 100% for transit projects, I just don't see a lot of folks in t
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by aynyc 4y ago
I used to work with Sybase, and its JDBC driver was pure madness. There were times where the same query on same data would return different results. Never figured out why. We ended use its ODBC driver for reporting instead.
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by aynyc 4y ago
I don't know about speeding up the folks in the Bronx. 4/5/6 are doing much better since Q went into service. Those folks also now have to pay for two types of transportations, MNR ticket and Subway ticket. Commuters from CT
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by aynyc 4y ago
If you live in the east part the Bronx, wouldn't you just take the 4/5/6? I don't see the value of paying Metro North rides, then subway rides. And even if you decide to take the Metro North, it's going thru Queens,
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by aynyc 4y ago
We used mostly raw SQL. Django ORM is good for CRUD app, but anything analytic style app, it's more painful than it should be. I'm not blaming Django, just we picked the framework for CRUD work and had to retrofitted to do analyti
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by aynyc 4y ago
Well done! Hmm... can't find it on O'Reilly yet. Will take a look when it's up.
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by aynyc 4y ago
I never said it's "lite". I can say for certain that in my experience, when writes start to go up, such as stock market event stream coming in, sqlite3 doesn't perform as well as postgres, and scaling writes is hard in s
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by aynyc 4y ago
sqlite3 is a single core application, so even if you have multiple cores on a box, sqlite3 isn't going to take advantage of that. If you want sqlite3 to go faster, you need better single core box. That being said, I do believe sqlite3
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by aynyc 4y ago
I suspect that too. If I learn Blender to replace Fusion/SketchUp, I can do other stuff with Blender. But I'm sticking to basic home DIY. I might just spend some time on Fusion.
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by aynyc 4y ago
There is a free version? Link? I want a low learning curve application for home DIY stuff. I tried Fusion, just a bit more complex that I would like, I supposed Blender is ever more so.
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by aynyc 4y ago
AFAIK, sqlite3 doesn't support multi-core, so you can only do vertical scaling. In cloud, people rather do horizontal scaling. That being said, I ran a django based webapp for internal users and we saw core being pegged by sqlite3 when
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by aynyc 4y ago
DIY home repair. Right now, I need some fences repair, just want sketch that out, plus a couple of small container sheds.
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by aynyc 4y ago
Fusion360 has a big learning curve for me. As a once a year hobbyist, not sure if it's worth the investment to learn. I think you are right that blender is probably worse than Fusion for basic carpentry planning, etc..
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by aynyc 4y ago
Can blender replace sketchup? I just found out sketchup isn't free anymore.

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