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by beckler 8y ago
I used to work for a company that made EHR software. Doctors have very little patience for computer issues; most don't enjoy using them. My job at the time would involve me talking to most IT folks at hospitals, and they would have som
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by beckler 8y ago
It's probably more profitable to leave it the way it is... Which opens up the door for a competitor. Imagine if there was a different site that became known for its highly reliable ratings. It would eat Amazon's lunch and dinner.
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by beckler 8y ago
Windshield aerodynamic have also improved a lot over the years. I used to have an 1988 Volvo 240 that was a magnet for bugs just a few years ago. Went to south Florida about three weeks ago... my windshield was almost completely covered in
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by beckler 8y ago
BCC is probably disabled to discourage you from using mandrill for mass/marketing emails.
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by beckler 8y ago
ngrok: https://ngrok.com/ expose local servers to the public internet (super helpful for building webhooks) grpcurl: https://github.com/fullstorydev/grpcurl awesome tools for testing gRPC services obje
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by beckler 8y ago
I initially read it as bear-proof and was immediately skeptical. Beer-proof makes much more sense.
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by beckler 8y ago
RF radiation is non-ionizing.
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by beckler 8y ago
I completely switched whenever FF quantum was released to stable. The experience is amazing. I will say I think chrome dev tools are better though.
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by beckler 8y ago
I missed the initial announcement, what was all the outrage about?
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by beckler 8y ago
I have a friend who used to be a shift manager at Chick-fil-A. I can't remember exactly what he called that process... It was like meet and greet or walk and talk, but it's surprisingly efficient for the drive thru. He said it cut
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by beckler 8y ago
In GA, as long as the engine size is less than 50cc, then you don't need a license plate or a special license. But you can't drive it on the interstate and most major highways, for obvious reasons.
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by beckler 8y ago
I am willing to bet flutter will be a pretty great success... have you used cordova/ionic/phonegap? (I can't personally speak for react native) There's a lot of ceremony in those tools, and debugging is clunky because yo
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by beckler 8y ago
My only complaint so far is some things are not documented very well. I started leveraging the json_serializable lib and all my responses were returning null... it took me a few days of heavy debugging to figure out it was how I crafted my
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by beckler 8y ago
lol, like employers need a real reason to fire someone in this day and age
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by beckler 8y ago
Honesty, I think I would enjoy electrical engineering or computer engineering more than computer science. I just didn't really have those other choices at the university I attended. If I could do it again, I would probably go with elec
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by beckler 8y ago
A few years ago, I decided to try working with a recruiter. I had never worked with one before, and I wasn't sure what to expect. But the first thing the guy did was spam my resume to like 60 something different companies. Eventually I
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by beckler 8y ago
When I originally went to university, I went for music because I thought it was fun. However, I was terrible at my music classes because I didn't enjoy many of them. Theory, conducting, and just doing scales all day. At some point I wa
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by beckler 8y ago
Yep! Back then I wasn't sure why, but now I would assume they said it that way to avoid lawsuits and workers comp claims.
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by beckler 8y ago
Lol, well a surprising amount of people ordered them in my small section of metro Atlanta. I thought they were way too expensive.
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by beckler 8y ago
Things we're normally pretty well organized, except that day that we had to pick up everything. We moved all the deliveries to the front, but we had WAY more pickups than the driver expected and that's how they got mixed up. Plus
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by beckler 8y ago
I did a holiday stent with them while I was in university. I was a package runner, so I would take the packages from the truck to the house, while the driver could organize everything and get things ready for the next few houses. The worst
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by beckler 8y ago
I think median house price would be a better statistic to use than average.
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by beckler 8y ago
You don't really need to know Erlang. Elixir is like if Erlang and Ruby had a child. It's a functional languages, so I guess there's a bit of a curve there. Plus you get stuff like macros, which are incredible, but I thought
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by beckler 8y ago
Coming from nodejs, phoenix is incredible. Out of the box, phoenix just uses nodejs to generate all your frontend assets, and channels are incredibly easy to use. I'm still learning about how elixir works under the covers, but so far I
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by beckler 8y ago
Yeah. You can even implement custom classes in Java/Kotlin and ObjC/Swift and interop them in dart.
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by beckler 8y ago
Yeah, but without air, the heat won't dissapate.
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by beckler 8y ago
I would look at clubhouse.io, or maybe cushionapp.com? I've never used cushion, but I like clubhouse a lot.
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by beckler 9y ago
If a majority of broadcast stations were owned by a single company, and that single parent company enforced censorship and strong bias about one or multiple issues, would that not be considered an instance of limited channels? Sure the numb
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by beckler 9y ago
Imagine if a foreign company bought Sinclair.
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by beckler 9y ago
The FCC does have the authority to revoke licenses based on content, but it's rare for them to do so. However, this entire situation is ultimately a consequence of revoking the FCC fairness doctrine. ( https://en.wikipedia.or

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