bobwall

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by bobwall 6y ago
To be fair, the Trump team targeted the electoral college win. If they had targeted the popular vote, i.e. campaigning in states that they wouldn't win outright, but could garner votes, they most likely would have won the popular vote
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by bobwall 6y ago
Yea, when companies really want to lower the cost, they implement directly with the bank, like say JP Morgan. That makes authorize.net even seem good. Stripe is really a pleasure to work with as a developer.
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by bobwall 6y ago
I'd love to have the world experiment with no Facebook for 6 months and see what emerges in its place.
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New Athena SQL IDE in Commandeer Version 1.4 Release(docs.getcommandeer.com)
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by bobwall 6y ago
Haha. Pre-kids I was right there with you.
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by bobwall 6y ago
Yup, just did this. Got an extra master suite, and 1.75 more bathrooms with much bigger yard and garage for $1100 less. And neighbors that actually talk to you. Not to mention half the price for gas and food. Oh, and the swings aren&#x2
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by bobwall 6y ago
Learning what questions to ask into Google is a critical aspect. Most of the time, coding is the process of writing some code, and then debugging it. Knowing to ask, my graphql endpoint is failing with a status of 500, vs. my graphql does
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by bobwall 6y ago
Could be the problem in America is the drug problem, the glorification of the drug culture, the glorification of gangsters, the glorification of violence in sports and video games. I wouldn't put these issues squarely on the police of
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by bobwall 6y ago
Not to mention the better sound quality.
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by bobwall 6y ago
This was one of my tops. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fucxG-he2qU Keith Hernandez, Emmitt Smith, and Walt Frazier. There were older commercials for this, but Emmitt was just soo funny in it. "Ohhh it's bad&q
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by bobwall 6y ago
Was the part where they said he probably paid to have his neighbor murdered true? Because that was not a very good look for him.
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by bobwall 6y ago
Yes, the 'global warming' piece is almost comical in that almost every person in Silicon Valley and Los Angeles, year in year out buy the latest iPhone and every tech gadget imaginable. The carbon footprints of these are huge. T
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by bobwall 6y ago
Does anyone who is bi-polar feel that they are able to navigate their down time well enough that it is not crippling? For myself, I believe it was more inline with seasonal depression, and after 30+ years of living in the northeast, where
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by bobwall 6y ago
That is sad to hear. By any chance do you live with others. I thankfully have my wife and two kids which helped, though I just moved from LA to SC, because it was so draconian. We have already talked to more neighbors in 5 days living he
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by bobwall 6y ago
Of course not. Let's get back to work.
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by bobwall 6y ago
He sort of has his freedom, if you consider life within Putin's Russia containing freedom.
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by bobwall 6y ago
I recently got the outdoor Polk audio speakers. And have them hard-wired to a fairly high-end receiver. The sound quality is so much better. I listen to a lot of vinyl, so that makes it an easier choice too. We use the smaller WonderB
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by bobwall 6y ago
I would say you are wrong, definitively, https://www.history.com/news/vietnam-war-veterans-treatment . How is it fabricated how soldiers were treated by all the "peace lovers" when they returned from doing t
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by bobwall 6y ago
I was paying $70-80 to fill my tank of gas in CA, and now am paying $35 in SC. I took my son for sushi the other night, and we feasted and I had two glasses of wine, and the bill was $50 instead of at least $100 in LA, so yea, everything i
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by bobwall 6y ago
Ben Shapiro, Elon Musk, and Joe Rogan all are on the high end, and all have headed out. I also headed out, but I am only on the high end in terms of total world population, but they are real high enders fleeing the myriad of issues coming
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by bobwall 6y ago
Was cocaine on Wall Street considered smart? Cause this has been there a long time.
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by bobwall 6y ago
Yea, I mean, handling scale is such a specific issue and everyone worries about it too much. At this point, you just use DynamoDB or some other managed service, and let the teams with 1000's of developers worry about scale.
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by bobwall 6y ago
Great call on #2. We will be adding that onto our site. Thanks.
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by bobwall 6y ago
I am waiting my required 30 days to actually be allowed to delete facebook. Which is pretty crazy, that they won't even truly delete your stuff until then. Though I am sure, they are leaving all my eccentricities on many of their ser
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by bobwall 6y ago
There is still great software being made. I would say that the interface in a Tesla is pretty great. There is just more software out there now, so the number of bad pieces of software are magnified that much more. But, I think great soft
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by bobwall 6y ago
Yea, we did stand-ups Mon, Wed, Fri, which tended to be a good balance. Still able to let people know what you are doing, but not having to be forced to do it everyday as if you are children.
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by bobwall 6y ago
Yea, same reason I unplugged my Alexa. Wish we could trust these companies with our data, but big data makes them too much money.
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by bobwall 6y ago
I agree that unit tests become the end all be all for many developers. For web development, I have gotten into a good pattern, where we have some reasonable unit tests. Then on the api, we have Postman tests that run on CI using the Neuma
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by bobwall 6y ago
But we have to use kubernetes. Jk. But yea, especially if your startup is not really high-tech, but merely a good business that needs tech.
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by bobwall 6y ago
I have the Dell XPS with Ubuntu preloaded. Happy to see another company also offering this.

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