buckbova

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   by buckbova 12y ago

   Aside from "this is rubbish" the rest of that sounds very constructive. Anyone with a product to share should want feedback. Doesn't mean that person needs to act on it. Also, if you are criticized, take a second to think abo
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   by buckbova 12y ago

   What did your comment add that the OP or the others replying to the OP didn't state previously? An "I agree" or "hear, hear" should be downvoted.
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   by buckbova 12y ago

   Cars are a huge waste of money. But home ownership can be a incredible wealth building tool with tax benefits.
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   by buckbova 12y ago

   So the person who lives on a several acre lot with a 4000 sq ft house, running their own business is asleep and the person in a 600 sq ft loft crammed in a city block with thousands of others is wide awake? The world sure is upside down.
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   by buckbova 12y ago

   While this is great, I'd prefer the w3c wiki is kept up to date. http://www.w3.org/community/webed/wiki/Main_Page
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   by buckbova 12y ago

   Still have this linked. Thought it'd be a fun way to learn Racket. One of those things I'll get to when I have time, which almost never happens. Always something more directly applicable to learn.
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   by buckbova 12y ago

   So if I'm making a rice dessert dish for a party, that's typically served cold anyway, I should make no attempt to make it healthier? Instead I should tell everyone not to eat (much of) it? If there's no change in flavor or t
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   by buckbova 12y ago

   I just shell out for the thinkpad. Have a new carbon x1 on the way and I can't wait to get my hands on it. Yes it is twice the cost, but there are things to cheap out on and the things you use every day shouldn't be one of them.
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   by buckbova 12y ago

   What if you are making a rice based dessert and wanted a lower calorie ingredient but not take away from the taste or texture? Problem solved.
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    by buckbova 12y ago

    Do you have a list of supported EMRs and how does the API communicate with the EMR? Is this a sort of translation from HL7 to web services API? Edit: I found the list of EHR software on the site. In my experience working with a variety of t
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    by buckbova 12y ago

    Is this supposed to replace an existing LIMS or be an API Layer over your existing LIMS?
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    by buckbova 12y ago

    I have a ThinkPad X1 Carbon on the way. Ordered it last week with upgraded screen (without touch)/processor/ram. It'll be more pricey than the xps 13. I've heard everything just works for Ubuntu on the machine. I was pla
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    by buckbova 12y ago

    Been trying to do this with ubuntu on a desktop, but couldn't get a juniper VPN with remote desktop working. I couldn't get the cert installed to log in through the web interface. I'll give it another shot.
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    by buckbova 12y ago

    I ordered a Lenovo X1 Carbon upgraded to 8gb and i7. Planning to run ubuntu in virtualbox. If that doesn't work out I'll try a dual boot.
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    by buckbova 12y ago

    I agree and would add others along the lines of . . . - a hobby-skill (playing piano, ping-pong, billiards, surfing) - playing a team sport - telling a joke - defending one's self / fighting / disarming with humor All the abo
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    by buckbova 12y ago

    And you're 106 years old?
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    by buckbova 12y ago

    Jade does this elegantly. http://jade-lang.com
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    by buckbova 12y ago

    For SQL Server, you can use dynamic sql in triggers.
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    by buckbova 12y ago

    The concept of moving from one database technology to another, especially something like NoSQL to Postgres, sounds like a huge task. Aside from redesigning the schema/model and changing all the code, what about new backup/restore
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    by buckbova 12y ago

    > The Professional tier is made for high-end 3D CAD, Creative Suite, GIS etc. What I'd love is to use a virtual terminal that has every application possible pre-installed or available on demand and runs like a citrix application wi
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    by buckbova 12y ago

    It does make sense the humans would get better at pattern matching. Interacting with UIs constantly and exposure to video games with loads of information must be good for the brain.
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    by buckbova 12y ago

    So the opposite of the premise of Idiocracy is true?
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    by buckbova 12y ago

    Tool! I dig aenema. Flush it all away. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=uCEeAn6_QJo This is the kind of music I work to.
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    by buckbova 12y ago

    Switching from mssql to postgres, these are the kinds of things I really loved where I didn't need to roll my own. In mssql I rolled my own regex, series generation, date formatting, and others. Once you've done it, it's ther
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    by buckbova 12y ago

    Some folks create throwaway accounts and post anonymously.
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    by buckbova 12y ago

    > Clever - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9082693 - what does code refactoring have to do with that position? I've been on teams pushed to create feature after feature. After some time, we literally begged to
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    by buckbova 12y ago

    > Spend more time trying to figure things out for yourself before asking for help. Isn't this obvious and don't most developers want to do this? I work with someone who basically refuses to figure things out for himself and goe
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    by buckbova 12y ago

    I was using the database navigator plugin for a while for webstorm. It worked okay. http://plugins.jetbrains.com/category/index?pr=webStorm&cate... So far so good on 0xDBE. I was happy to see this come out. https:
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    by buckbova 12y ago

    The poor design part or the performance part? The use of DISTINCT everywhere smells of denormalized tables. Now if you are in data warehouse or reporting position, then this likely makes sense. I tend to work in transactional applications a
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    by buckbova 12y ago

    You know the saying, "If you can't join us, we'll beat you."