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by buckbova 13y ago
>There’s no way Oculus VR is worth anything like the $2 billion that Facebook is offering for it. The company has no revenue, no product on the market, and an unproven technology. Many keep repeating "there is no bubble", but
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by buckbova 13y ago
> Are you thinking before you touch the keyboard? I can't stand developers who "feel" their way through projects. Take the time to make a design document, whether it be a list of bullet points or pseudo-code. Something
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by buckbova 13y ago
Title should be changed to: Ubuntu 14.04 (Trusty Tahr) Beta 2 Edit: I see the updated title now.
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by buckbova 13y ago
It's a good looking product. What does this offer over something like Wix or Weebly?
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by buckbova 13y ago
The internet outrage machine is highly inefficient and produces considerable less energy than put into it.
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by buckbova 13y ago
I spent a good amount of time trying to find a decent good place to learn node but couldn't find anything I liked. I ended up buying Manning's Node.js In Action. It's not bad and I'm about halfway through it. I'd li
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by buckbova 13y ago
I haven't exercised in a year for various reasons. I've lost 15 lbs. Since I don't exercise I'm not as hungry and I probably lost some muscle mass as well.
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by buckbova 13y ago
No doubt you need investors to get started and arguably some technology. Or, you can start in the service sector and license someone else's tech.
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by buckbova 13y ago
TheFashionableMale.com Looks like there was a big fan of Mallrats.
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by buckbova 13y ago
On potholes, there is more recent technology called "infrared repair" that heats up existing asphalt instead of a cut and replace method. You have to get the government to adopt it. https://encrypted.google.com/se
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by buckbova 13y ago
Well said. I agree the language comes after the object, not the other way around. And speaking the same language is important. I'm actually an architect and it does seem a bit routine for me to hammer out design specs nowadays.
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by buckbova 13y ago
Designing and implementing a software project is not creative. It is learned. It takes methodically analyzing requirements and designing a solution based on learned patterns through study or experience. We engineer software. "Coming up
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by buckbova 13y ago
The majority of programming is analyzing a problem domain and applying the right design pattern. It is not creative. The longer I am at it, well over a decade now, the more this applies.
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by buckbova 13y ago
It's the same model. Unless you want him to go black arm, that's what you got.
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by buckbova 13y ago
Sounds a bit like the pure js library but with jquery. http://beebole.com/pure/
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by buckbova 13y ago
Last time gmail was down, I set up my own email server. Now that talk is down, I need my own chat server.
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by buckbova 13y ago
It is described as non-blocking by almost everyone. If untrue, please tell me why. http://nodejs.org/ > Node.js is a platform built on Chrome's JavaScript runtime for easily building fast, scalable network applicati
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by buckbova 13y ago
>We're dedicated to Node.js nearForm was founded in 2011 by Richard Rodger and Cian Ó Maidín with the vision to help Node.js to become a mainstream technology. http://www.nearform.com/about-us Explains the article.
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by buckbova 13y ago
I agree. The fullscreen background image, 10 words, and call to action button don't make me want to sign up for your product. If I can't find details about your product within a few seconds, I'm gone.
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by buckbova 13y ago
I do think node is for real. I'm a database architect by trade, but have picked up a copy of nodejs in action to try to get in on this. I plan to get up to speed and start creating sites with a MEAN stack. If all I get out of it is in
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by buckbova 13y ago
Looks like you changed your domain name. Probably best to shed that "excel" name. http://slateforexcel.com https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6585889
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by buckbova 13y ago
I'm not a seasoned node hacker, but I've been using grunt tasks as provided by yeoman. http://yeoman.io/
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by buckbova 13y ago
Try the SSMS Tools Pack. The 2008 version is free. Doesn't do exactly what this demo does, but what it does is different and much more. It keeps your script history and has an execution plan analyzer. http://www.ssmstoolsp
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by buckbova 13y ago
Some feel if they succeed without trying, then this success is more meaningful than those whose foundation for success was built on hard work.
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by buckbova 13y ago
Hey, the NFL forgave Michael Vick. Anything is possible.
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by buckbova 13y ago
> Both parties could have handled this better. Bullshit. Kelly was a complete a-hole and deserves everything she gets. There were 100 different ways to handle this without insults. I don't even treat telemarketers this rudely.
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by buckbova 13y ago
Just from day to day observance here on the west coast of the US it appears beards are making a comeback.
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by buckbova 13y ago
I like the images. Seems like something you'd see on those wall screens of the future. Is there a business model for this, possibly subscription based in the future? They have job postings: http://www.calm.com/jobs &qu
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by buckbova 13y ago
That's about right. There are routes and packages fall within those routes numbered in order of the route they take. Routes between drivers are connected more or less. On the day of, the connection between routes can be shifted if vol
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by buckbova 13y ago
Query 1 is an index seek only. It does not access the table data. Query 2 will perform the same index seek but will need to do a key lookup on each row and filter. It's not negligible. The 100 results are not comprised of a lot more i

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