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by buckbova 10y ago
Throw a tub of soapy water in the trunk. Air dry from the antenna.
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by buckbova 10y ago
Sometimes it's difficult to reason out an involved regex. I doubt I'd ever use something like this from code but I might use the translator. Example based on their example. https://simple-regex.com/build/57bc5
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by buckbova 10y ago
If a bunch of ad-tech startups fail, won't this drive more business towards google? Perhaps it will bring down the inflated costs for online advertising to counter this.
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by buckbova 10y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12379518
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by buckbova 10y ago
"You’re not trying to dupe people or trick them. You’re trying to help. You’re looking out for all of your friends who are living in their parents’ basements crying over their degrees, wishing they hadn’t taken on the student debt. Yo
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by buckbova 10y ago
Took a long time to take action against corrinthian colleges. 2007: http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/news/education/2007-10-18-col... 2008: http://www.ocregister.com/articles/graduates-193364-jo
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by buckbova 10y ago
That's a jobs initiative anyway. Are you saying we need a jobs initiative for data analysts?
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by buckbova 10y ago
I would agree that most business managers who sponsor the purchase of such tools grossly overestimate their utility and underestimate the cost to get a self service solution in place.
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by buckbova 10y ago
If videos are your thing this set of data structures videos is pretty good. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL2_aWCzGMAwI3W_JlcBbt... Good database references here, guaranteed to learn something new. https:/&#x2
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by buckbova 10y ago
Plus you don't have the cost of running all that infrastructure 24/7 to have the ability to scale or provide proper security.
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by buckbova 10y ago
I'd like to know this too. I've just started a proof of concept s3-lambda-dynamodb project and I'd like to know what others think about it. Also I know document dbs don't aggregate well, but wouldn't it be appropria
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by buckbova 10y ago
Not sure how "responsive" this is. The litmus test uses the simplest of all the email templates and just looks like centered, possibly tabular content. https://litmus.com/checklist/emails/public/2e53
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by buckbova 10y ago
First of a three part series?!
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by buckbova 10y ago
Flag, hide, move on.
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by buckbova 10y ago
French are not more productive per capita, but more productive per capita/hour. There's a big difference here. Obviously there's diminishing returns after X hours of work in a day or week, but there are still returns.
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by buckbova 10y ago
Those not going to the toilet are during the workday when they are on line. Oral hygine is important. Yes take 3 minutes in the morning from sleep. This fella sounded depressed more than anything, not willing to scramble to get in line for
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by buckbova 10y ago
> If success had a formula, everyone would follow it. If, indeed, work could be defined in some specific manner, everyone would know what it was. No, they wouldn't follow it if the model for success is working 130 hours a week. Most
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by buckbova 10y ago
> The alarm clock wakes me up at exactly 7:20 in the morning. I go to the toilet, wash my face, change my clothes, no time to brush my teeth, I take my key and run straight to the factory. Perhps consider setting your alarm to 7:17 and b
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by buckbova 10y ago
I don't even list the year, just school and degree. Nobody has asked ever, aside from alumni who asked about a professor or did I know a certain person. When i was right out of school I added some stuff about the program and noteworthy
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by buckbova 10y ago
Not that I need another framework but looks like this is in use with donejs. https://github.com/donejs/donejs Looks interesting. Has anyone tried this?
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by buckbova 10y ago
It is a battleground. Groups hijack points of view to promote their own "hidden" agendas. This is why some arguments are dismissed. If group A has to accept group B's point of view as fact then they also must give merit to gr
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by buckbova 10y ago
But the title is "Making django CMS as easy to install as WordPress." Or did you just change it?
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by buckbova 10y ago
Flag, hide, move on.
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by buckbova 10y ago
Reminded me of the Mandalay Bay incident some years ago. Apparently they tried to cheap out and use a previous soils report from an adjacent area. > The tower was sinking ½ to ¾ inches a week http://traveltips.usatoday.com&#x2
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by buckbova 10y ago
> Mozilla tried to bury by putting it where they knew nobody would look - the documentation. If they really wanted to hide it, should have tried the EULA.
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by buckbova 10y ago
I get this from PMs and managers more than other devs. As the labeled architect I'm trying to keep the system somewhat "clean" and "can't you just" suggestions drive me up the wall!
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by buckbova 10y ago
To me, this post is not consistent with the guidelines either. > Show HN is for something you've made that other people can play with. > Blog posts, sign-up pages, and fundraisers can't be tried out, so they can't be Sh
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by buckbova 10y ago
Who are the "On-demand advice from our nutrition-focused personal chefs" and how as a user would I gain access to this advice?
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by buckbova 10y ago
Of course I recognize it. What I'm inferring is ie8 is near extinction (I hope) and it’s just comments now. I've been writing software used in the medical field. And apparently they have a hard time letting go of ie8 and my team h
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by buckbova 10y ago
Interesting but does it matter? Commented out anyway.  Edit:

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