bulte-rs

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by bulte-rs 11y ago
Just heard you got in touch with one of our sales guys. He'll walk you through getting started. @all: thanks for the feedback! Your comments are heard and are high up on the list of "stuff to get right REAL fast". For anyone
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by bulte-rs 11y ago
Disclaimer: I work for a sister-company. "We" have something like this with event based "model actions" which also support calling out to webservices (both rest and soap). Shameless "competitor plug"; will remo
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by bulte-rs 11y ago
Paywall workaround via google search in... 1...2... ;-)
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by bulte-rs 11y ago
Check out freenom.com; is seems .tk, .ml, .ga, .cf and .gq are free/gratis?
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by bulte-rs 11y ago
Agreed... Your deliverables are "boring" (although not useless). Point being that you're able to LEARN a shitload at these companies from various perspectives. (offt: I don't really have any connection with the SV since
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by bulte-rs 11y ago
Consultancy... Go work for a big consultancy firm. Good pay, good guidance, big clients and not too much programming.
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by bulte-rs 11y ago
Considering GHC is still implemented in C I would consider this not true. Impractical: probably. Impossibru: No.
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by bulte-rs 11y ago
+ ins position of course; gps position is not reliable enough (less gbas) to land a big plane with.
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by bulte-rs 11y ago
Shameless plug/Me too: http://www.bettyblocks.com I work for the company that builds this; and no... I'm NOWHERE getting nervous about "no code". On the contrary :D
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by bulte-rs 12y ago
shoot me an email. also: invites available for keybase; mail in bio.
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by bulte-rs 12y ago
Who are you to call millions of pokemon fans silly?
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by bulte-rs 12y ago
There is a procedure in which the lock is overridden in case of no-response from the cockpit; it's time based so it might take somewhere between 45 seconds to 5 minutes to get the door open. If the inhabitant of the cockpit chooses to
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by bulte-rs 12y ago
Thanks for the update; much appreciated. Will keep this in mind for the next time I need an EV.
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by bulte-rs 12y ago
So, when the process is complete... how much will you bill me?
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by bulte-rs 12y ago
Partially true, you will have to pay your income tax in Spain, except (cue european tax treaties) when your socio-economic life lies in a different country (e.g. you have a gym membership, cellphone and house in the Netherlands); and then a
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by bulte-rs 12y ago
Queue Dutch VPN service explosion... Living in the Netherlands I'm really excited about this and -honestly - a bit proud that at least our judicial branch has the guts to make a decision like this; even though they're forced/
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by bulte-rs 12y ago
Cannot agree any more; this is precisely the stance I took myself in 'high school' (dutch) with - thank god - support from my parents. (mental note: support my kids when they're doing this themselves) IMO there's no poin
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by bulte-rs 12y ago
Only using match-counts is imo a bit simplistic (don't get me wrong, simplistic can be good). Do you have any information like "how many times does this negatively annotated word occur in a document"; then you can use a simpl
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by bulte-rs 12y ago
I partly agree with this. Although I'm convinced there are actually people who CAN do a lot of "this stuff" quite good; I'm convinced that most of us mere mortals would be moderate in some of these at best while struggli
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by bulte-rs 12y ago
agree... edited. mea culpa
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by bulte-rs 12y ago
As far as I know, "Full Stack" is a misused term for developers who are able to do everything from devops to front-end development/ui/ux design.
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by bulte-rs 12y ago
Thanks. Was looking for a nice name. Got myself a nice 5 letter - pronouncable - .com.
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by bulte-rs 12y ago
This makes me wonder: how would a change in direction in/on of the other axes (or manifolds?) on the "remaining" proposed 7 dimensions manifest themselves? Does stuff actually move on those axes or over/through other man
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by bulte-rs 12y ago
One of my flight instructors actually put me through a few hours of tracon ;)
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by bulte-rs 12y ago
This. I know the big-four of accounting/consultancy firms offer these services for e.g. expatriates but they don't take on single "puppets" for logistical reasons. Small firms mostly lack the wide scale of knowledge requ
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by bulte-rs 12y ago
But imagine how much fun it would be to drive that tiny nail into the wall with that huge sledgehammer. I don't disagree with you - on the contrary - but just wanted to point out that fun might be a great motivator for chosing a langua
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by bulte-rs 12y ago
Yet, even carpenters can have favorite tools. I really enjoy hitting stuff with a large sledgehammer; that doesn't mean I use it to do everything... I just really like hitting stuff with a big hammer, makes it extra special when I can
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by bulte-rs 12y ago
I remember citing this article in my thesis and thinking "damn has it been 10 years already". I was 23 back then. :| Thinking of the PageRank algorithm as a eigenvalue problem was one of the few 'things' that were a real
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by bulte-rs 12y ago
Thanks! I actually prefer aviation wx over the 'plebs'-version (;-)). Bookmarked! Perhaps include a link to a good reference on reading metars/tafs?
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by bulte-rs 12y ago
He is actually entitled to it. You can always arrange for a buy-out (uitkopen); you're still liable for income tax if you contributed pre-tax on your pension.

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