catshirt

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   by catshirt 11y ago

   reminds me of "Epic Win" which i thought was a great idea but never managed to hold my attention. https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/epicwin/id372927221?mt=8
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   by catshirt 11y ago

   view = f(data) + counter
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   by catshirt 11y ago

   sources say it allows you to "host" your "repository" in the "cloud"
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   by catshirt 11y ago

   i hope ADP finishes this project soon i stop getting solicitations about it from a new recruiter every week
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   by catshirt 11y ago

   right and the coolest part is that react (or reagent/om?) will handle that in the diff
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   by catshirt 11y ago

   i think, if he meant surrounding, he'd have needed to use "with" or "in". "surrounding our rights with privacy" (which is grammatically correct but doesn't really make sense in this context). so yes,
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   by catshirt 11y ago

   don't despair, maybe they have infinite engineers.
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   by catshirt 11y ago

   this is awesome! i will definitely give this a shot next time i queue up! though i'm traveling right now so that will be a week. i'm trying to reconcile the difference between my excitement and the skepticism of the other posters.
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   by catshirt 11y ago

   neither scenario for 2 makes sense though. why would you pay an engineering salary for HR work? and, why would an engineer want to work for an HR salary? and if you're hiring an engineer and paying them like an engineer, would they rea
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    by catshirt 11y ago

    it was a symptom of neither cruise control or normal throttle use. the way the issue manifested is actually pretty terrifying: "Koua insists that his 1996 Toyota Camry sped up to between 70 and 90 mph despite heavy braking." http
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    by catshirt 11y ago

    thanks, i must not have read that too carefully. :)
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    by catshirt 11y ago

    forgive my lack of imagination / education, what kind of enterprise software could a sole developer create that would land 8/9 figure contracts?
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    by catshirt 11y ago

    sorry right- weakly typed. my point is if you are using a weakly typed language, it doesn't care much about developer intent with respect to type. so why would it be concerned with developer intent with respect to mutability? seems arb
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    by catshirt 11y ago

    isn't 2 kind of a misdirected optimization for an untyped language?
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    by catshirt 11y ago

    but OSC is so much more straight forward...
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    by catshirt 11y ago

    there are apps that give your qwerty keyboard MIDI output, if you are so inclined to give it a shot. :)
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    by catshirt 11y ago

    note to self: don't comment on HN until you've had your coffee. my comment was cranky and jealous. :) i built learn functionality into my MIDI library for browser based UIs in 2012: https://github.com/kn0ll/mi
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    by catshirt 11y ago

    not the first but good job mate
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    by catshirt 11y ago

    all about perspective, I guess. as someone who has toured foreign continents living out of a van for a month at a time, it sounds like a warm shower to me.
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    by catshirt 11y ago

    this is really not my area of expertise but you pose a great question that I'm trying to justify for myself: perhaps Lego has legal responsibilities? you know, the same way I have legal responsibilities not to expose kids to genetalia.
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    by catshirt 11y ago

    but it comes with schoolbus-type problems and you look ridiculous.
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    by catshirt 11y ago

    ah, right ok. thanks!
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    by catshirt 11y ago

    "given it would be dependent on a new country being formed and taking that as its ISO country code, I guess it's unlikely" is that true anymore?
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    by catshirt 11y ago

    your future colleagues are literally the last thing you need to focus your energy on. don't worry about them. worry about yourself.
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    by catshirt 11y ago

    ...and your point is....?
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    by catshirt 11y ago

    obviously this is a less general approach; but i'd think the software could detect with reasonable certainty when it's subject was suddenly covered by snow.
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    by catshirt 12y ago

    hahaha, awesome m8. your comment made my day. :) the odds of seeing a thread like this on HN seem slim, and the odds someone here is familiar with one of my bands even slimmer. i stopped playing with them in 2009 when i landed a gig in the
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    by catshirt 12y ago

    let us know how it works out, then. :)
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    by catshirt 12y ago

    i played in "The Banner" and "Pellinore". neither is a staple of the New York Hardcore scene, but I'd like to think anyone involved in the NJ/NY scene from 2004-2012 is probably familiar. both are on Spotify, i
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    by catshirt 12y ago

    i had the pleasure of playing CBGB before it closed, and ABC No Rio before i stopped playing out. i've opened or headlined for a few bands in the documentary as well. i mostly just want to brag, it is very rare my interests intersect l