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cglace
13y ago
Costco and Sam's club (wholesalers / cash n carry) offer membership benefits but I think that's more related to getting air miles on your credit card. I'm confused. What on earth does being a member of Costco have to do with credit card air
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13y ago
Yeah, the standard libs lack consistency but that is annoying for about the first 1-2 months and then you get used to it. However, a lot of modern PHP frameworks(Doctrine, Symfony2) are quite nice to work with.
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cglace
13y ago
Do you mean the 80/20 rule?
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13y ago
Curious why node and rails? Is this a common combo?
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cglace
13y ago
Do you mean can you save the state of the JIT for future use?
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cglace
14y ago
unless they were using burners
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14y ago
"Your turn now - go on and change the following code to compute the sum of the numbers 1 through 5." If you input 15 and submit, it says the answer is correct. Do all online code courses just check for the retured value? How do these servic
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cglace
14y ago
Service goes far beyond just the physician.
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14y ago
Everyone probably unwittingly cheats on their taxes. Do you report all Internet purchases that you did not pay sales tax on?
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14y ago
Guns don't help when you aren't home. That is usually when people choose to break and enter.
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14y ago
I don't know about him. But having had my home broken into many times its easy to become obsessed with preventing entry into your home.
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14y ago
If I'm not mistaken the whole concept is that any startup has a limited runway. Focusing on the valuable parts allows you to quickly test a hypothesis and pivot if it doesn't work. Living in a really expensive area is going to reduce the nu
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14y ago
I also find it counter to the whole "lean startup" philosophy everyone espouses. You would think being lean would apply to their cost of living as well.
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14y ago
That was my point.
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14y ago
My dorm room was a bunk with a futon under it with a very small desk to the side. It wasn't ideal but fine considering I spent most of my time somewhere else.
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14y ago
It is absolutely your opinion that it is their job.
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14y ago
I still used south for migrations I just found that I ended up editing the migration files for every migration.
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14y ago
The only thing I hated about django was using south for migrations. It was a huge headache.
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14y ago
Another important thing to consider if you always feel tired, anemia. My wife was chronically anemic for years and no matter how much sleep she would get always felt tired. Started taking iron supplements and a week later felt perfectly fin
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cglace
14y ago
what's your addressable market?
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cglace
14y ago
but you would have a large hunk of glass sitting in front of your face anyway.
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cglace
14y ago
eye gestures?
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14y ago
I don't think posting a sign every five feet saying "bicycles are allowed to be in this lane too" would make anyone less mad about having a slow bike in front of them.
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14y ago
Thats interesting because I can definitely tell the difference between the ages of scotches and other whiskeys. I also can't stand the taste of cheap whiskeys for anything other than mixing. Were the people at the whiskey tasting regular wh
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cglace
14y ago
How are salesman obsolete? Will a person that wants to pay 50k-500k a year for software+services really not want to talk to someone?
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14y ago
Funny, the comment above you says it is safer than it used to be.
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14y ago
I agree. When I have a side project I will fly through my work so that I can get back to what I really care about.
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14y ago
"It's not a sports car, luxury cars pride themselves on what you can't hear." Are you saying people buy a maserati for what they can't hear? I'm not arguing that it is a bad car. I just don't think we can say it blows away all cars on its l
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14y ago
Fast - most cars that cost that much are fast. quiet - one of the selling points of expensive cars are how great their engines sound. beautiful - I don't think it's look compare to an Aston Martin or Maserati. Maybe that's just me. high sta
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14y ago
I fail to see how tesla has surpassed the experience of an equivalently prices car.
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