cimmanom

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   by cimmanom 8y ago

   What was revolutionary about the blog 15 years ago was the comment system. In 2003 you couldn’t embed something like Disqus on your blog. If you wanted commenting, it had to be dynamic. The same with other features like trackbacks and pingb
2. 782.▲
   by cimmanom 8y ago

   You split your config into separate files for sensitive and non-sensitive values.
3. 783.▲
   by cimmanom 8y ago

   .gitignore helps
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   by cimmanom 8y ago

   What are some of those historical examples?
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   by cimmanom 8y ago

   Yes. For small purchases (typically, under $1K), typically a department head will have a corporate credit card and budget authorization (or can get budget authorization and charge it to the card). Some but not all companies will require pur
6. 786.▲
   by cimmanom 8y ago

   Thank you for the advice and encouragement!
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   by cimmanom 8y ago

   Making big life changes. I just don't know where to start, and even after breaking them down into tiny tasks, I procrastinate on them... probably because I'm a little bit scared. Or a lot scared. The current project is moving ov
8. 788.▲
   by cimmanom 8y ago

   This is completely incoherent, probably because it omits a ton of context.
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   by cimmanom 8y ago

   Dunning-Kruger also has a flip side where the people who are most capable consider themselves far less capable than they are (possibly because of this very effect where the more you know, the more aware you are of the things you don't
10. 790.▲
    by cimmanom 8y ago

    Have you tried applying? You sound at least as qualified as most of the entry-level candidates we get. Maybe send out a dozen resumes and see what sort of response you get before you decide you're not qualified yet!
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    by cimmanom 8y ago

    We use the default view in Bitbucket. My biggest gripes are: 1) Its diffing algorithm is mediocre and tends to interleave changes a few lines at a time instead of showing blocks replaced, which can make the code very difficult to read thro
12. 792.▲
    by cimmanom 8y ago

    Then what's the point of an out of pocket max? Shouldn't it make the bill the insurer's responsibility?
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    by cimmanom 8y ago

    If you can’t hire without offering equity, then you create a new one, which means that either someone gives up a chunk of equity or you dilute everyone’s. Also, often eventually some of the options revert as people leave either before all t
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    by cimmanom 8y ago

    Or, you know, your work is so difficult that it’s be engrossing if you could get into a flow state in the first place - but you can’t because your noisy, visually distracting open office environment finds a way to break your concentration e
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    by cimmanom 8y ago

    I’d roll my eyes. It’d take a month just to onboard you, and then I’d have to go through the miserable hiring process (which eats tons of time I don’t have and takes long enough that I should probably start on your first day of work) to rep
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    by cimmanom 8y ago

    Anything that shakes investor confidence. A certain % of people stop thinking the market will continue to rise, so they start pulling their money out. That causes the market to start to drop, which shakes more people's confidence, an
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    by cimmanom 8y ago

    What does having a bunch of African teams in the course have to do with political correctness, and how on earth would that render the course useless? Or are you just trolling?
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    by cimmanom 8y ago

    So... When you're in the ambulance dying of a heart attack, you're supposed to be negotiating over your saline drip or on the phone with another ambulance company looking for a better deal?
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    by cimmanom 8y ago

    I thought this was one of the things the ACA was supposed to prevent, with out-of-pocket maximums?
20. 800.▲
    by cimmanom 8y ago

    So "left leaning" meaning anything to the left of Breitbart and thus even vaguely fact-based?
21. 801.▲
    by cimmanom 8y ago

    It looks like there also aren't US power outlets as an option yet.
22. 802.▲
    by cimmanom 8y ago

    That'd be a great niche too - giving users at one of those horrifying hot-desking benches a way to customize surface height.
23. 803.▲
    by cimmanom 8y ago

    Will configuration be an less esoteric?
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    by cimmanom 8y ago

    I’m waking between cycles, not because of apnea; and apnea shouldn’t prevent getting back to sleep afaik - it just prevents deep sleep and leaves you less rested. I think my sleep hygiene’s been ok. The one cause that seems most likely to m
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    by cimmanom 8y ago

    Earplugs?
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    by cimmanom 8y ago

    Apparently that’s pretty common when your light exposure isn’t dominated by natural light (insufficient exposure to natural light during the day and/or significant exposure to artificial light at night): https://www.circadia
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    by cimmanom 8y ago

    I’ve been having this problem too. It’s the worst. Going to bed at 10 and waking up at 3 when your alarm is set for 6; exhausted but weirdly alert too. Then feeling like a zombie all day, collapsing into bed, and doing it all over again.
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    by cimmanom 8y ago

    Managing Facebook page and ads for work.
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    by cimmanom 8y ago

    What parts of this can’t you do with WhatsApp?
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    by cimmanom 8y ago

    Zope/Plone? (Someone must still use those, right?)