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by cpfohl 8y ago
ESL (English as a Second Language). Give the parent a break. Give us a break.
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by cpfohl 8y ago
But it's not your right to reduce other people's enjoyment of it by cheating. It's also not your right to steal software to run on it. This argument is correct, but only addresses about a quarter of the interesting issues at
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by cpfohl 8y ago
The goal is rehab in Norway. Not punishment. There's still a loss of freedom... But with the goal of changing the person's behavior. This from someone who is theoretically ok with capital punishment, but in practice opposed. I do
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by cpfohl 8y ago
I call BS. I know I'm an insufferable know it all at times. Many of my coworkers past and present were/are as well. Furthermore software's image is skyrocketing.
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by cpfohl 8y ago
See! I learned something new today! :D
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by cpfohl 8y ago
Seems worth mentioning that incorrectly used an ultrasound can burn bones. (Specific frequencies in bony areas moved too slowly). I didn't do enough research to understand this (but just enough to verify it). I learned it initially fro
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by cpfohl 8y ago
I started sour-doughing last fall (My wife liked it better than my brewing hobby since it took shorter chunks of time and she liked the final product). My local bakery actually wouldn't give or sell me a starter because, and I quote,
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by cpfohl 9y ago
It sounds to me like this is for profit on purpose. That's not a terrible thing: it's not a prison... The smartphone question is important. I wonder if an inexpensive device custom built can replace it.
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by cpfohl 9y ago
Those people don't look for ways to improve. I am not worried about OP not trying to learn to do it the right way
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by cpfohl 9y ago
Sure. I gathered that, but until you've done stuff the wrong way the learning isn't going to stick the same. I'm not saying _don't_ use resources, I'm saying do stuff, when it feels wrong read up on it to learn the
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by cpfohl 9y ago
Use it. Not being a smart@$$ here. Any language you want to learn will only become natural when you've used it for a significant project or set of exercises. Either clone or port something non trivial, or use it for your latest pet pro
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by cpfohl 9y ago
Lol, yup
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by cpfohl 9y ago
Found my job through who's hitting
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by cpfohl 9y ago
Please edit your post to remove the word `rem0te`. Your `| ONSITE` in the title is sufficient, and extraneous use of the word makes the page useless for people with their browser's find function.
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by cpfohl 9y ago
I didn't interpret their comment that way. It's common to have a handful of managers under you, but reference to their reports as your managees as well. That easily reaches 100-200 people.
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by cpfohl 9y ago
Remote, timezone-distributed teams deal with this all the time. We always ensure everyone has a bunch of work they can do, and we use email/chat to handle the asynchronous communication issue. What you described isn't a scheduling
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by cpfohl 9y ago
This. I've literally never held a job that wasn't okay flex time, and I've worked at 4 radically different types of companies as a software engineer over the last 7 years. I'll be honest, I was surprised to read this sor
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by cpfohl 9y ago
Most useful comment here.
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by cpfohl 9y ago
I think that's beside the point. I could come up with a more general example too...
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by cpfohl 9y ago
Yeah. They also don't carry with them the global context they'd need to correctly interpret these. When I say "Bush spent millions fighting his father's war." (For the record, this is a non-political statement: I&#x
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by cpfohl 9y ago
No work from home option for you? Can't take Tuesday Thursday to get stuff done?
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by cpfohl 9y ago
1. Right, that's why we started it with dinner at first. It was pretty much always grilling something or heading out for chicken wings... 2. A wide catchment is key here. It's not just one or two people to start with, it's an
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by cpfohl 9y ago
I started with every night to make it a habit. Afterwards it was simply calling around to find out who had set something up. And when the mood struck I'd head to the Clay studio and spend some quality time with inanimate objects. It wa
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by cpfohl 9y ago
Even as an introvert it's always people. After college, before getting married my (now) wife and I had the same problem - but we noticed it wasn't just us: everyone we knew felt lonely. We decided to start getting together with al
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by cpfohl 9y ago
My boss wrote up our way of communicating those estimates: http://www.apsis.io/blog/2016/04/18/communicating-estimates As a rule we have a few techniques that have produces our most accurate estimates: O
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Bash Programmable Autocompletion(apsis.io)
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by cpfohl 9y ago
Interesting. I hadn't found the bucket.
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by cpfohl 9y ago
Yeah, found that sapling. I assumed that's what it meant...I'll keep poking.
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by cpfohl 9y ago
Anyone have a friendly hint of how I can off my dear brother? I can't find any plants to water...And what kind of plant survives behind a painting w/out light!?
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by cpfohl 9y ago
Not just PostGres. That's standard SQL. Columns have data types. Tables have schemata. Schemata are very strongly typed. Can't insert a 'full_name' column into a table without such a column.

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