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The Story of Joy Division's Unknown Pleasures Album Cover (2015)
(blogs.scientificamerican.com)
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9y ago
If you are looking for public spaces to work - the lobby of LinkedIn at 222 2nd is very nice and has access to free wifi/coffee. Adding to places to visit: * SF Museum of Modern Art * Hike Point Reyes - get some oysters in Tomales Bay
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9y ago
El Farolito for the torta. Cancun for the burrito!
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10y ago
Take a look at http://runnable.com
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10y ago
My best advice: 1. Never stop learning. This doesn't include the workplace. If you depend on your job to train you, you will quickly fall behind. Find new and exciting technologies and think - Would I want to work on this in the futur
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Pitfalls of machine learning – the tank problem
(jefftk.com)
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10y ago
Aside from the C api, I had a hard time finding examples in Go. So, I translated a couple of common cases using the popular libraries that are out there.
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Using Lua in Go – Practical Examples
(github.com)
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How Runnable is different than CI
(blog.runnable.com)
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10y ago
With every sport if you have bad form it will lead to injury. Let me address 2 of the non-impact sports you listed: 1. Swimming - if you have a bad stroke and immediately go on to do long yardage workouts you will hurt your shoulders. Worki
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10y ago
"Too Fast To Race" is a great documentary on it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=imXk8u-reUQ
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10y ago
Harder when pro riders may change their bike mid-stage...
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10y ago
With the minimum weight requirements in bikes they are having to add weight inside the frame to meet the minimum. Adding a battery + motor that provides even 20W of assist is a huge gain for a bike that still only hits the minimum weight.
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10y ago
UCI already regulates weight and aero features on the bike. The rules should change to mandate 1 bike, no swaps to keep riders from changing from a "doped" bike to a non-doped one before finishing - or provide better chain of evid
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11y ago
also checkout https://devsisters.github.io/goquic/ if you want a sample project using go.
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11y ago
Ah yes... The lunch gadget. At Plumtree Software it actually helped us sell a portal deal to Thomas Weisel Partners in the early 2000's. Good old ASP/VBScript.
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13y ago
What about cases of loss/theft? Is there a deposit?
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Atlassian BitBand [video]
(atlassian.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
If you are interested in a sample project I have one available here for tailing a file into a queue: https://github.com/rickcrawford/kafka_file_tailer
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13y ago
There is a great story on AB testing @ etsy where it actually decreased search conversion. Designers love it, but customers hate it..
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13y ago
PCI compliance is supposed to cover this. The fines will be in the millions if it is in fact a PCI violation - using TJ Maxx as a precedent.
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13y ago
Looks like a great tool if you want to find new service customers. Did a search for some Endeca based variables and found a large number of sites. Would be interesting if they had an alerting based product for BizDev/Sales people who w
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13y ago
i have been using lua for request manipulation and logging. here's a use case: you want to proxy request cookies from your application into 2 cookies (session/persistent), but you don't want to rewrite the legacy app. lua doe
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14y ago
When dies are produced from the fab they are broken into different lots based on results from testing. This is based on the error performance. While one lot may not work as the top of the line model, it may meet the requirements for a lower
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14y ago
Work will always be there. College will not. As you get older responsibilities change and it will become harder to go back. Think of it as an opportunity to learn how to: -- Interact with people who have totally different interests than you
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14y ago
1. How to say no more often when working in a team - I need to be a better delegator 2. Scala + Play Framework - Java shop, I'm sure this will help long term 3. How do disconnect once I get home from work - I spend too much time online... I
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14y ago
I remember when laptops had handles. http://instagr.am/p/Q8sa57ovnv/
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14y ago
Your products look great!
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14y ago
Children.
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15y ago
i have to assume you don't have any children yet... remember, you can love your job, but your job will never love you.
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