cweagans

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by cweagans 10y ago
Lack of privacy and security? It's public radio communication. What exactly do you expect?
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by cweagans 10y ago
1. You don't need repeaters. HF is plenty for worldwide communication, and VHF/UHF can handle local communication very well. So in a disaster situation, local volunteers would use VHF/UHF to communicate with some central comm
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by cweagans 10y ago
Wow, that's really impressive. I'd have assumed you'd run into some kind of doppler shift issues going that speed unless you were pretty far away from the launch site. Why bother with a TCP/IP link, though? Seems like a
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by cweagans 10y ago
As someone who lives in a much less expensive part of the United States, I've run into this too (though likely not to the same degree as you). My advice: if you're skilled enough to command a higher salary, IMO, you should always
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by cweagans 10y ago
You don't have to be a salesperson to be good at sales. The art of selling something (and it is an art) is something that you can apply to many situations. Generally, it's the art of getting what you want, and that is extremely
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by cweagans 10y ago
It's called Sales. :)
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by cweagans 10y ago
Yeah, but they only have to work like half of every year, and "work" is a term I use loosely here.
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by cweagans 10y ago
Location: Boise, ID Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No, but okay with up to 25% travel Technologies: HTML, CSS, JS, PHP, Drupal (v6, 7 and 8), Laravel, Symfony, MySQL, some Python, some Java, some Ruby, some Go Resume: http://
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by cweagans 10y ago
I think you're looking for https://chocolatey.org/ maybe?
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by cweagans 10y ago
Try to find developers that work at the bank via LinkedIn or something. Ask if they have a bug bounty program, and disclose things appropriately. You won't ever get to the right person calling in on the customer support or abuse number
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by cweagans 10y ago
Find a good lawyer. Reach out to them and let them know what's going on and that you may require their services in the future. Just establish the relationship now so that you don't have to do that legwork on a 2 minutes phone call
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by cweagans 10y ago
"Work with" how? You mean you want to learn from that professor in a non-classroom setting? Or you want to just get to know the professor before you start classes there? Or...? Kind of hard to say unless you're more specific
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by cweagans 11y ago
I've had a lot of luck throwing something together in Bootstrap or similar, and then when a designer gets involved with the project, they approach it as more of a redesign: they can get familiar with the app, understand what it's
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by cweagans 11y ago
This is why context matters. Nobody in the Laravel community is going to associate "spark" with anything other than this project, and hardly anyone outside the Laravel community will associate "spark" with this project.
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by cweagans 11y ago
No connection beyond sharing a name. Can you elaborate on why you're upset about that?
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by cweagans 11y ago
We use it at NBCUniversal for some internal things. Nothing public-facing, though. Not yet, anyway.
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by cweagans 11y ago
In theory, I should be stuck with outlook too, but mutt still works via Davmail. Highly recommend if you haven't already played with it.
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by cweagans 11y ago
Taskpaper. There are vim, atom, emacs, and sublime text plugins to support the format, but I use the official Taskpaper app. I also have a handful of scripts that I use to help manage the file, including an any.do-like daily review in a ter
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by cweagans 11y ago
IMO, this is a good reason to use a provider that will let you use your own domain. I recommend Fastmail. I've been using them for a while and have been very happy with them. The chances of some spammer spoofing you@somerandomdomain.co
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by cweagans 11y ago
I won't be ordering today, mostly because the event doesn't even start for me until 11:30pm. I would not be comfortable dropping that much money on a product that hasn't even been described to me. While unlikely, the thing co
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by cweagans 11y ago
Not anymore :) https://blog.docker.com/2016/03/docker-for-mac-windows-beta/
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by cweagans 11y ago
Yeah. A provider that's already very good that has a demonstrably good track record of improving constantly over time seems like a win/win.
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by cweagans 11y ago
If you're happy with the price and service of Fastmail, why switch? Seems like a lot of time and hassle for not a lot of benefit.
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by cweagans 11y ago
Since 2007: * We've cultivated a startup-friendly business community. I remember 2007 - the only tech "community" we had was when HP or Micron had engineering dept mixers. It was kind of sad. * There's been some VC activ
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by cweagans 11y ago
Shhhh. We're still operating in stealth mode. Don't want a huge influx of people yet :P
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by cweagans 11y ago
When did you live here? It's changed quite a bit over the last 5-7 years. There's a real startup scene here now.
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by cweagans 11y ago
Even evaluating it on historical commits or issue resolution rate is not very productive, IMO. They really aren't an indication of future activity unless there are at least 10s of developers working on it constantly for a long period o
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by cweagans 11y ago
I evaluate it the same way that I evaluate any other code that I'm bringing into our project: is it robust, extensible, free of obvious errors, covered by comprehensive unit/functional tests, etc. I would say that "project is
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by cweagans 11y ago
Been looking at Ember, Angular 2, and Backbone + React. It's all just such a CF though. I was reasonably okay at Angular 1.x apps, but the learning curve is just so steep with these new frameworks that I don't even know where to b
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by cweagans 11y ago
Speaking as a backend dev who generally avoids writing client-side code, the biggest problem that I've had is figuring out the "right" way to build the fucking thing. The JS fatigue is real.

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