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by devin 10y ago
I often hear people use the word spike w/r/t this kind of thing, but it seems to me that "spike" is used as an agile code word when speaking with stakeholders to conceal what is actually going on: good ol' fashioned
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by devin 10y ago
Many of the items you've listed here are more cultural than technical. Confidently saying "we're going to use this because I'm senior and I know it's the right choice" is something that I see as rarely being su
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by devin 10y ago
You're not dreaming. Outsourcing sales is nothing new. I've seen a lot of failure with this approach. If the cost is low enough and you're not too picky, it's worth it, but if you'd like Clojure work and someone kee
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by devin 10y ago
This is definitely a thing that exists for top-tier engineering candidates in the financial space, but there are very, very few of them.
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by devin 10y ago
After a lot of back-and-forth with people who decry the idea of corporate personhood, and those who support it, I've decided to post one of the few articles I've read that manages to maintain some semblance of balance. This articl
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If Corporations Are People, They Should Act Like It(theatlantic.com)
5 points by devin 10y ago|3 comments
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by devin 10y ago
> "There are plenty of rich people on all parts of the political spectrum always trying to unseat the current government." This is wildly reductive. Your post in general seems to suggest that "rich people" (ill-advise
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by devin 10y ago
Forgive me, but why has this story received so many upvotes? As others have mentioned, the front page provides no example of what to search for, and once I finally got a few results, they were less than interesting. Maybe I'm just not
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by devin 10y ago
2¢: I wouldn't take it that way. I upvoted your comment. There are a couple of things you ought to consider when reading the replies. 1.) People want to believe that they'll know when they're "off their game". That
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by devin 11y ago
I respectfully disagree. Yes it's going to sound terrible being played by the default midi soundfont, but what it's playing is actually quite interesting.
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by devin 11y ago
As a card-carrying jazz nerd, I am impressed. If there were more dynamics, some of these soundcloud examples would sound significantly better. ETA: The default midi sound font doesn't do it any favors, either. I have some software inst
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by devin 11y ago
-If you only get canned questions, run. -If questions are machine gunned without any followups, run. -If they're not paying attention [0], run. I'm surprised to see that many of the answers here don't seem to ment
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by devin 11y ago
Your wild speculation started earlier than your last line.
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by devin 11y ago
Yes, my bad on the wording of the original question.
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by devin 11y ago
This is what I was referring to, and what I'm using, not 2FA. In this case, the PK stored on my YubiKey Neo never makes it into memory.
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by devin 11y ago
Am I correct that YubiKey users are unaffected by this vulnerability? As I understand it, the private key never enters into memory.
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by devin 11y ago
This has bewildered me for years. I'd buy one.
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by devin 11y ago
YubiKey NFC support would be great.
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by devin 11y ago
Toward the end of my college career I fell in love with my LiveScribe. You might hear an aside in a lecture about X, and you could simply write X in your notebook. Later on, you could search your notes for X, and if you were wondering what
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by devin 11y ago
Anyone else reminded of http://reactable.com/ (Reactable) at all?
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by devin 11y ago
"molaster" was one of my unfortunate results. In any event, words are fun, and this is an interesting project either way.
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by devin 11y ago
After reading through this thread, it would seem that many commenters from the UK are able to relate, and that a number of people in the US market are judging based on no experience.
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by devin 11y ago
The conclusion of this article is: "Clojure is not the same as Common Lisp." Well, yeah, it's not the exact same language. How is this surprising? I wish the author would have spent a little bit more time researching. The com
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by devin 11y ago
This.
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by devin 11y ago
This. I had the same experience. By the time I realized this, I was sufficiently jaded that it made devoting my own time to learning it sting more than a little.
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by devin 11y ago
You get 24 years to make your first album, and 24 months to make your second.
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by devin 11y ago
I'm not sure I understand. You can use the links provided and compare those results to the results you get from the free version.
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by devin 11y ago
Well done. Thanks for posting.
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by devin 12y ago
There are a lot of companies missing from this list. http://clojure.org/Companies is more current.
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by devin 12y ago
Forgive me for being so glib, but I'm not sure you know what you're talking about.

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