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by dustinmoorenet 9y ago
Austin, TX Onsite We just decided to open the position and didn't want to miss the HN posting this month. One will be up shortly.
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by dustinmoorenet 9y ago
Ordoro | Software Engineer | Austin, TX | Onsite | Full-Time Ordoro makes it easy for e-commerce businesses to ship orders and manage inventory. Everyday our software helps thousands of small businesses save lots of time and make more money
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by dustinmoorenet 9y ago
This might me awesome, but I don't want to create yet another account to see it work.
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by dustinmoorenet 9y ago
Please don't come to Austin. There are enough of us new people here.
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by dustinmoorenet 9y ago
I think it would be more appropriate to ask: This conditional evaluates to `true`, but how? If you first ask, 'Is this possible?', then most of us, who have long forgotten terrible coding standards, would say no, out of hand. I wo
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by dustinmoorenet 9y ago
You don't think, maybe, Radio Free Asia (funding from the Broadcasting Board of Governors) is providing funding to Signal so Asians (like the Chinese) have a surveillance free communication option? The US government is bigger than the
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by dustinmoorenet 9y ago
We used it for about 2 months until Nov 1 2017. We switched to Signal giving up on a self-hosted solution.
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by dustinmoorenet 9y ago
* We would send each other messages but wouldn't be alerted on our phones in a timely manner. * At one point we had to re-login to the client, because our ssl cert expired (let's encrypt), I think. These issues might be because we
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by dustinmoorenet 9y ago
I wanted to see it take multiple steps in a single shot. As an example, the videos released by Boston Dynamics are so interesting because you get a mostly unedited shot of the what the machine can do. This is just a disappointing commerci
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by dustinmoorenet 9y ago
I tried self hosting Mattermost as a family communication tool. It just wasn't solid enough to keep the wife and I happy.
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by dustinmoorenet 9y ago
I worked on AWACS back in the early 2000s and we had an adversarial dynamic with our QA team. We would see them as 'just getting in the way', but I can now say, after working as a software developer, that without a strong QA (back
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by dustinmoorenet 9y ago
IE 6 was trash because IE won the browser war then went home. Chrome keeps innovating. Personally (and professionally) I use Firefox, but Chrome is great too.
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by dustinmoorenet 9y ago
When a ship is off course, you correct. I don't see either party letting healthcare slip under their respective watch. Taiwan's two party system does not have a (major) party built on small government like the US does. Both partie
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by dustinmoorenet 9y ago
People in Taiwan have the option of paying for insurance, which would make the costs even lower.
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by dustinmoorenet 9y ago
While visiting my in-laws in Taiwan (Taichung City), My son slipped on the floor and busted his head just above the eye. We took him to the ER. He got 7 stitches and occupied an ER bed for 4 hours while the drugs they used to put him under
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by dustinmoorenet 9y ago
not true. https://www.youtube.com/user/greatscottlab is a great resource of electronics education.
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by dustinmoorenet 9y ago
Horses have been relegated to back country roads. If there is any amount of traffic, the horses are on the shoulder of roads, in the grass. I have never seen a horse on an interstate or highway.
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by dustinmoorenet 9y ago
With enough mice, it might just work.
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by dustinmoorenet 9y ago
With Space X internet on the horizon, I need to start designing my house in the country, preferably with a small roof.
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by dustinmoorenet 10y ago
Not Everything can be left to the market to figure out. When government colludes with medical corporations to maximize profits we get what we have here. It isn't governments or corporations that are the problem. When you can profit fro
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by dustinmoorenet 10y ago
I spent 4 days trying to implement this in a side project. My biggest complaint was that it was too automatic. It created resources that I didn’t want. As an example, I had a table (A) that was linked to a user table (B) through a many-to-m
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by dustinmoorenet 10y ago
As an old Javascript developer, I don't see how the browser could do this without making legitimate websites suffer. You have the freedom to run JS code at any point in the DOM load, after an amount of time (setInterval or setTimeout)
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by dustinmoorenet 10y ago
There is a bug in his code in the `Unsafe initialisation` section. He tries to access variables that are not defined in that scope. A linter would have caught that. Javascript is like democracy. It works best when: - lots of people particip
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by dustinmoorenet 10y ago
This is a great site. I don't mind setting up an account. It was easy enough to link to my Google account and set a less random username. I gave it my address and it linked me to my local elected officials. I went to the bill section a
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by dustinmoorenet 10y ago
Sorry, which group still hates gay people so much that they would kill them given the chance and supporting mob? The tech scene might have problems but those groups are not even close to each other.
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by dustinmoorenet 10y ago
I like that the design is open-source but it is just putting seeds in the ground and watering them. That is not a complex task. I believe this http://openag.media.mit.edu/ is a better system for food growth.
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by dustinmoorenet 10y ago
You can't sell your social security benefits, so I would guess the same restrictions would apply.
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by dustinmoorenet 10y ago
How exactly would the government control our purchases? If they expanded the food stamp program (I'm from the US) to include everyone then that wouldn't be a basic income because you couldn't use the money to pay rent or util
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by dustinmoorenet 10y ago
Yeah, but non-Texans didn't standup in front of their school in 4th grade with a cowboy hat and red bandana and sing the shit out of that song. We practiced for weeks.
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by dustinmoorenet 10y ago
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