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by dvdhnt 10y ago
I see what you're suggesting, and honestly, hope that better characterizes this particular portion of the story; not that I have a horse in the race, but I'd rather here that this turns out well rather than burst into flames.
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
I suppose I should say ironic rather than hilarious. From day one you're drowned in briefings and presentations on secrecy; they make it a point to declare how devastating it would be if "they" knew anything at all about &quo
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
As a former contractor, I find this hilarious.
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
> They went far too quickly for something that hadn't proven its worth and demand yet. Which is why there's at least a bit of irony in going all-in on self-service after only 4 weeks of data; quite similar to the beginning of t
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
"Then, another monkey from the group refuses to give up one of his bananas. How is this refusal equal to stealing?" You're leaving out the veterinarian who accepts a payment of bananas equal to the number of monkeys within th
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
Node is great if you want to utilize npm modules. My recent projects have been built on a Node server. I like to use knexjs as an ORM, sometimes including bookshelfjs for model building. Cacheing or rather message queuing has been done with
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
That was more civil than outright calling multiple users ignorant. Instead, I acknowledged demonstrated ignorance by cheekily posting a valid ruby class definition.
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
class Walkman < Troll def comment self.ignorance += 1 end end Pretty sure that's standard ruby.
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
> happening here Does that mean you're living there? I'm curious what the prospects are like there. There's been more discussion lately about us Americans looking for work abroad. My wife is finally on board with making a
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
Would love your feedback, thanks!
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Exploring Lodash Part 1 – Introduction and _.isArray(medium.com)
1 points by dvdhnt 10y ago|1 comments
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
> let them destroy their reputation and be their own undoing My only concern is that their "reputation" is one perceived inside our sweet tech bubble. Basically, people like my parents and cousins from rural [Insert Southern St
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
Not to be too prying, but you don't happen to have children do you? I do, very young, single digits, and would love to immigrate out of the US but healthcare, daycare, and schools for my children are priorities. Any thoughts on those t
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
Re: your job posting > We're currently investigating React as an alternative to Angular I've done little more than a couple of test projects in Angular, but we have 2 production applications using React right now and imo React
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
This is a concept I wrote (quickly) to start testing the idea of storing data in Elasticsearch. I first wrote siphr[1] to handle the translation then this (jstrong) for convenience. We need something encrypted at rest or some translation la
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Show HN: Jstrong – convert JSON object keys/values to AES256 encrypted strings(github.com)
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
> Empathy I came here to add this one, too. It's usefulness and affect on social development, deep relationships, and happiness can't be understated.
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
^ this Furthermore, there have been articles referencing the analytical failings behind the miscalculation by those who claimed Trump had no chance along with numerous links to self-reflection pieces characterizing the attitudes of the medi
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
For older folks, I would argue that Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor changed the entire world. As for myself, I wasn't alive then, so it's probably the attacks on September 11th. They resulted in numerous wars, changed the live
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
Sweet another CEO being emotionally reactive.
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
Ah yes I think you're right.
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
This feels irresponsible to me; you're influential and concerned with the health of the economy. Therefore IMO be the leaders you're expected to be and don't make a joke out of it if it's so important to you. Otherwise,
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Nebraska votes to reinstate the death penalty(thehill.com)
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
My impression is that pollsters, people surveying voters during the election, report via the AP or directly to networks; seems basically like the traditional news wire.
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
^ this I was listening to the Bill Burr podcast and he was talking about rumors of pharmaceutical companies planning to try and re-demonize marijuana in states where it has become legal to regain what they perceive as lost revenue due to a
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
You know I don't think it will. I haven't seen any information about that being the case in Washington or Colorado. One popular example is the NFL where they contend that because they engage in interstate commerce and it's st
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
As a Texan who has heard ten sides of this discussion, I can assure you the answer is no.
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California has legalized recreational marijuana(theverge.com)
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
Usually, I'm pretty good at finding docs, posts, solutions, tutorials, etc. and reading through them to find a decent solution. This time, however, it took me much, much longer; probably because it involved brew, ruby, and openssl with
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Took me 2 days to find this OpenSSL/Ruby solution(gist.github.com)
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