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by emeraldd 10y ago
You might not have a choice, say the vendor provides software (other than the driver itself) that is required to use the product and forces the driver install at the same time as the software.
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by emeraldd 10y ago
> To disregard a pattern is stupidity, but to enslave yourself to it is laziness. I may have to quote you on that one ;)
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by emeraldd 10y ago
Wow that's iffy hand writing ... * Upper Left is illegible -- Iskee worm(?) * Top Right - Kitchee Boo Boo Bug, He who pors(?) around errors(?) in(?) relays * Bottom Left - NRL Bug He who sends worms(?) data .... * Bottom Right - He who
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by emeraldd 10y ago
True, the point where it becomes bias in my mind is when they decide that the assumption is true and don't look further than the first guess.
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by emeraldd 10y ago
"and establish herself as a play therapist in private practice." Huh, you learn something new all the time. I had no idea this was a thing ... http://playtherapy.org/Helping-Children/About-Play-Therapy
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by emeraldd 10y ago
I find it interesting that the majority of the "outside assistance" in this case came back to Heather as the culprit. On one hand, it makes a lot of sense that the person most immediately involved would likely be the prime suspec
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by emeraldd 10y ago
This is an odd one for me, 90% of the time I wind up subconsciously ignoring comments that exist in code. It's almost as if I can't see them on the screen. I've been in at least one argument with a coworker where I realized I
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by emeraldd 10y ago
"If I were human, I believe my response would be ..." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HGMObdYRJHs
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Aircraft Carrier USS Enterprise to Be Decommissioned(forces.tv)
2 points by emeraldd 10y ago|1 comments
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by emeraldd 10y ago
It's your life. Assuming that the your exit date has been on the table, internal changes with your former (Their effectively former the moment you say your leaving wether they officially are or not) employer should have no bering. It&
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by emeraldd 10y ago
A good counter to this problem for the interviewer is to pick something that is extra-domain to your problem space. A previous employer I worked with used "Design the object model of a Chicken" as a starting point. The interviewer
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by emeraldd 10y ago
Is that true? His command would evaluate the path at the time which is run, but yours seems to evaluate the path at the time python3.5 is run. Subtle, but very different results.
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by emeraldd 10y ago
- 1) Choose languages that developers are familiar with, not the best tool for the job 95% of the time, a language that your developers are familiar with is the correct tool for the job simply for that reason! There are cases where it is no
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by emeraldd 10y ago
In the environments this would be used Labor is cheaper than and probably more available than electric power. This could also be built on site rather than trucked in, all you need is the knowledge of how to build it. In some instances, thi
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by emeraldd 10y ago
Sometimes the most advanced technology in the world is the simplest most childish thing around.
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by emeraldd 10y ago
I'm using this one right now to get away from a computer at the end of the day ... Much better than watching TV or similar. Heck even when I'm writing (fiction ...) I'd be sitting in front of a computer screen.
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by emeraldd 10y ago
Mild side note, this technique is the only way I finally wrapped my head around lisp ... Building a scheme. It's definitely a good way to learn things about a system if you can find an appropriate toy level plan to implement.
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by emeraldd 10y ago
Of course, we're talking about less than first-gen tech here as well.
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by emeraldd 10y ago
(Note this math is a thought experiment ... completely off the cuff and utter non-sense.) Based on their numbers: AA is about 700J/g @ 20g gives about 14000J and a 24 hour drain gives us 580J/hour. DiamondBattery is about 15J&#x2F
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by emeraldd 10y ago
Probably because it is full of bits of whatever is being cut and can't easily be filtered after a run.
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by emeraldd 10y ago
It sounded like they were running the same code in both places, not a separate code base. (With the exception of extensions.) So unless those extensions are heavier than I'd guess, probably just the PHP upgrade.
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by emeraldd 10y ago
* Learn as much as you can about the system and the currently running stack, deployment model, and dev environment. As a corollary, make sure you can bring a clean stack up on a dev machine, as isolated from prod as possible, by hand. Or a
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by emeraldd 10y ago
Considering all the doom and gloom about the market tanking last night, this is a pleasant surprise.
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US markets react calmly to Trump victory after volatile night(theguardian.com)
1 points by emeraldd 10y ago|1 comments
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by emeraldd 10y ago
There will be a physical limit when you attach the cables to the capacitor. At some point, the cable will be larger than the capacitor itself. Also, there are internal components (i.e. the leads attaching to the 'plates') that wi
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by emeraldd 10y ago
I can tell you one place I've found them very valuable: development systems. The longer I've been in the field, the more I've learned that polluting my dev box with globally installed tools makes life painful down the road.
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by emeraldd 10y ago
Well now, I hadn't seen that mentioned anywhere! Interesting ... I'll have to take another look at win10 then ...
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by emeraldd 10y ago
My biggest complaint about Windows, from a pure usability stand point, is the fact that I have yet to find anything close to a functional multi-desktop app. There used to be something as part of XP powertoys (it performed badly as I remembe
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by emeraldd 10y ago
Ugh! I read the joke without realizing it was a joke.
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by emeraldd 10y ago
Previous success does not mean it's a good or advisable idea. This is the kind of thing companies will tolerate until they decide not too and then drop a horde of lawyers on a few 'examples'.

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