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esaym
10y ago
Pretty cool. Wish Pandora or something would get on the boat with this. (at least pandora can censor out swear words)
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esaym
10y ago
oh, well then. Good I guess since I use weed killers around my house...
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esaym
10y ago
Read the article, it is not pointing the finger at Roundup's main ingredient "glyphosate". But they are putting toxic chemicals in their products without listing it anywhere on the label: "POEA — officially an “inert” in
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esaym
10y ago
At the time, my basic experience with databases had been for normal developer CRUD type operations. I was just getting into BI analytics and stuff. MySql was kind of the defacto choice for a "free" database and it was kind of thro
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esaym
10y ago
There's been a large migration off of mysql to postgres simply because Oracle got the rights to mysql when they purchased Sun. That is what made me consider , ditching mysql. The final straw came when I stood up a mysql 5.6 instance t
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esaym
10y ago
I get plenty of contract to hire jobs for rails to my inbox from linked in. Pay rates are usually $70k+, sometimes going above 100k for sr positions (for Austin and Dallas areas). So I'd say if you like ruby, then go for it. I don'
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esaym
10y ago
Pretty much what I was thinking too. Guess I'll be sticking with my 2000 V6 mustang for another 10 years.
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esaym
10y ago
I'm thinking about doing that. If I can just get the guts to delete half my "friends" FB would be awesome again...
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esaym
11y ago
NO. MVC is a framework. Just use CGI.
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esaym
11y ago
I think the point is that obesity causes infertility....
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11y ago
True, but can you even imagine being a software dev in 1970? Where TDD, unit testing, or testing even in general isn't even a thing thought of? It just seems so foreign. Even now, someone in college and spend all of their free time rea
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11y ago
I don't really understand how the computer systems of the F-15 and F-14 which were written in 1970's and probably in assembly seemed flawless yet with todays tech we can't even do this?
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esaym
11y ago
Totally. I live within the city limits, but a somewhat rural area. On Sept 1st every year (when dove season starts), I hear multiple shot gun shots per second (yes per second) from about 5am - 9am for several days.
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esaym
11y ago
Reminds me of lawn chair larry https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Larry_Walters
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esaym
11y ago
Next up is the "kissing bug" http://pvangels.com/news-mexico/176714/us-and-mexico-must-jo... Possibly responsible for most heart failures in people under the age of 50.
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11y ago
Seems carrying the weight of the batteries and motor would be totally counter productive. Perhaps they should pressurize the bike frame with air and then run that through a muffled impeller connected to the gear somehow :shrug:
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Cincinnati Bell to Shutdown Telegraph Service
(stopthecap.com)
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esaym
11y ago
Hmm I never heard of the "Parallella". This one has 64 cores but never seems to have been released: http://www.adapteva.com/white-papers/parallella-64-cores/ Is there anything else like that on the marke
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11y ago
I remember watching that channel at my grandmother's house. Every summer I used to stay there for a month or so. I'd always hit the "channel scan" option on the TV menu to see if they had any new channels that they didn&
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11y ago
That is not for safety, that is for making money. Think about. Make an activity illegal and now only your "certified" and lobbied for employees can do that (now expensive) work.
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11y ago
I'm never quite sure what to think about articles (or ideas) like this. I think of my grandfather who served in the air force for 20 years. When he needed more money, what did he do? He picked up a paper route early in the morning. Wha
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11y ago
Odd, they completely ignore Perl.
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esaym
11y ago
Hmm, I haven't used Opera since about 2004. How is it on Linux platforms? I am getting tired of Firefox eating all my ram, and I've never been crazy about Chrome. Edit: Seems like it is just a different wrapper around the Chrome i
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11y ago
He probably meant "readable" documentation....
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11y ago
In comparison to what? Mysql? Perhaps. Mysql is a little simpler and quicker to pick up, but one must remember, the original intent of mysql was to stop Devs from using text files for storage... But in comparison to an enterprise solution l
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I think I've only heard one in my life. It was on surfside beach TX where I lived at the time. I was on a dock and heard a really low thunder sound. I can't say that it was "loud" like it would hurt your ears, but it rea
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11y ago
Looks interesting. Anyone know what kind of tech the IT systems are built on? I'd be interested in sending a resume. I actually used to have a valid A&P mechanic's license. Always wanted to do software development for airlines
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Just think how much C02 you'd produce if you took a ship across the ocean for days on end....
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11y ago
Knowing more than one language is not very typical? Unless you have been involved as a software dev for 20+ years, if you have on your resume that you know perl,javascript, python, and java...that normally just means you know them very poor
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esaym
11y ago
Why flask and not bottle? I thought flask hadn't been maintained in a few years? Anyone know of a similar course for bottle?
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