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by felideon 14y ago
Healthcare offices as well, e.g. for requesting records, transferring records, etc.
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by felideon 14y ago
I was trying to visualize the so called 'magnetic highway' and found this along with further explanation. http://phys.org/news/2012-12-voyager-encounters-region-deep-...
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by felideon 14y ago
> Bootstrap enforces a model where people without design expertise are supposed to be somehow be good enough at design to utilize these UI components effectively. There's nothing that can save you from having bad taste. However, given g
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by felideon 14y ago
For more Naggum diatribes, visit http://www.xach.com/naggum/articles/ .
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by felideon 14y ago
Information Systems (or IT, or MIS, or CIS) is not Computer Science. I made the same mistake: I was a lazy student and didn't want to do a lot of math homework, so I picked IT as it sounded a lot more 'practical' and 'hands on'. I've slowl
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by felideon 14y ago
Seems like a nice way to create your own Cardboard Programmer[1] (for Rubber ducky debugging[2]) of anyone you like. Edit: Maybe remote teams can print out all your coworkers so they keep you company. [1] http://www.c2.com/cgi/wiki?Cardbo
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by felideon 14y ago
Is it a false dichotomy to assume he could have made the same $15k doing something else in less time? $15k is still $15k, and it's likely that had he opted not to write the ebook n+6 months ago he wouldn't have earned any additional income
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by felideon 14y ago
I used Navicat until I finally decided to try M-x sql-postgres in conjunction with a SQL Mode 'scratch' buffer from which I can simply C-c C-c. I'm not sure about Sequel Pro, but being able to [reverse] incremental search on \d and \dt is a
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by felideon 14y ago
Any plans on adding Common Lisp? Do you just need someone to point you to some decent code?
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by felideon 14y ago
Same with me: I hate having stuff in my pockets when I sit, specially with jeans. But now that I'm aware that it might send the wrong message, I'll try to keep just my phone in my pocket (the first Galaxy S, it's not very big) if I have lun
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by felideon 14y ago
You mean you also have claim data (837)? Or do you just have enrollment data (834)? If the former, I wonder if some statistical analysis could be done in order to detect possible fraud, waste, and abuse. (I'm not a data geek or anything,
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Building websites with science(codeascraft.etsy.com)
13 points by felideon 14y ago|3 comments
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by felideon 14y ago
Wait, what do you put on top of it to hold the (presumably) laptop? I say 'presumably' as you usually need two heights on standing desks: one for the keyboard and one for the monitor which should be higher.
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by felideon 14y ago
I would also like to know how well this would work with international flights, when picking up non-US citizens. I presume there's no way to know this, so one should still have to ballpark 30-60min buffer time for immigration.
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by felideon 14y ago
Agreed. Have you tried Microsoft's Natural Mouse?[1] The way you describe gripping your mouse is how this one is shaped: you pretty much just rest your hand on it. I've been using it for about 5 years[2] along with a mouse pad with palm r
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by felideon 14y ago
> Any employee who leaves 10k behind didn't care enough about it in the first place. The fact that he forgot is huge. No, it's not huge. As I said in another comment, it's always awkward for me to have to go to a 'manager' and ask for
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by felideon 14y ago
This is all sorts of wrong. Miso should have paid the referral fee (let's stop calling it a bonus as another commenter pointed out) as soon as the referred employee hit 6 months. Why are employees forced to beg for their money? For most
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by felideon 14y ago
Definitely look forward to having an account with Simple soon. 'Safe to spend' balance is brilliant and is something I have to do manually in Excel by playing with numbers. However, if I keep a zero-sum budget it would be nice to have multi
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by felideon 14y ago
And if you're not into credit cards just by principle, there's always Perkstreet's debit card. As their tagline goes, "No fees, just perks." (Perks being gift cards or cash back.)
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by felideon 15y ago
You could be a Leonardo da Vinci, though.
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by felideon 15y ago
No worries, I figured you had taken off. Thanks for responding and bringing your other comment to my attention — I glossed over it too quickly to make the connection. Cheers, best of luck on your new projects.
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by felideon 15y ago
Hi Derek, thanks for an awesome thread and your many enlightening blog posts. (I'm surprised you're surprised to see a post of yours here :P) What advice do you have for a generalist? I feel I can learn things quickly, but I don't get gre
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Ruby Enterprise Edition 1.8.7-2012.02 released; End of Life imminent(blog.phusion.nl)
1 points by felideon 15y ago|0 comments
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by felideon 15y ago
I assumed it is by people who want to jump-start a new career path, eg: from developer to designer, or want to move to a different city.
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by felideon 15y ago
At work people always tell me "You IT guys are all so funny."
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by felideon 15y ago
Cmd, not Ctrl. Cmd-? (? as in help)
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by felideon 15y ago
I'm no UI/UX expert here, but the official site does seem to get lost between the zero-click box and yellow sponsored result.
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by felideon 15y ago
Doh. And now I have a whole bunch of people showing up in my chat client. Is there a way to disable that? I see the options for 'Who can start a Messenger conversation with you?' but they are somewhat limited and that's not the option I'
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by felideon 15y ago
s/lame joke/Seinfeld reference :)
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by felideon 15y ago
Interesting. Having done all the paperwork myself for my wife's visa (thanks to help from visajourney.com) I always wondered how much 'consulting' one could do without being an immigration lawyer. By the same token, if I am not a tax accou

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