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by fimbulvetr 6y ago
And here I was thinking you might have something of merit, but it turns out it's still the old 2007 arguments about === and array functions. I can see our definitions about what we spend our time on differ, as I could barely bring myse
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by fimbulvetr 6y ago
This is just FUD. You didn't give us any real use cases to agree with or refute, only your opinions. Lots of people and companies do very productive, very real, very "typed" and very effective applications and code in PHP. I
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by fimbulvetr 6y ago
I noticed your sarcasm there re: python being fast. Many of my company's tools have been moved from python to go for both speed and size reasons, as well as because it's much easier to distribute. Even python exec bundles can have
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by fimbulvetr 7y ago
I'd like to see similar data for real estate, though I recognize that the data is much more proprietary and there's a much longer lead time for some events (like closings) but for things like showings, open houses, etc. it would b
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by fimbulvetr 7y ago
You're getting downvoted but I wanted to let you know that I emphatically agree with you, but we might be the only two. Whenever a discussion of this comes up, it seems there are always some "just use xyz" patterns, and usual
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by fimbulvetr 7y ago
She is a bouvier de flanders. She doesn't require much time or energy, though when we were choosing her there was a mix of bouviers and I'd say half of them were higher energy and half were lower.
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by fimbulvetr 7y ago
I don't believe that's true - I haven't had the time to test this yet, but I believe that the scenarios where a power user would prefer to have a then. Await's are definitely easier because they allow you to maintain the
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by fimbulvetr 7y ago
This is _so_ wrong. My dog loves walks, but only for so many minutes before she wants to just lay down. We have 1/2 acre outside, accessible 24/7 to her via dog door but even then she barely goes outside except to do her business
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by fimbulvetr 7y ago
If you print out the forms and fill them out by hand, the only cost is the the envelope & stamp to mail them in. What the US Federal Government/IRS doesn't have is a free way to e-file taxes online.
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by fimbulvetr 7y ago
You're absolutely correct, thanks. Edited for accuracy.
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by fimbulvetr 7y ago
AWS has one in preview: https://aws.amazon.com/lake-formation/
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by fimbulvetr 8y ago
They're really not as bad as you've made it sound. I've been working with CF for 1.5 years, and I've done everything you've listed above (and more) with deep integrations into each other, and more. The most difficul
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by fimbulvetr 8y ago
You might want to check out gearmand and/or any of it's spiritual successors.
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by fimbulvetr 8y ago
So someone has decided to send in political ambassadors to the city in order to spread their culture, with the ultimate goal of flipping the city? I've played that game.
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by fimbulvetr 8y ago
I rather like this feature from CitiBank. I hate the interface, but the feature is great. I can use it to sign up for monthly services that I'm unsure about. If I don't want to go through the hassle of canceling the service, I jus
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by fimbulvetr 8y ago
Lately, I've noticed people are saying "I mean, ...". I hear it and automatically think it's a bit odd because they did not attempt to articulate anything before that, so they did not need to restate anything. I've
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by fimbulvetr 8y ago
This. I've had linux on the desktop since 2002, and unstable, insecure, hot and noisy are the polar opposite of what I've experienced on the whole. Sure, from time to time a tool would experience issues and cause heat from pegging
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by fimbulvetr 8y ago
My wife and I considered moving to NZ as well; I'm a cloud engineer with 10 years experience (20 total in software/sys admin) in the US, I've worked for startups and enterprises. NZ won't even acknowledge me because I d
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by fimbulvetr 9y ago
The idea that there is a black/white side of convenience vs. survival is not reasonable. It is very much a gradient, and I’m afraid that there’s much more nuance to it. For instance, if I have a dog trained to fetch my fowl from a lake
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by fimbulvetr 9y ago
More like: lom> poweroff As that is definitely something the os has no cability to block.
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by fimbulvetr 9y ago
Sounds like the no true scottsman fallacy to me.
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The Myfamily.com Service Shutdown(ancestry.com)
1 points by fimbulvetr 12y ago|0 comments
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by fimbulvetr 14y ago
I notice that they're actually looking to do faster turnaround on phase 2 - less time for giving a block of greater than /16 and less time for the ranges to clear up after they've been given back. I wonder if this is because those request f