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Hi Jacob, A couple of questions. 1. I could be mistaken on this, however, the resume template used by your service ("The Rezi Format") appears to be generated with LaTeX using the moderncv package banking template. Do you allow yo
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6y ago
Interesting. Thanks for sharing!
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6y ago
Awesome project. Can you share which libraries you are using with this project?
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6y ago
I have had a similar experience. ClojureScript ruined JavaScript for me.
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6y ago
Hard for me to pick a favorite. Lisps: Clojure(Script) - Very productive language with a great ecosystem of libraries available. My favorite libraries are re-frame and cljfx. Janet - Borrows from Clojure in terms of syntax. Super small pa
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I think it is because it could be an alternative pronunciation of shit-UI. Bit of a stretch if you ask me.
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I think maybe you are worried about subconscious bias, but it is a crime to discriminate against you for your status as a service member or veteran. https://www.worker.gov/concerns/veteran-or-service-member-ri... .
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6y ago
Well, I recently received a payout of $11.99 for products sold via Amazon affiliate links. It nearly covers my domain registration fees.
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6y ago
This is definitely useful but I'm not sure it is up to date/complete. For example, the spreadsheet says ingress-nginx does not have authentication support, but according to the docs it has support for basic, client cert, external
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6y ago
I have nothing to back this claim but I imagine it is probably the most competitive tech field. When you ask people why they learned to program the answer is frequently because they wanted to make a game. Also, based on reading "Bloo
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6y ago
I almost feel that reddit is making an effort to make old.reddit.com unusable rather than eliminating it. Some examples: - clicking a link to another reddit post from old.reddit.com takes you to reddit.com unless the poster made an effort
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6y ago
Take a look at "Database Modeling and Design: Logical Design". It covers planning relational databases in depth. I found it useful when I was first learning about SQL/relational databases.
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6y ago
An hour a day is a lot. However, as someone who suffers from allergies and is not able to control symptoms with allergy medications alone, I am willing to give it a try (although this method is intended to treat irritation from fungus). I
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6y ago
Film photography. People still use film but it is no longer ubiquitous. There are people in the world approaching adulthood who likely never experienced what it was like to take a picture and wait hours or days to find out if it turned out
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6y ago
I recently finished Sid Meier's Memoir! I found it fascinating and highly readable. If you like games you will like this book. Meier's inspirations and insights into what makes a game fun make this memoir well worth it to anyon
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6y ago
In my experience pair programming is good when it happens organically and bad when it is prescribed. The times I have seen it prescribed have usually been the result organizational or planning issue. "This feature isn't getting
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6y ago
I've definitely had my fair share of inkjet printers that were essentially worthless. However, my Brother HL-5370DW is excellent. I bought it 10 years ago for $125. This year, for the first time ever, I replaced the toner cartage.
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6y ago
I use WordPress because it is easy to use, there is a plugin for everything, and it allows me to focus on writing articles for my blog instead of fiddling with something new that I would have to take the time to learn. I have contemplated
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6y ago
There is a lot of certainty in the quotes this article shares given the complete lack of hard data. > “The WFH lifestyle seems to have impacted younger employees, and overall productivity and ‘creative combustion’ has taken a hit,” What
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6y ago
> Why call it 'extensible'? It's no more extensible than C. Extensibility refers to the ability to extend the compiler directly in the language. Lisp supports this with macros, which are not functions and are different th
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6y ago
FIXME: Security issue, this function is not enough for sanitizing user input. Not off to a good start.
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I hate to judge a project by the technology choices but no SSL on the landing page and PHP is just the tip of the iceberg here. - Every table uses MyISAM. Interesting choice, but maybe the fancy features of InnoDB aren't really needed
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6y ago
Clearly you are someone who strongly believes in the superiority of remote work For myself. I strongly believe remote work is a net gain for me and others like me. I appreciate that others do not feel the same way, but when the dust set
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6y ago
Sure, if there's evidence that the author is not really who they say they are, by all means go ahead and point it out. However, you just seem to be making vague accusations about some grand conspiracy by corporate real estate develope
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In this case I suppose I'll give The Atlantic the benefit of the doubt because they do clearly spell out their advertising and paid content guidelines in this document (pdf warning). http://cdn.theatlantic.com/static&#x
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I do think it is necessary. It's one thing to share your experience about remote work as the author does. It's something entirely different to interleave it with with vague concerns of economic hardship for younger people or stu
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This article appears in the October 2020 print edition with the headline “A Cubicle Never Looked So Good.” To be honest, I've never really had a cubicle. Usually just a desk in a bullpin type arrangement. No privacy. Distractions
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- Why did you get into the field? What did you focus on at first? No real focus first. I majored in history. I worked for a while doing a lot of number crunching with excel and thought maybe a lot of what I was doing could be automated.
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No, you'll have to pry my fountain pen from my cold dead fingers. I have tried a lot of digital note taking solutions and I always find that they distract from the task of actually taking notes, including typing. Or, perhaps it is th
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Recently I've been working with cljfx for developing a JavaFX app with clojure. cljfx does a great job of creating a re-frame like development experience for JavaFX.
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