gaoshan

28 ms·

271.
by gaoshan 11y ago
I think it very much depends on how much interaction as a father you want to have with your kids. If you want to be cooking some nice meals for them, coaching sports, attending events, assisting with homework, tucking into bed, dealing with
272.
by gaoshan 11y ago
The points I see missing from that very accomplished young man's application to these top schools are the essay(s), any interviews he may have done and any sort of philanthropic or leadership roles he may have been involved in. These a
273.
by gaoshan 11y ago
I live in Ohio and have paid off my home so for my wife and myself that would be enough. This assumes no expensive medical emergencies, no new cars needed, no significant international travel, etc. Wouldn't be a very luxurious life but
274.
by gaoshan 11y ago
Downloaded it and added Facebook's Nuclide plugin suite but many things seem to not work. the mercurial plugin doesn't appear to function at all and frequently the config section where you list installed plugins just seems to hang
275.
by gaoshan 11y ago
The tone of this post is strange to me. The author says things like, "To them, it is an absolute requirement that anyone who utters opinions they consider unacceptable must be excluded from their society." and "They “would no
276.
by gaoshan 12y ago
6:45am - wake and check news, email, weather, traffic 7:00am - shower, get dressed 7:15am - make breakfast and coffee 7:45am - begin the hour long drive to work I'm a front end dev manager for a large company.
277.
by gaoshan 12y ago
No point in asking her that as she is mentally stable.
278.
by gaoshan 12y ago
My sister works for one of the intelligence agencies and says that the two biggest threats, from an intel perspective, are China and Israel.
279.
by gaoshan 12y ago
I think you are spot on with this comment. The reaction to this watch is not substantially different from every other reaction to a major Apple product (or OS version or whatever else they announce). It can be entertaining to read (got me i
280.
by gaoshan 12y ago
She wrote an essay for a Chinese student about her mother washing clothes in a laundromat, leaving them to run errands and returning to find the clothes stolen. While leaving one's belongings unattended in a public place in China would
281.
by gaoshan 12y ago
That pit and the various efforts to "find the treasure" remind me of a father that was spending $15,000 per year on his young daughter's softball efforts (coaching, training, traveling) in order to help earn her a scholarship
282.
by gaoshan 12y ago
I use the Hario hand grinder and it is by far the best grinder for anyone that is price conscious. It is significantly less expensive that other ceramic burr grinders. The only draw back is that you must manually crank it and this takes tim
283.
by gaoshan 12y ago
I live in a small village (2,000 people) and would love to implement something like this but the costs, as mentioned in articles about communities that have done it, seem prohibitive in the extreme (many millions of dollars). The article ta
284.
by gaoshan 12y ago
Appreciate it, man. I've been confronting it for many years now and writing about what happened gets easier the more often I do so. My wife is indeed amazing. A tough yet gentle, kind yet firm completely reasonable, intelligent, clear
285.
by gaoshan 12y ago
I was diagnosed with PTSD after having spent my childhood being raised by a child molester. Since the molester was my dad I could never escape him, could never go to my parent for help. He kept it up for the first 12 years of my life (he to
286.
by gaoshan 12y ago
We use a bunch of Atlassian products (Jira, Bitbucket, Tempo, Sourcetree, IDE Connector, Jira Agile, ) but while HipChat never caught on with us, Slack hit a home run. That said, once someone includes video group chat (a la Skype) for free
287.
by gaoshan 12y ago
Unfortunately I'm in the U.S. and if I had to pay $3,000 per box of that medicine (at 2 boxes a month) I would have to die because I simply do not make that much money. It's literally more than 100% of my entire income. I'm j
288.
by gaoshan 13y ago
Or say, "Well, this is the only way to do it... nothing else works for nginx." and then present an inefficient solution. You will get ripped but solutions will arrive.
289.
by gaoshan 13y ago
Dujiangyan is astonishing to see in person. The scale of such an ancient project is mind boggling. Sadly, much of the surrounding area was destroyed in the 2008 earthquake as the epicenter was very nearby.
290.
by gaoshan 13y ago
From a practical point of view I feel like the tones are the biggest hinderance for many people. Anyone, with some work, can memorize the characters (and the radicals that make up their component parts) but for some people the tones are jus
291.
by gaoshan 13y ago
FWIW I am more like you. I prefer to work with people like you and most of my colleagues are like this. However, when you are dealing with people that are NOT like this (and there are many of them out there), you have to change your game or
292.
by gaoshan 13y ago
>You have phrased this as an almost apologetic post And I bet this is why the CTO has taken the path that they have. They sense the same thing that we sense from the tone of this comment so they are going after that perceived weakness.
293.
by gaoshan 13y ago
"Using VPNs seems like the only valid solution" But a government like China interferes with even VPNs (more so outside of the greater Shanghai and Beijing metro areas, in case anyone is sitting in those areas saying "My VPN w
294.
by gaoshan 13y ago
Keep in mind that most of us aren't earning pensions and our 401Ks are earning peanuts so retirement at 60 effectively means "living on social security and whatever you managed to scrape together". Retirement will mean povert
295.
by gaoshan 13y ago
To be fair this is an article that takes the opinions of employees of Rackspace, specifically, to deliver it's "verdict" which isn't a verdict so much as a collection of pluses and minuses. More importantly, Rackspace of
296.
by gaoshan 13y ago
I realize this doesn't contain specifics but I haven't used anything other than IntelliJ for some time so I can only offer my impression... I went from Eclipse (which I never liked as it always felt slow and clunky) to Netbeans (w
297.
by gaoshan 13y ago
PuPHPet is great for getting a ready to go VM with a PHP and all the trimmings. Super easy, super fast.
298.
by gaoshan 13y ago
Digital Ocean is great.... I've been using them for a bunch of stuff. Make for great dab/staging servers and low cost platforms.
299.
by gaoshan 13y ago
So I guess the (currently third place) "Other" is mostly PHP? I know it's not cool but it still seems strange to leave that popular and frequently used platform out of the poll.
300.
by gaoshan 13y ago
I expect it means that the developer can handle both backend and frontend related javascript (like, they are comfortable working with nodejs, expressjs, Angularjs, Emberjs, etc.)

More ›