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by hysan 9y ago
Thanks for getting back to me. It sounds a bit geared towards people who have enough experience to know what to ask, so I'm not sure if this is something I would recommend to someone coming from a completely different field. Would that
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by hysan 9y ago
Yeah, of course. Launching is a big day so take your time. Thanks for leaving a message first instead of leaving me wondering.
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by hysan 9y ago
I see. Thanks for answering that. If you don't mind, I have some follow-up questions then (since I'm considering doing this as a way to get back into a programming career and possibly recommending this to a friend's friend wh
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by hysan 9y ago
Out of curiosity, I signed up for the JavaScript Mini Code Bootcamp - Archive to evaluate the quality of the lectures. I've been watching/listening to the first 20+ min and so far, I'm quite skeptical of the quality of the
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by hysan 9y ago
For people who have lived in the same area for several years, moving means losing all of your political capital that you've built up in the form of: * votes / campaigning for your representatives * learning about the local laws an
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by hysan 9y ago
Isn't that a bit of strange question to ask if you wanted someone to explain hash tables? If I brought in a candidate to interview for hash tables, I would probably expect them to already have a base covering hash functions. Otherwise,
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by hysan 9y ago
> Well, it should, right? If you don't support the practice when it targets the poor, presumably you shouldn't with the rich either. Interesting rhetorical, but no? This presumes that: 1. The manner of seizure is the same; were
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by hysan 9y ago
I'm not and here's why. 1. If evidence proves afterwards that the handling of the arrest was just and for good reason, then I'll admit my fault and apologize. My error in overreaction will mean nothing in the long run. 2. How
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by hysan 9y ago
I'm pretty sure anything I'd suggest would already be included in other people's lists so I'm going to request something different. Personally, I'd like a well maintained set of applications that integrates nice
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by hysan 9y ago
I know this is an ethical question, but I wonder, would it be possible to have him license the script to the company for some annual fee and then offer the company a support contract as well in case new quirks are found that need to be upda
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by hysan 9y ago
Perhaps this is the result of increased computing power, search engine use, and the internet in the 2000s. Since computers can now let you automatically organize, tag, and find any kind of music you want, there's less need to manually
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by hysan 9y ago
That position only proves true if you live in a society where compromise is seen as a negative. I don't know when this shift occurred, but it is certainly the case now that any compromise is generally seen as a loss and failure to repr
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by hysan 9y ago
> Amazon is now providing options for customers to choose the storage plan that is right for them. Something about that wording really irks me for some reason.
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by hysan 9y ago
> Here's a few names I just devised: ClouDuplicate , Clouder, DupliCloud, CfC (cloud file cloud).. Or you know, since it's written in Go, how about GoDuplicate, GoBackup, etc. I like giving people the benefit of the doubt, but
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by hysan 9y ago
Cool. I'll be keeping my eye on this then.
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by hysan 9y ago
Two questions: 1. Does this remember or allow me to configure the Desktop(s) that I had those programs opened on? 2. Is there a shortcut to close all of the programs it opened for a workspace?
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by hysan 9y ago
> and not given enough attention to ROI Which itself could be a result of management often viewing engineering as a cost center with no perceivable ROI. This can be reflected in pay not being commensurate with company performance and not
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by hysan 9y ago
I wonder what's her stance towards the Great Firewall? This seems like the first few steps towards building something similar to it. It's quite scary to think that governments are slowly becoming more like China recently.
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by hysan 9y ago
First hit on Google[1] shows one study about it being 94% of jobs created from 2005 to 2015. So doesn't seem like a stretch so long as you agree with the "the actual way the us defines a job was changed under Bush and kept under O
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by hysan 9y ago
Hugely depends on where in the world you are talking about. America? Probably not. Japan? Sure. Didn't seem all that useful to me there anyway.
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by hysan 10y ago
Does this mean that they'll finally offer alternative/better keyboard layouts on their laptops? > Laptops are more complex and will follow much later. Oh... I guess not. Custom desktops aren't all that interesting. Especia
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by hysan 10y ago
I don't mind switching so long as they achieve feature parity. I love Wunderlist as it's the only todo app that has stuck for me. The one big thing that I've noticed missing is the lack of native desktop apps. For something l
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by hysan 10y ago
You hear that? This Representative just promised to change the FBAR (FinCEN Report 114) so that you can file it by mailing the form in! Oh and not to mention free copies of all of the various tax forms and instructions for both federal and
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by hysan 10y ago
If the information in this article is true, which seems to be the case after reading most of the linked sources, then a lot of the news articles that were cited are reporting false information. Now that immediately made me curious to see if
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by hysan 10y ago
Bing rewards actually got me to use Bing as my primary search engine for half a year. The rewards were enticing enough to convince me to give them a fair shot. There were some nice things in Bing, but after 6 months, I decided that the qual
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by hysan 10y ago
Good point. I was probably thinking too far ahead instead of focusing on the communication aspect. No worries about culture though since we're all American and even lived together for a while. We just happen to be spread across the wor
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by hysan 10y ago
Looks interesting and will take a look into it. I saw it mentioned alongside Pencil ( http://pencil.evolus.vn ) when searching for prototyping tools. Sort of reminds me of Visio. Would that be an apt comparison?
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by hysan 10y ago
This was my first thought, but I was worried about it becoming unwieldy after a couple of iterations. What are your experiences with doing this in a team? Any tips on how to manage all of the back and forth?
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by hysan 10y ago
This seems doable, though we might have to resort to LibreOffice instead. One of them is based in China so no Google products work without a VPN which isn't always very stable.
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by hysan 10y ago
We're a bit past this. We do have candidate layouts in mind hence why I asked about design and layout. But I'll definitely suggest going back a step and seeing if we can further simplify everything. Thanks.

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