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by incision 13y ago
Don't run node.js, but my experience with New Relic has been excellent - great product from folks who have been knowledgeable, responsive and friendly without exception.
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by incision 13y ago
Looks very neat, I'm disappointed that's it's apparently iPad only. I'd love to give it a try next to Sketchbook Ink [0] on my Android devices. Though, I have to say, I'm growing really weary of dramatic copy that i
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by incision 13y ago
>"- Easiest returns if the need arises." This has actually become the most compelling thing about Amazon for me. I've been a Prime member since the start and Amazon has taken care of me without question even when it&#x27
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by incision 13y ago
> Also, let's not forget the cost of living in DC. For the folks misunderstanding that comment: The link goes straight to at least ten pages of positions with USDA which is located in Beltsville, about 10 miles outside of DC. Bethe
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by incision 13y ago
Well then, as a fan of the sport who apparently already knows everything a mainstream magazine has to offer and then some - can you offer some insight, a link or anything at all for the rest of us beyond self-satisfied bitching?
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by incision 13y ago
>"We all recognize the importance of fire safety, but there is no excuse for the design of smoke and CO detectors to be so painfully obnoxious. If it motivates homeowners to disable them, it is a bad design, isn't this obvious
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by incision 13y ago
> "As someone in the same position that has debated this endlessly in their own head -- its not going to be really 'worth' it. VZW has the best network around, being grandfathered in on unlimited data is a serious boon.&qu
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by incision 13y ago
Great composer, no doubt, but slow (Estimated delivery: Dec 2012) going with the Turrican Soundtrack Kickstarter [0]. 0: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/chris-huelsbeck/turrican...
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by incision 13y ago
I enjoyed that visualization. When you consider that Consider Phlebas was published in 1987, it was probably necessary. In 2013, a writer can count on all sorts of metaphors and approximations that wouldn't even have been a concept to
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by incision 13y ago
Marketing in the guise of a beta/prototype program. Google seems to have been pretty successful doing with Glass and I'm sure there were prior examples. In any case, I'm pretty much guaranteed to buy the finished product. Wha
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by incision 13y ago
Have a look at this [0][1], Chapter 6 should give you a some idea. 0: http://research.google.com/pubs/pub35290.html 1: http://www.morganclaypool.com/doi/pdfplus/10.2200/S00193ED1V... [PD
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by incision 13y ago
> "With DLC and other bells and whistles tacked onto many games these days that would have normally been part of the core game, the base price quickly inflates to be more in line with inflation." 1.) Assertions about what &quo
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by incision 13y ago
Not exactly. Box prices for video games have been remarkably static. New games were selling for $60 in 1993, just like GTA V is today instead of the inflation-adjusted equivalent of $97.
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by incision 13y ago
>"...their strengths (security, gov & enterprise sales), they might be doing pretty-well today." Yeah, while pretty much everyone witnessed and understands the failure of RIM to respond to the iPhone and hardware/OS
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>"...good culture fit." What does that mean, how is it determined via an interview and how is it weighted against all the other factors that make up a good hire?
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by incision 13y ago
>'If you’re ever asked, “Do you have any questions?” and your reply is no, mentally deduct 20 points from your personal score immediately.' I expect that's how it plays out, but I personally find the "Do you have an
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by incision 13y ago
This reminds of a situation years ago where a friend of mine downloaded a bunch of archive material from a certain security disclosure site while at work. Within a day the site had proudly proclaimed that they were being "investigated&
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">It's frustrating that corporations continually reinforce this notion that a piece of paper is more important than work product." I can't speak to software development certs in particular, but I've worked in &
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>"The thing is that endorsements at least are pretty noisy data. What's the point of shooting for quantity at the expense of quality?" Personally, the endorsements I receive are fairly noisy, but I'm acting as the s
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by incision 13y ago
I'd think this is pretty straightforward. The real business of LinkedIn is selling services to employers and space to advertisers [0]. The more data points they have on each user, the more numerous results they can return to recruiters
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by incision 13y ago
>"Tangentially, how do you fix this?" I feel it's something that's best learned by example, watching and learning from someone who's skilled in the art. I certainly can't claim to have mastered it, but I
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by incision 13y ago
Here's one I think happens fairly often... e) I'm a career manager with a nice-looking, but superficial set of credentials in the form of education, speaking engagements, articles and the like. I'm not competent or aggressive
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by incision 13y ago
My experience with Google corroborates some of this. Particularly the unpredictable callbacks and repeated contacts despite being within the 18 month period and complete lack of feedback post-interview. Additionally, there was plenty of con
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by incision 13y ago
How do relationships with the sources referenced work? Is consent given? I can certainly imagine some valuable sources politely declining to be scraped.
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by incision 13y ago
>"There is an expansion underway to extend the system west to Dulles Airport, about 30 miles or so from downtown DC. A huge project, no doubt, but it is about ten years behind schedule." That's a bit of an exaggeration.
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by incision 13y ago
>"I need medicine for a condition I was born with, fuck me right?" More like fuck everybody. Insurance companies claim pre-existing as a matter of course and will demand a letter of necessity just to waste time. Insurance is
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by incision 13y ago
Yes, I'd say it's a huge one, particularly if you have or are planning to start/extend a family. I'd be overjoyed my coverage as a "self-employed" contractor were nearly as straightforward and affordable as it
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by incision 13y ago
I've had my kit since March the novelty has yet to wear off. Off the top of my head, I'd think that comes from two main things 1.) Developers are still exploring how to take advantage of the hardware - figuring out what works best
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by incision 13y ago
As I understand it the 1080p Rift is a prototype for demo purposes only [0]. Also, I wouldn't say the resolution is "poor". Again, it's hard to describe, but it 800x640 presented through the Rift is a lot nicer than it l
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by incision 13y ago
Yeah, kits shipped in March. The hardware is incredibly polished for something that popped up on Kickstarter 7 months prior. It's comfortable, tracking works wonderfully. The only downside is the relatively low resolution - which it&#x

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