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by ivthreadp110 4y ago
I like SciTE (it's not as popular as Notepad++)-- https://www.scintilla.org/SciTE.html
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by ivthreadp110 5y ago
Something I call Event Stream Assistant. I found myself commonly having to code small utilities for message brokering management/assistance (over and over again)- for the simple things like: Flat File Processing, Flat n' Sort, Sin
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by ivthreadp110 6y ago
Abysmal exception handling, Character encoding issues, Incongruity code style, Delusional developers. (I'm in that last category for sure)... but hmmm... probably should check myself at that statement.
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by ivthreadp110 6y ago
center of the earth
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by ivthreadp110 6y ago
I responded without reading anyone else's comments-- I'm so happy that my Past [name], Future [name], dialogue is something other people do! You're "other me" is the same as my "Past Jon" haha-- Remember t
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by ivthreadp110 6y ago
Sometimes-- but most of the time when I look at code I wrote and was proud of but 6months or a year later-- I'm like, what was I thinking- I would of done it differently now. I call it programmers remorse. Since we're always learn
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by ivthreadp110 7y ago
https://teachablemachine.withgoogle.com/models/1lXY78MD/ Also terrifying... I mean, it's google... after all - Pretty sure my android device knows when I'm touching my face when it's turned off.
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by ivthreadp110 8y ago
SAS Viya. Enough said.
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by ivthreadp110 8y ago
Because so many people/companies think about security as a secondary thing, and in most places Improving Security is some really simple changes.
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by ivthreadp110 8y ago
I know how you feel- It's always rewarding when you worked on something but never finished it- you knew it was a good idea when doing it-- then years later someone else does something very similar. No anger from it, not like they stole
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by ivthreadp110 8y ago
I really enjoyed Angular 1.x, was not happy with the 2.0 version (other then they fixed some critical performance issues with scaling websites). It was perfect for making simple single page applications for internal use at an an eCommerce c
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by ivthreadp110 8y ago
Upfront, I'm not a Apple person. I generally buy Business Class windows machines (after making sure I can install Linux on them). While their speakers generally arnt the best, I do enjoy the extended battery life and SSD. I mostly use
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by ivthreadp110 8y ago
AutoIt3 for some windows automation. Python and bash/shell scripts.
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by ivthreadp110 8y ago
Ah- I was not aware they had an LTS with different versioning. (And I did attend DjangoCon many years ago)- I clicked on this article initially because I was curious with what USSD was in the first place- Thanks for clearing that up for me
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by ivthreadp110 8y ago
Why Django 1.1? Super old school right? I'm actually suprised that Django supported Python3 fully back then... then again I've been super slow to switch to Python3 but I think my earliest Django app (an eCommerce website) was at l
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by ivthreadp110 9y ago
I can't wait to see how they monetize it. That is something I like. Should be interesting.
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by ivthreadp110 9y ago
Python backend is easy to learn. JS for front end is critical. For JavaScript, make your life easier- start at ES6. For Python for backend start super simple for small projects. Bottle.py or CherryPy. Templating is a thing of the past, use
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by ivthreadp110 9y ago
Thanks for the starter kit- I'm always looking for new framework launch and go... Wondering if you could include babble with it?
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by ivthreadp110 9y ago
Cleaver Beavers :) Nice read!
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by ivthreadp110 9y ago
A clock on PST (I live in EST). 3d Printed various objects. 3d Printer (I overtook the desk next to me). Lots of clutter. Papers, Misc. Junk. Misc D&D items (Team building). Peak Proformer Award 2017 (Q1). Scatterd notebooks and pens. O
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by ivthreadp110 9y ago
HN, reddit/worldnews, rt, livescience, youtube, sciencemag, google news searches, the economist
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by ivthreadp110 10y ago
Read news/technology articles (hacker news) or work on a task for another client :). If I don't distract myself I find myself making changes in the code requiring me to stop and start my tests again.
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by ivthreadp110 10y ago
Only wish invert y-axis was in settings... I may be old school but can't do first person views when moving up makes you look up. Gotta invert the axis for me to be able to play around without messing me up.
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by ivthreadp110 10y ago
Tried it again after rebooting and it ran fine (choppy in high def mode- not surprising given the hardware specs of this computer). I must of had to much stuff open before or something. In otherwords- unable to reproduce strange crash.
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by ivthreadp110 10y ago
I tried opening the link "if you have 51 installed link" on my Samsung C13 chrome book and it crashed it in a strange way. Yes I am aware it's running chrome, but was curious what would happen. I have it running in developer
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by ivthreadp110 10y ago
Full list of highschools: https://csudata.calstate.edu/highschool/school-list?pagestyl...
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by ivthreadp110 10y ago
https://calstate.edu/highschool On the second tab you can see demographics.
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by ivthreadp110 10y ago
Everyone can bend data. I work with the raw data of this kind of thing. Sure his graphs and charts are "right" but they're bent data. As a data scientist we don't cook the books. It's the readers of our results who
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by ivthreadp110 10y ago
This is a utter shit article- I work with these root statistics on a daily basis- yes they are bent based on what he is trying to rrove. It's the flaw having a theory then making the data prove it instead of looking at the data and com
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by ivthreadp110 10y ago
The illusion of it all is that you can measure based on "ethnicity" instead of something that matters more... such as being a first generation college student- being a first generation immigrant to the states- if you are eligible

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