jdhawk

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   by jdhawk 11y ago

   I think he wants to get away from OS X and move to Linux
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   by jdhawk 11y ago

   Wouldnt it be more logical to simply disable the Touch Functionality and treat it like a Pre-TouchID button when not replaced by Apple with an OEM part?
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   by jdhawk 11y ago

   xpenology lets you run synology on commodity hardware - I have a 212j, and run xpenology on an old Optiplex I had lying around for Plex with Transcoding. pretty neat
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   by jdhawk 11y ago

   Buy a $2 ticket for entertainment, not "investment." Spend 10 minutes imagining what you'd do with $496M. It might be fun.
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   by jdhawk 11y ago

   Some people like having concrete evidence of where their dollar was spent?
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   by jdhawk 11y ago

   Give them livestock, which is not as seasonal as farming, and produces about 2x the hourly income. Teach them how to care for the livestock. This generates more income, and allows them to start using Micro financing, whereas before the live
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   by jdhawk 11y ago

   You're mistaking a language for a framework/library.
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   by jdhawk 11y ago

   Sure, why not? You can still write good applications using PHP. It not just for legacy servers and pre-installed applications (wordpress/drupal). You don't even have to use [framework of the month]. Its just a tool. Good architect
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   by jdhawk 11y ago

   I pay $70 for AT&T's UVerse GigaPower fiber (300/300 right now) in Austin. The only reason we have that option though is due to Google Fiber making everyone up their game. Even Time Warner offers reasonably priced 300/20
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    by jdhawk 11y ago

    Austin has an international airport...
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    by jdhawk 11y ago

    In theory - although its just conjecture. There are so spec's out there on the Jacket Weight or its windbreaking properties. If its as heavy as Canvas, then its just novel.
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    by jdhawk 11y ago

    The purpose of the outer shell of a Parka is to lightly and durably contain the insulating material and offer some wind resistance. I'm not sure on the weight of the resulting fabric, but if its in the realm of existing nylon shells an
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    by jdhawk 11y ago

    They're highly reliable and rarely wear out - no cables, no pads, and as you mentioned, no issues with water/mud which is a real concern in the NL. The only thing you're sacrificing is stopping power - but it fits the riding
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    by jdhawk 11y ago

    Then hire someone who knows Coffee or Type and teach them Purescript? Its not that hard for developers to pick up a new syntax if they understand the framework and ecosystem around it...
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    by jdhawk 11y ago

    Then build a traditional pickup and delivery laundry service with enough scale to offer competitive prices to in-home laundry services. Now you can have revenue to fund your R&D departments "automation" goals, increasing your
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    by jdhawk 11y ago

    No mention of iRedMail (Roundcube included)?
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    by jdhawk 11y ago

    Well, there is Navdy - which looks like a really interesting product. I hope it brings a plethora of like devices.
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    by jdhawk 11y ago

    oh, you wanted seats and a steering wheel? What about the underbody coating....
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    by jdhawk 11y ago

    > texans banning all squats from the weight room, for instance Hu? I know Dan Riley does not like squats, but he uses several different alternatives and still says that they can be effective if you're built properly for them.
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    by jdhawk 11y ago

    Consulting with Scott about a movie to Mars is all their budget can handle.
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    by jdhawk 11y ago

    Yeah, I've gotten some strange looks on planes for wearing mine. It looks exactly like a face-bra. source: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000CCI4YU?psc=1&redirect=t...
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    by jdhawk 11y ago

    Why? we're mid-rollout?
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    by jdhawk 11y ago

    Ditto - great idea - just never works reliably
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    by jdhawk 11y ago

    SICOM:IND and SZCOMP:IND? http://www.bloomberg.com/quote/SICOM:IND http://www.bloomberg.com/quote/SZCOMP:IND
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    by jdhawk 11y ago

    I know there is a very good reason for this, but it seems like we're sending a lot of satellites to these moons and planets to perform VERY similar missions. Orbit around, take photos and readings. Why are we creating a new spacecraft
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    by jdhawk 11y ago

    > Just don't try to force that choice on everyone. You're missing one of the primary tenets of being a vegan
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    by jdhawk 11y ago

    2B/9 Million Users = $222 per user 2B/21 Million Repos = $95 per repo obviously they're not pulling in that kinda cash, but I'd love to see enterprise pricing.
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    by jdhawk 11y ago

    Add dependents and things get more complicated.
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    by jdhawk 11y ago

    Valid point, but generally speaking, I was looking for someone who was a bit more mature than straight out of Highschool - and college gave me some concept that they'd achieved that. Hiring right out of HS would have been a higher risk
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    by jdhawk 11y ago

    I've hired a lot of people who didnt finish their degree, but had some college under their belt and a strong portfolio. I would have a very hard time hiring a HS graduate, unless they expressed a very high level of maturity, and even t