jeletonskelly

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by jeletonskelly 8y ago
When the driverless utopia is finally realized we'll all have desks in our cars to make sure we're actually working on the commute.
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by jeletonskelly 8y ago
At a certain point more money doesn't really mean much unless it amounts to a lifestyle change. Suppose you make $120k/yr and you hear someone makes $132k/yr for the same job at a different company. Is the extra ~$660/mo
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by jeletonskelly 10y ago
Is "selling their souls" really what they're doing? When writing a new language shouldn't one consider its adoption by the community to be a key part of its success? The purist would say all that matters is sticking to a
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by jeletonskelly 10y ago
Late reply, but mainly shared resources like security groups (like a specific security group for NTP or HTTP/S), IAM roles, DB's, Kinesis streams, etc. The other reason being the limit on template length. You can't spec out a
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by jeletonskelly 10y ago
We break our cloud formation stacks up and reference the outputs of those stacks in consuming stacks. You have a VPC, IAM, IAM policy, security group, network acl, and then your application stacks. So, if you have an application that refere
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by jeletonskelly 10y ago
Sure it is. You felt compelled to write a response and to pose the question. It may not be personal, and not very meaningful, but it is communication that you felt some urge to be a part of.
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by jeletonskelly 10y ago
I actually find the results to be pretty optimistic. We've become a more connected society because of our technology and it feels good to communicate with other people. That's why we developed the technology in the first place; to
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by jeletonskelly 10y ago
One thing true of all bugs, it passed the type checker.
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by jeletonskelly 10y ago
How is it more direct to use loop? As someone who has been writing production clojure for nearly 5 years I usually only see loop macro used by devs coming from oop because that's a more comfortable pattern for them. I have rarely neede
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by jeletonskelly 11y ago
Of course non-programmers aren't used to being extremely precise with their grammar to express solutions to logic problems. We have the capability of getting the "gist" of what someone is trying to express that machines curre
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by jeletonskelly 11y ago
SQL
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by jeletonskelly 11y ago
What you're forgetting here is the "analyst." The non-technical person who sits in front of the X-Keyscore UI and just punches in a name and has all the information about them. Sure, someone with engineering talent built part
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by jeletonskelly 11y ago
If you want a path out of this, you're going to have to motivate yourself. There was a point in my career that I was falling asleep at my desk because I was so bored and no one cared about what I was working on. It's both a sad an
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by jeletonskelly 11y ago
10/10 would choose career again. Just started my own consulting company at 30 years old. I get to work at 5:30 - 6:30am everyday because I can't wait to start hacking and making awesome things that make my clients happy. I like to
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by jeletonskelly 11y ago
Spies generally operate under diplomatic cover and are returned to the embassy after being caught since they have "diplomatic immunity." Then they fly home, have their alias changed, and never return to that country. Killing a dip
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by jeletonskelly 11y ago
To be clear, Cloud Foundry is not a cloud provider. It's an abstraction layer between your applications and an actual cloud provider.
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by jeletonskelly 11y ago
Let's be honest though, CloudFoundry isn't a cloud. It's deployed onto a cloud provider like AWS and runs your apps on virtual machines inside an EC2 instance. It's useful if you want to abstract away your cloud provider
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by jeletonskelly 11y ago
I don't disagree with anything you said here. Organizations should try to hire developers that care about what they build and understand that, as an implied part of the nature of the job, your phone may ring at some unknown time becaus
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by jeletonskelly 11y ago
> So, get a call at 2 AM on the weekend and design and implement a new feature, release to production to debug and test. Oh no... just no. Production is not where debugging and testing should ever happen, obviously. If that's what y
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by jeletonskelly 11y ago
To software developers in this thread who are on-call; I'd like to share some thoughts with you. I've worked at places that do have on-call rotations and others that have none. I will no longer work at a company that requires me t
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by jeletonskelly 11y ago
Does anyone know if she had taken any legal action against Ripoff Report first? It seems odd to take action against a search engine instead of the company that was actually hosting the defamatory language.
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by jeletonskelly 11y ago
We finally have an IDE for Clojure... my god. I remember seeing Colin demo Cursive at the Conj last year; my emacs got sad.
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by jeletonskelly 11y ago
I'm hoping someone with more knowledge about Direct3D/DirectX could clarify some things for me. Since we're seeing a lot of progress on .NET running on OSX and Linux, does this mean that at some point you'll be able to r
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by jeletonskelly 11y ago
Former smoker turned (former) vaper here. Not everyone who vapes is that inconsiderate, but I will acknowledge that there are many who subtly attempt to create confrontation by blowing it in peoples faces like it's no big deal. They wa
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by jeletonskelly 11y ago
I'm not sure why you're being downvoted because what you say is true. If medical devices provide a two way path of communication between the brain, then it is certainly true that there is a risk of manipulating the human brain dir
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by jeletonskelly 11y ago
In the US and in any meaningful capacity?
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by jeletonskelly 11y ago
Fair enough, I didn't mean to be condescending. I think you might like /r/startups more than the entrepreneur sub. :-)
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by jeletonskelly 11y ago
I think you already see that younger generations don't prefer (or simply don't at all) using those social apps. Instead they use several social apps for specific things: snapchat for pics/text, whatsapp for text, vine for vid
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by jeletonskelly 11y ago
The Cyber Party... really? This will be entertaining at least.
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by jeletonskelly 11y ago
It's here, usually in the form of blog posts. If you want more of that content on the front page, I would suggest spending some time in `/newest` and up-voting those type of submissions. That's all you can do; the rest is up

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