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by jetti 6y ago
A decent carpet cleaner. My wife and I have had dogs for almost a decade and having a carpet cleaner available to us has made things a lot easier, especially when training a new puppy. We have avoided so many carpet stains over the years.
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by jetti 6y ago
I set up a pi-hole and just use that to block at the DNS level. I don't use any browser addons or extensions for blocking ad/content.
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by jetti 6y ago
I'm curious as to what you use J for. I know very little about the array-oriented languages and what domain they specialize in.
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by jetti 6y ago
There are many implementations but not as many that are active (here is a brief list https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/APL_(programming_language)#Mod... ). Dyalog provides more than just a interpreter/compiler but an e
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by jetti 6y ago
There is a GNU implementation of APL ( https://www.gnu.org/software/apl/ ). Not sure if it is used in commercial applications or not. I would imagine that if you are doing commercial work with APL you are going to b
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by jetti 6y ago
There is an episode of Behind the Bastards[0] that covers David Grossman, the creator of Bulletproof Training which has trained thousands of police. Grossman’s training involved instilling a sense of fear in the officers which promotes a me
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by jetti 6y ago
I have not seen that. I'm not very familiar with standard React, I've only briefly worked on a React codebase and the rest of the time I've used React via Reagent
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by jetti 6y ago
I have been using it for almost a year now as I use it at work. I like it a lot and am glad I made the switch (I spent the previous 8 years doing C# work). We use both Clojure and ClojureScript
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by jetti 6y ago
Yea, I totally missed that. I'm working on a ClojureScript library so there is no Hiccup and I'm planning on targeting Vue instead of React which means reagent and sablono are both out too.
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by jetti 6y ago
I haven't tested any of that code so it may not work perfectly. I have another question: did you model this on any existing html generating solution (such as reagent/om/rum)? I am looking at those projects for inspiration and
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by jetti 6y ago
I have three: 1.) Over 1 million lines of T-SQL that ran the entire application. VBScript backend that was a light wrapper around calls to the database. I was working on that system last year. 2.) ETL process done completely in SQL. When re
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by jetti 6y ago
I'm relatively new to Clojure and have been interested in writing something like this. I have a few questions/comments: - What made you decide to write CacheBustHelper in Java? I believe something like: (defn bust-cache [i
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by jetti 6y ago
How did you find your advisor? Are/were you in the Chicago area while doing your PhD? Did the fact you were doing it part-time require you to pay a tuition?
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by jetti 6y ago
I did enjoy the program and for me it was 100% worth it. I had a non-CS undergrad degree and by taking classes I was able to get my first developer job and the things I learned in the program allowed me to end up getting a more advanced pos
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by jetti 6y ago
I did my Master’s part-time at DePaul University with almost all of the program online while I was working. They have an AI track but I am not sure how good it is.
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by jetti 6y ago
I'm surprised that bug bounties haven't been mentioned yet. Sites like HackerOne and BugCrowd allow you to use (and improve) your skills while also potentially making some money while doing it. While HackerOne has a lot of web bou
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by jetti 6y ago
Where I'm at we have an on-call schedule like the one mentioned in the post. It isn't too bad, and we rarely ever get paged. Most of the issues that the on-call person has to deal with, at least on my team, will come up during the
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by jetti 6y ago
Has the FIX spec been free and open for a long time? I was going to create my own FIX engine a couple years back but for some reason I remember having to pay for the spec and it wasn't cheap.
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by jetti 6y ago
We use Clojure + ClojureScript for just about everything where I work. There are a few older applications that are in Javascript with NodeJS and we have one that is C# and .NET but the rest of the company pretty much runs on Clojure. As men
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by jetti 6y ago
I did a quick search and found that Washington State Senate Bill 5380 [0] that was signed into law in May of 2019 says that Schedule 2 substances can be prescribed electronically in 2019. There are exceptions to that and your prescriber may
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by jetti 6y ago
This is not true anymore, Adderall can be sent electronically to the pharmacy. It makes things so much easier since I don’t have to find time to get into the office to pick up the paper prescription.
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by jetti 6y ago
I have the same model as you and love it. I didn't think about Apple stopping updates to it. Is your laptop actually utilizing the full 16gb of ram? I upgraded to 8gb but was not sure if 16gb is fully supported or not as Apple said it
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by jetti 6y ago
In that case perhaps the wording on the front page should be: "Sitesauce publishes your static sites to Vercel (formerly ZEIT), offering unlimited bandwidth and their world-class CDN for no additional cost." That makes it clear th
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by jetti 6y ago
Let me start off by saying good job on launching. Is there an ability to stop automatic deployments on change and instead allow for manual deployments? Also, I am a bit confused about the hosting. On your landing page you say: "Sitesau
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by jetti 6y ago
blackcode.com I remember it fondly and I found it after looking for hacking resources after seeing the movie Hacker but never had the proper motivation to actually dig in and learn. There are other sites for hacking/cyber security now
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by jetti 6y ago
It is a lot for a hobbyist especially since it seems to be all upfront.
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by jetti 7y ago
I would argue the only thing that would be unreasonable is the shower. I have looked a few days ago to see how long SARS-CoV-2 can live on fabric and couldn't find a concrete answer, if there is new data on that I would love to be poin
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by jetti 7y ago
I will preface this by saying that we have a bit more work to do to get it working since we are using ClojureScript and Reagent, but we started slowly using antd and replacing our current components. The components look nice (we have used t
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by jetti 7y ago
There is a gym chain in the Chicago named Eco Gym[0] that uses solar and human power to power their gyms. [0] https://www.ecogymworldwide.com/
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by jetti 7y ago
I bought a webcam off of AliExpress that was supposedly shipped from the US and they said they had stock. It was ~$25 so I'm not expecting much but it will be something. I'm doing facetime/facebook video chats with family mem

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