jhwhite

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   by jhwhite 10y ago

   I'm subbed to /r/smoking. I'll check out charcuterie
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   by jhwhite 10y ago

   Really cool to read about Aaron's start. I've just started smoking meat this year and it's a fun hobby. How many other hobbies do you get to eat when you're done! I'm still trying to get a consistent cook, but I&#x2
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   by jhwhite 10y ago

   Yeah, but what's the daily active users like?
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   by jhwhite 10y ago

   I wish there was a seamless assistant from place to place. Home -> Car -> Work. But I wind up using Echo at home, Siri or OK Google in the car (depending on what I'm doing), and nothing at work. I use my Echo to play music. I upl
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   by jhwhite 10y ago

   This sounds like a neat concept but then again is this something that really needs to be automated with an app? A friend of mine made a kanban board for chores. There's some chores that have to be done within a week, and there's s
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   by jhwhite 10y ago

   Tabs in the next milestone! Finally! I've used VS Code on a couple of projects and liked it except for the lack of tabs. I think I could move to this as my main editor once tabs is implemented.
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   by jhwhite 10y ago

   Why would I use Flow over IFTTT?
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   by jhwhite 11y ago

   This is what I came to ask. We won't have an exact year but I wonder how accurate of a range we could get. Within the next ~100-200 years?
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   by jhwhite 11y ago

   My heart skipped a beat when I saw that that ssh is going to be available. And tmux is being worked on! But will I be able to change shells? Will I be able to put zsh with oh-my-zsh on it?
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    by jhwhite 11y ago

    This is a really cool article that goes really well with Daniel Pink's book Drive: The surprising truth about what motivates us. Pink says that people need 3 things to truly feel motivated at work. Mastery, Autonomy, and Purpose. That
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    by jhwhite 11y ago

    I get what you are saying, but Stanford isn't an Ivy League school. :) But yes, I agree with everything you're saying.
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    by jhwhite 11y ago

    I decided to try bitbucket for a project I started about a week ago because I wanted a private repository. It's not horrible but one of the things I don't like is the listing of open Issues. There is a 'T' heading and a
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    by jhwhite 11y ago

    Is SQL Server Management Studio available on Linux? Is there anything like it on Linux?
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    by jhwhite 11y ago

    Mandrake was my first Linux distro that I installed in 1999. I remember some friends warning me against Linux at all saying the install would fry my entire computer. I forged ahead and have ran Linux systems off and on from then until now.
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    by jhwhite 11y ago

    Does Google Sheets offer the data analysis tools that Excel does? Or do you have no need for that?
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    by jhwhite 11y ago

    Same here. It blows my mind that there are people that need to be explained what an iPod is, especially in context to an iPhone.
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    by jhwhite 11y ago

    Wait, so do Office 365 Home customers not get "unlimited" storage anymore?
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    by jhwhite 11y ago

    The article says: >download a free and open source version of Visual Studio on your Mac But the link for that takes you to Visual Studio Code. I thought that was just a text editor. That's not the full blown Visual Studio. It's
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    by jhwhite 11y ago

    Either in South AL or Northwest FL.
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    by jhwhite 11y ago

    My grandfather tells stories from when he was a boy, about his mother getting "caps" to put on her kids so they would have a "nicely" shaped skull.
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    by jhwhite 11y ago

    I really don't like the small talk bit. I don't want to chat about football, the weather, or necessarily my kid. I love him to death and I think he's awesome, but I'm usually busy at work. I want to get information, find
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    Microsoft responds to request to integrate Python and Excel(excel.uservoice.com)

    2 points by jhwhite 11y ago|0 comments
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    by jhwhite 11y ago

    I thought I have read that with CompStat, precincts also started fudging what crimes they were writing up. Major offenses were getting written up by police as smaller offenses to "cook the books".
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    by jhwhite 11y ago

    10 days in prison is not enough.
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    by jhwhite 11y ago

    This use to be a problem in Florida with drunk driving arrests. The company that makes the code for the breathalyzers wouldn't allow their code to be reviewed by defendants. There was finally a precedent set that defendants couldn&#x27
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    by jhwhite 11y ago

    Maybe I'm a little self centered but this line: > We will honor them by doing our best to serve all the people that use Twitter. seems a little pep talky to me for the people left. I feel saying this would have been better: > We
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    by jhwhite 11y ago

    An electrosensitive makes me think of a no-nude from Arrested Development.
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    by jhwhite 11y ago

    I kinda did the same thing but I put mine in opml format so people could import them into their reader. https://github.com/jhwhite/datasceinceblogs
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    by jhwhite 11y ago

    I felt that article was a little one sided. It's not just that men are deciding to wear the same thing all year long. It's expected of us. I worked in a government office where we were required to wear a suit and tie every day. An
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    by jhwhite 11y ago

    For some reason thinking about what I've done helps calm me down at the end of the day. Some of the best sleep was when I was learning javascript and laid down while thinking about what I learned and how I wound up making it work.