jlangemeier

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by jlangemeier 7y ago
"What's something that you f*'d up on where you thought you might be fired for it?" Most any engineer or developer above a junior level position should have at least one of these stories. It also gives you the chance to
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by jlangemeier 8y ago
s/AOL/Facebook/gi
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by jlangemeier 8y ago
Oy Vey... I'm not saying you're entirely wrong here; in fact, I'd agree with your premise. The issue is, that the entire idea behind consistent dieting and exercise is moving what you'd call the "set point"; bu
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by jlangemeier 9y ago
Your guess may be as good as anybody else's; I haven't seen anything so far, but as an Electrical Engineer by training the amount of times I've said "Wow, that's where that comes from" in my graduate Mathematic
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by jlangemeier 9y ago
They need a way better deployment method. Pip dependencies are usually just enumerated in a file (much like the json for NPM), but I think there's fundamental differences between how the Python Foundation and NPM Inc. handle their rep
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by jlangemeier 9y ago
For colors and contrast, use something like http://paletton.com/ where they have it set up to show a color scheme for multiple types of sighted issues. For fonts and text; the Google guidelines aren't awful, assuming y
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by jlangemeier 9y ago
em is more important when dealing with allowing fonts to be able to handle going from phones to tablets to large screens; while rendering engines do convert to px on the fly; using em allows them to handle it for the machine it's rende
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by jlangemeier 9y ago
I was going to comment on much the same thing; I had to adjust my monitor angle a few times to find a sweet spot where I could actually see what the guy was talking about. Also, a fixed font size in the age of responsive design is a huge n
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by jlangemeier 9y ago
I would reckon that most people have a different philosophy with life than the tired phrase of work-life balance; in fact, that's mainly an HR fluff phrase to cover the fact that many companies consider 50-50 as a proper 'balance.
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by jlangemeier 9y ago
This doesn't really answer the main question that is being asked of you by a variety of people: What, in general terms, are you looking to define or accomplish when you're talking about an "Alternative to work/life balan
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by jlangemeier 9y ago
RPGs - The original Fallout series (1, 2, Tactics) - Morrowind/Oblivion - The original Deus Ex RTS/TBS - Civilization (any) - Age of Empires II (now remastered on steam) - Rise of Nations Roguelikes - FTL - Rogue L
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by jlangemeier 9y ago
The problem with CO2 is that it's a delayed process. We may not see the results globally of changes in CO2 until years later; unless it's a very localized event that affects the monitoring station https://scripps.ucsd.
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by jlangemeier 9y ago
I understand that you may be looking at this for a way to monetize/capitalize on something that hasn't been yet; and the system is inefficient, but the only way that you would be able to legitimately get this to go would be partne
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by jlangemeier 9y ago
$0, any direct fee is a barrier to a free and open process. And the local and state government already uses taxes collected to fund polling places and mail in ballots.
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by jlangemeier 9y ago
The simplest analogy usually works here. You take your car in for regular maintenance even if nothing is wrong. Is your car that much more important than your mental health?
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by jlangemeier 10y ago
Why not both? London School is much closer to functional or integration testing. And while the article addresses this at the end, it doesn't address the why, which is that London School is testing something completely different than t
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by jlangemeier 10y ago
Because you're going directly off of the vote, instead of a representation of that vote via the elector for that area. It's a subtle difference, but one that brings to light some of the fears with direct election.
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by jlangemeier 10y ago
I propose that this be codified as Borg Programming. A more amoeba like approach could also be an interesting experiment, allowing for teams to split off and regroup as problems fall into specialty areas, regrouping to handle tests, accepta
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by jlangemeier 11y ago
Do you have "Bring Your Own Device" policies currently in place? Even though the work on the computer started before the policies may have been in place, you would be able to enforce a device wipe or clean-up with those procedure
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by jlangemeier 11y ago
It may be nitpicking the point, but a lot of this is a non-issue in most cases and you're setting up a false dichotomy with straw-men. The reason people don't think about a "wealth gap" with their government is multiface
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by jlangemeier 11y ago
A better question would be "What's the least bad for my situation?" Are you a brand new business, or mid sized, or at a large corporation? Each of these use cases have CRM programs that fit that niche; as well as what data y
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by jlangemeier 11y ago
While the software seems interesting, a lot of the site itself has poor font weight choices, and poor typeface-background contrast making it a total pain to make my way through as someone with colorblindness.