jotato

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by jotato 10y ago
slavehack was awesome!
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by jotato 10y ago
Programming/Tech: 9. I really enjoy working in the field. My dissatisfaction comes from Employment: 5. I am in consulting...I don't think it is for me. My opinion is often ignored. I don't get to explore what I want, and am o
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by jotato 10y ago
>>Early 30s, spending days staring at computer screens is a nice way to waste your life, the whole RoR to Node.js to Go and React hype cycle made me realize I'm too old for this shit. Finding a job where I'm above of all tha
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by jotato 10y ago
I'm not saying you should be able to post unlimited numbers of them, but saying zero is very limiting to consumers and creators. Even 5/mo is probably enough for most legit use cases
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by jotato 10y ago
Why? I bought a book direct from the author, and I liked it enough that I wanted to leave a review. The only place I could think of was Amazon. That was an "unverified purchase", but it was still legit.
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by jotato 10y ago
I am in the same situation. You have my sympathy. The desks here have docking stations, but because I am a contractor I don't receive the same laptop as FTEs. Of course, it isn't compatible with the docks, and so I can't just
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by jotato 10y ago
Unless a law is enacted, I wonder how legally binding the 5 year waiting period is. That is one long non-compete agreement!
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by jotato 10y ago
If I recall, Youtube suggests an upload speed of 2500kb for 720P streams
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by jotato 10y ago
`now I just complain on twitter. Super effective.` I still find twitter the best way to get comcast to lower my bill :D
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by jotato 10y ago
Does it have to support its entire weight? At some point, won't the pipe have enough centrifugal force that would be supporting it?
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by jotato 10y ago
In didnt say it would be easy, but neither is sending 100 people to mars. I'm not engineer, but wouldn't a pipe be easier to build than an elevator?
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by jotato 10y ago
Any reason why you couldn't put a tanker in geo-sync orbit connected to a very (very) long fuel pipe somewhere on earth? The idea being you can pump fuel up instead of launching it? Kind of like a space elevator for fuel! :)
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by jotato 10y ago
I always increase font size. Either I am getting old, or font sizes are way to small in most places.
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by jotato 10y ago
I keep mine set to what seems like the brightness of everything around it. On this montior, that is 20/100
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by jotato 10y ago
It is because you loose the "trigger" that it is time to leave. There are definitely things I would rather be doing, and I wouldn't say working late has to do with passion. My wife calls it "being in my own little world&
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by jotato 10y ago
I worked on a remote team for 18 months, and I think there is one more point the article could make. 10. Set an alarm for whatever time your workday ends and stick to it Our team was made up of 8 people and we all worked remote. We all ha
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by jotato 10y ago
Thanks!
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by jotato 10y ago
From what I see in Seattle, young people are moving in to the city, but middle-aged people are moving out. Just try buying a mean house in the suburbs around here. The competition is crazy. Sure, the ratio of IN:OUT probably leans toward IN
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by jotato 10y ago
As someone who can appreciate physics, but doesn't really know much: What are the implications of this?
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by jotato 10y ago
Do you have nay plans on putting a website front end on this? It would be great to upload an image and get a result
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by jotato 10y ago
How long until this is made a filter on Instagram? Soon, I hope :)
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by jotato 10y ago
This only applies to the EU? I wonder if the USA has similar laws.
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by jotato 10y ago
I agree. I find my self leaning libertarian as of the last few years. To me it isn't about no regulation; just no "nanny" regulation
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by jotato 10y ago
so what do you use now? Coconut oil or something similar?
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by jotato 10y ago
I want to be very careful here, and I start off by stating I have good intentions :) Has anyone seen the data that shows a gender pay gap? I am not saying it isn't true Anecdotally I know it is real, but I haven't actually seen
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by jotato 10y ago
> “The United States does not, and never will, accept North Korea as a nuclear state,” Obama said Isn't this akin to plugging your ears and chanting "I can't hear you"? How would publicly acknowledging the situation b
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by jotato 10y ago
The article doesn't say how big the "camera bump" would be, but if it was nominal (and meant that I could take decent product photos with my phone) I wouldn't care. It isn't like that lens is using any valuable spac
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by jotato 10y ago
To me, it is an odd domain choice. I read it as "dot dot net" and I can't imagine I am the only one... Something like code.net or develop.net or even get.net makes more sense to me.
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by jotato 10y ago
Just know I am grossly simplifying it. :) The point I want to get across if that if you learn one, you already know the other. Any new project I make will be using Core. It is the direction .net is headed.
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by jotato 10y ago
Really, it wouldn't matter. At this point, think of Core as a subset of asp.net. It has quite a few APIs removed for cross-platform functionality. If you know one, you can easily move to the other

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