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by kls 6y ago
Having spent a lot of time in the C-suites, I would say that I have never really gotten the bullshit vibe from many CEO's. I have gotten the sociopathic tendencies / devil may care, vibe from more than a few of them, but bullshitt
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by kls 6y ago
I don't have any advice, I have never had to deal with cognitive issues, but I did want to comment to say that I am sorry for your struggles and I wish the best for you.
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by kls 6y ago
I posted a comment a while back about this subject and the funny part was I got flamed by a bunch of US based technical workers, while the Indian techies pretty much agreed with me. Anyways the TLDR was I have a buddy Karthick and he is one
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by kls 6y ago
Yes I understand that, but Burns was also one of the first to use huckleberry, before that it only showed up in one other historical writing (in which is is clear what Huckleberry is interpreted as) that does not predate his Tombstone work
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by kls 6y ago
I am not disputing the fact that, the movie, the script or novels state huckleberry, nor am I disputing that historically someone not from the south quoted Doc Holiday as saying it, what I am saying is that the term is still used today, as
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by kls 6y ago
It's funny my wife is from West N Carolina, it's a totally different type of country slang in WV, Virgina, North Carolina and South Carolina. What is funny is they all think I have a country accent, because the old Florida accent
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by kls 6y ago
The other one he uses is "Your a daisy if you do", which may be rather apparent but it references another colloquialism of "pushing up daises" in other words being dead and therefore plant food. Both of which, at least i
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by kls 6y ago
Yeah that is it, it was explained to me that it would be similar to our saying of: "What is this monkey business". Which would loosely translate to something like child play or a commotion.
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by kls 6y ago
I know, I can take a stab at it but I don't know if it is correct so I would not want to steer anyone wrong on it but it was basically: "que esta tehe mehanies" the last two words are what I am not sure of, that is how they w
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by kls 6y ago
Heard and used it many times, an equivalent to high cotton would be "Eating high on the hog". Which comes from the higher cuts being the better cuts of pork. My absolute favorite was the one my grandfather used to tell me, he woul
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by kls 6y ago
Your post reminded me of a story I have, I was the CTO for a company that exited to a Spanish owned company. When that happened we had a lot of Spaniards that would come over and work for a while. Anyways somehow there became this competiti
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by kls 6y ago
Mixin's where a bad idea as well, they where basically just multi-inheritance lite. In all honestly I have never seen a mixin accomplish something that could not be accomplished by single inheritance and wrapping a private instance th
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by kls 6y ago
The opposition to it on fundamental grounds is born out of wrongheaded and misapplied best practices and quite frankly it needs to die. Dijkstra is credited with the idea of separations of concerns which is a valid application of code organ
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by kls 6y ago
I tend to use Sagas now as my go to but I am comfortable with them. I would agree with most of the sentiment on here that they are more complex, though not because of Saga's API but because one really has to understand the core working
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by kls 6y ago
Not really enough information to base a diagnosis on and not that I would be qualified to do so, but the thought certainly crossed my mind that the poster might consider being tested. Lack of interest and lack of maintained interest is cert
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by kls 7y ago
Your right, It's been a while and I got the two mixed up. Funny how time can play tricks on memory. It was the AT&T lawsuit. SCO was Linux. Sorry for the misinformation. IIRC Linux had come out a few years before the BSD lawsuit, b
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by kls 7y ago
A bit of it had to do with the SCO lawsuits, it had a freezing effect on BSD and it's adoption numbers dropped way behind Linux after that and never really recovered.
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by kls 7y ago
Two things, integrated and well put together debugger for node and chrome debugging in the IDE would be the first feature for me that stuck out. I am a debugger or REPL forward developer, I like to digest code in small chunks. VS Code has s
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by kls 7y ago
Replying to my own post but I also did this with VS Code. Brand has a lot to do with first impression. When someone I knew told me to try out VS Code my first impression was I have spent too many years in Visual Studio already why would I w
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by kls 7y ago
The question is, did they approach the VS code team and ask them if they where opposed to this feature. Assuming it does not break anything I cannot see why they would be. I get it, it's open source they can do as they please it just s
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by kls 7y ago
And why would they not just consolidate their efforts into improving VS code. I don't get it, VS Code is an awesome platform, no need to reinvent the wheel we just need more high quality extensions to improve it support for different t
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by kls 7y ago
Will second this. Saw the name Eclipse and shortcut-ed to will stick with VS code.
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by kls 7y ago
LOL might be too dated, for this crowd but man that movie was a classic to those that worked thru that era.
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by kls 7y ago
It's been at least a decade or more since I have been on /. . It really seemed to have went down hill when the Bush election was going on, they did a lot of political coverage and it just ruined the feel of the site. People starte
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by kls 7y ago
A second for pluto.tv
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by kls 7y ago
!00% agree with this, this is on the carriers there should be no way that you can place a call and spoof that it is from another number.
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by kls 7y ago
I started with Motorola 68000 assembly in the late 70's early 80's (hobbyist not old enough at that time to work) while their where frameworks of sorts back then there really was not what we have to day. I can assure you though wh
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by kls 7y ago
I had one of these guys call me and I can tell you they are good, we have a lot of skimmers on gas terminals, atms, etc. in South FL so it's pretty normal to get fraudulent transactions calls. But like this article, the guy spoke perfe
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by kls 7y ago
They do though, frameworks are just an amalgamations of patterns and practices codified. If you go Vanilla JS you are going to build abstractions on top of it to make your patterns and practices reusable and structured. Given enough time yo
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by kls 7y ago
The only way I benefited from Angular was when all the companies who let the front-end dev come lately's talk them into using it; realized they had been sold a bill off goods and needed someone to get them out of their Angular mess. I

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