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11y ago
I've used FastCustomer in the past successfully. It's a mobile app that calls customer service numbers and connects you after waiting in a queue.
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lojack
11y ago
Try limiting your nap to 20 mins max. Anything longer and it's likely you'll enter REM sleep, and waking from REM sleep may be what contributes to this feeling.
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11y ago
To help them attract and retain talent. I couldn't say if it's a worthwhile investment financially, but there's certainly plenty of reasons why a company may want to improve public services beyond what their tax dollars are c
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11y ago
Probably because your comment is incorrect. Django-CMS is almost exclusively structured content, and since it's essentially an extension of Django, you can use standard django models within the CMS. If you want more of a page based CMS
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11y ago
That's why it's helpful to find and maintain relationships with the good recruiters. Really good recruiters are a very rare extremely valuable thing. They know how to find companies that are a good match and understand the time in
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11y ago
Curious about your opinion on Andy Warhol?
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11y ago
> What we need now is a simple program that takes normal human text and outputs a program. Input "write me a program that adds the numbers 1 to 100" and you would get a program that did that. The problem is normal human text is
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11y ago
It's fast for IO bound applications because of its natural asynchronousity. For CPU bound applications, it's moderately competitive with other interpreted languages, not particularly fast, but acceptable for a lot of things.
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11y ago
Sounds better than "wheeled things"
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11y ago
Couldn't another possibility is that her blindness was indeed the result of physical damage to her brain and her regained vision was the result of using other neural pathways in the brain. I remember reading an article not too long ago
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11y ago
Low point was probably around my second year of college when I realized I wanted to be in a different major and failed or dropped almost all of my classes. Applied to a different program at my school and got rejected because of the previous
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11y ago
Since employment is almost always at-will, how is this any different from an employer hiring someone full time and laying them off after 3 months? It short enough so you wouldn't qualify for unemployment in most (all?) states.
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11y ago
I have a tendency to scroll while I am reading. This made it so the first section, which I had not yet finished reading scrolled out of view. I scrolled back up and had to re-look for my place and instinctively scrolled down again losing my
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11y ago
As an introvert, I like a little bit of socialization throughout my day. Too much is certainly draining, but if I worked from home I would become a hermit and have an unhealthy amount of socialization.
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11y ago
Worth checking out tmuxinator which essentially does this. The way I use tmuxinator, I just type 'mux <name>' and it'll load a tmux session with all my panes, directories, and applications loaded and running.
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11y ago
> However, building something which squibs, i.e. undergoes a partial criticality and goes bang in a reasonably large but not city-killing way, and spreading a bunch of radioactive material about, is probably much easier. (This is the &#x
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> But no one in the West knows exactly who has this nuclear explosive material, and where they may be Probably because of this. I'm also quite certain that the criminals do care very much where the money comes from. Most criminals I
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I think DHH (and a lot of people) miss out on a lot of modestly growing startups that are doing relatively boring things because they don't hear about them. It's not that they don't exist. They just don't hear about them
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> All the waste used to power a life of electrical usage creates was the size of a pea. Source on this? Best I could find shows that 3 cubic meters of waste is generated per year for a "typical 1000 MWe light water reactor" aft
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11y ago
Most non-technical users don't care how much memory their chat client takes up as long as it works. They also don't care what server they need to connect to as long as they can communicate with the people they need to — less is mo
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If your primary content is video's, then a carousel with thumbnails and no autorotation may be a very good UX element. You can't play multiple videos at the same time so showing extra full sized videos via scrolling is out of the
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Typically, you'd have a css file that serves as an entrypoint that you'd then use to specify the order of the files to include. Additionally, while it sometimes makes sense to rely on order of your CSS selectors (e.g. media querie
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I think the price point seems reasonable. It's a patented medical device without much competition. They have a target market that would spend the $150 without thinking twice. They may eventually want to target individuals and those not
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It sounds to me like they erred on the side of caution on this and initially only performed Git operations serially. Presumably this allowed them to iterate quickly on a product without doing destructive things, with the downside being an u
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I would guess the majority of users follow less than legal methods of obtaining their media, which is what I hear it handles well. It is unfortunate that they don't support this though.
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Reminds me of the proof showing that the set of all fractions are countably infinite.
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Reasonable expectation of privacy. Private residence falls under this, public streets don't.
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My take on this (which may not necessarily conflict with your view) is that process exists to serve individuals and interactions. For example, the standup meeting is a common practice used to facilitate interaction amongst team members, and
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> Agile processes are either bent or ignored whenever it seems appropriate. There is a lack of process discipline. This one I don't understand. Isn't it sort of the antithesis of the first core principle of the Agile manifesto?
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Yes, but none of this is really specific to web development. It's just the nature of being a technologist. It's really a balancing act of picking the latest and greatest vs. picking the tried and tested. No one wants to learn some
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