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by manyxcxi 11y ago
Being 33, it has essentially been OTC my whole life and I seriously took for granted how awesome this drug was until I could not take it (or any other NSAID) any longer. Now my choices seem to be generally in the camp of "this hurts so
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by manyxcxi 11y ago
I do have to say that some of their pains could be alleviated by choosing the right vendor(s). We started with a few Estimote beacons (they are fantastic for small site/Dev work and really are a great company), but we met with and foun
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by manyxcxi 11y ago
Having used them for a number of different applications, I can tell you that they are way better than QR codes from a 'just works' perspective to the user. Now, the dev/site team knows darn well that the hardest part of using
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by manyxcxi 11y ago
OP here, as a father of two (soon to be three) I'm all for the genetic screenings with the informed consent, it's what happens (or doesn't) afterward that worries me. The fact that the state claims ownership of this and sells
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California Owns, Collects, and Sells Infant DNA Samples(nakedsecurity.sophos.com)
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California Owns, Collects, and Sells Infant DNA Samples(nakedsecurity.sophos.com)
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by manyxcxi 11y ago
Learning something is always helpful in some ways but it may not be exactly what you need. It sounds like you may be at a point in your career where you may be suffering some imposter syndrome when it comes to making the decisions to move t
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by manyxcxi 11y ago
I technically cheated a lot in college and HS, but not in my weak subjects. It was an economy of time. Person A would do some parts of the assignments and I would do other parts. Combine the work and you've got twice as much done with
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by manyxcxi 11y ago
Unless the drone was over 500 ft and met all the regs for an aircraft and was being operated by someone with all the appropriate licenses, this was most certainly NOT an aircraft. Under 500 ft and you're inside someone's air right
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by manyxcxi 11y ago
I'm in Seattle and am getting lots of contact from recruiters in DFW and Austin, and not just the usual LinkedIn spam BS. My background is heavy on DevOps and I've got about a 50/50 split on .NET and Java.
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by manyxcxi 11y ago
Not true. My dad's side of the family lives in Libya and one of my aunts requires insulin- the price went up at least 5x during the worst of it and it's still currently 3x of what it used to be.
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by manyxcxi 11y ago
I also had a Software Engineering class (actually two them) that were focused on how to build software in real life. This was in '03 and we covered things like waterfall methodology, requirements gathering, functional specs, etc. If ta
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by manyxcxi 11y ago
If we were having a gold rush we'd be complaining about miners driving up prices. The tech sector is no different in that regard. I like the correlations they've drawn to the performance of individual companies, etc. but to promot
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by manyxcxi 11y ago
I'm viewing the code from my phone, so I have not looked through the entire repository to understand the styles that you can define and apply (if that's possible) but the sample ins and outs are definitely the type of things we do
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by manyxcxi 11y ago
I was laid off once as the startup I was working for was shedding some payroll in order to be bought. I had heard about it coming and talked to my VP to offer myself up as I was getting a little bored of the work and didn't envision my
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by manyxcxi 12y ago
I was thinking about that while responding but then you run into the same issue: how do you know the reviewer is any good? It's kind of like on the home improvement shows when the new home buyers buy a house and realize it's a mon
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by manyxcxi 12y ago
As someone who has used eLance (and is currently) I've found that the price is only a small factor in the quality you'll receive and -surprise surprise- you can weed out most candidates with up front communications before awarding
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by manyxcxi 12y ago
Leave it to Florida...
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by manyxcxi 12y ago
The actual letter site is built with .NET MVC and a lot of fancy JS/SASS/etc. deployed to Azure. It fits into an ecosystem of other more complex components (Akamai, CMS, proxies, etc.).
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by manyxcxi 12y ago
When did it become a serious Enterprise™ language? Not being flippant or denigrating Ruby, but when I do work for established enterprises, it's never in Ruby. Java, .NET, PHP, and occasionally Python. Just because startups use it to ge
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by manyxcxi 12y ago
I actually have this conversation frequently with my developers (most of them are .NET), so I'm really happy to hear someone else say this as well. I've done about a an even split in my career with C# and Java and feel as competen
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by manyxcxi 12y ago
We call it arrow code. The arrow points down a path of deep despair and frustration.
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by manyxcxi 12y ago
I interpret 'Avoid closures' as just don't define a function within your function. Private functions are simply functions that haven't been exported and aren't really closures (if we're talking about using a mo
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by manyxcxi 12y ago
I think there are a lot of reasons, IDEA is a universal app that can't necessarily fit the workflow of every language perfectly whereas something like PHPStorm, it's pretty obviously supporting the technologies and tooling associa
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by manyxcxi 13y ago
http://www.shipadick.com - no joke. They sell themselves.
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by manyxcxi 13y ago
Found the problem... just needed to reset The Internet. http://www.joeydevilla.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2009...
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by manyxcxi 13y ago
As someone actively monitoring this all day long because we have recently deployed an Xbox launch site on Azure- it's been pretty much since first thing this AM on the west coast.
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DevOps for the Agency(blog.ashurex.com)
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