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by mberger 4y ago
I feel the same having worked for a couple contracting companies. I think if I job hop in the near future, which is unlikely given the recent layoffs, I'll go for a company that is building a product. I'd rather the golden handc
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by mberger 4y ago
I live in an area with 25/km^2 and my fiance complains that there are too many
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by mberger 4y ago
Pets are not people and cannot consent. Euthanasia is not assisted dying. There is no 'assistance' when one party doesn't share the goal. Straw man.
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by mberger 4y ago
I'd also be interested in this. I have a unit that is not controlled by a thermostat except at the head. It would be nice to see how often it runs and how much it draws and when. I would have to go with a power monitoring solution whic
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by mberger 4y ago
I think this needs a disclaimer that it only works in a failed state.
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by mberger 5y ago
I'm in the same situation as your friend and I know of at least 3 others in my friend circle. I don't think part time availability is as low as you think.
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by mberger 5y ago
Wrong thread. I think you want whos hiring.
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by mberger 5y ago
Probably only the governments that can't afford it
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by mberger 5y ago
I enjoyed Pushing Ice.
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by mberger 5y ago
I've stuck with thinking of Pl/* as an aid to data normalization. This way i can look up records like country codes in the database but keep business rules in the app.
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by mberger 5y ago
Why are you bringing Israel into this?
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by mberger 6y ago
Yes, but there's generally not much medical data you can infer from those. Not yet.
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by mberger 7y ago
Its a 0/2 flying wall that can't take or deal combat damage. What more do you need to know?
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by mberger 7y ago
I would have liked to see a comment on the extradition of the CFO to the US.
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by mberger 8y ago
Someone tell me how to migrate all the PL/SQL I've written and I'll be all ears.
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by mberger 8y ago
We're Canadian so don't fall under HIPAA. We record in a database the full request and response for each transaction submitted. We index with the UUID for the message. With that request and response I can tell you exactly what eac
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by mberger 8y ago
Yes. In E-Health you have to be able say who and what was queried for. There's also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reliable_messaging We store every message and every response so you can tell what query was run and
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by mberger 8y ago
I'm pretty sure parent posts are sarcastic.
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by mberger 8y ago
Love the work you guys are doing!
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by mberger 8y ago
>You could tolerate riding a wooden plank for 4Km Im Canadian so in the winter my Pomeranian drags me to work. I want the LEAF for the AC :)
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by mberger 8y ago
I wish my friend. I'm in Canada. I looked on autotrader.ca. Postal code C0A1Y0. Nissan LEAFs are going for > 30k Edit: Seems I was mistaken, however I would have to drive to Montreal to get it. Worth looking at when the time comes I
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by mberger 8y ago
Legit point. In the summer I do on sunny days. I live near Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada where it doesn't make sense/isn't possible in the winter.
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by mberger 8y ago
I'm in the same boat. I'm not rich enough to afford a Tesla so I'm hoping the Leaf or similar hit the 20k - 30k mark when I'm ready to buy. I have a 4km (!) commute so range is not an issue. What will be an issue is fitt
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by mberger 8y ago
Indeed. One would exponentially extrapolate science.
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by mberger 8y ago
I appreciate that there is a certain sense of accomplishment that comes with doing something 'from scratch' but why wouldn't you use https://phaser.io/ or any of the other libraries/frameworks for HTML5
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by mberger 8y ago
As a PHP programmers, we've gotten so used to people shitting on our language that we've internalized it and shit on it ourselves now. I don't like it but I'll lump it for the convenient std lib.
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by mberger 8y ago
I was thinking of the 2008 financial crises. Rather than nationalize banks there was a bailout. In 911 there was no nationalization of airports or airlines just more money to set up security theatre. I suppose it could be argued that the DH
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by mberger 8y ago
>Some of the day’s dilemmas revealed vulnerabilities that are hardwired into the American system. Some private hospitals, for instance, turned away Clade X patients in order to protect their shareholders. (By the end of the simulation, A
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by mberger 8y ago
TIL about mmH2O. Is this common in HVAC? I thought pressure was mostly in mmHg or bars(millibars).
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by mberger 8y ago
Yes, and that you get a lot of tasks that you can't prosecute their origin. For example (off the top of my head) solving captchas, cracking passwords, doxing, hacking offers etc. I think there was also the spectre of organized crime en

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