mgr86

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by mgr86 11y ago
I am using those.
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by mgr86 11y ago
this is my problem with Reactjs right now. I like it but debugging it is often difficult as hell. Thankfully my problems right now are small. With Hot module reloading I am constantly watching for signs of trouble. And can spot many quickly
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by mgr86 11y ago
My girlfriend works with autistic children. Generally providing birth-3 ABA services. She claims that, with few exceptions, almost every case at least one parent is somewhere on the spectrum. She has one whose father likes to say how he tes
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by mgr86 11y ago
I'm geuninely curious, is this how these books are typeset? I was at a conference a few years back and one of my favorite presentations was a guy from O'Riely. Up to that point most of their works were converted from docbook with
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by mgr86 11y ago
There is something about a NYtimes online articles. They are such an appropriate blend of investigative reporting and proper adoption of new media. Wrapped neatly in nice typography and minimal advertisements. ...Now only if I had the atten
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by mgr86 11y ago
I agree it is powerful but it is also just effective communication. I try to do it a lot with my girlfriend on things we don't necessarily agree. I'll paraphrase her position to ensure that my response is correct. ...Sadly, that i
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by mgr86 11y ago
I get what you are saying, but couldn't it work the other way? For example, if someone has trouble falling asleep but still needs to get up in the morning and tries to fall asleep early. Only to give up after not being able to adequa
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by mgr86 11y ago
It's been awhile since a fresh install but is it ViM. is Vi still around? I just seem to recall some things not working right. Such as not being able to ZZ or ZQ out of a file.
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by mgr86 11y ago
ok you are a hair away from my favorite oracle acronym. One Rich Asshole Called Larry Ellison.
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by mgr86 11y ago
I haven't read the article yet, and while I prefer to work with JSON most of the time XML is much more human readable. And working in publishing we have a lot of XML floating around.
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by mgr86 11y ago
I'll forever think slackware when I hear slack.
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by mgr86 11y ago
Cost is half of it. The other half was very resistant. I am told that when my office started going digital in the late 80's there was a lot of turmoil and it split the organization. That attributed greatly to a period where we had 3 pr
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by mgr86 11y ago
We sold our journal I think for two reasons. The first was to digitize them. We have a large electronic database that we are still not completely finished converting from microfiche. We've been working on it since the late 80s. The sec
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by mgr86 11y ago
To your second point there has always been a contingent in the museum community who opposed the reparation of artifacts. This is not to say they may lament the means of acquisition but feel that the artifacts would be better protected in a
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by mgr86 11y ago
I haven't meditated regularly in over ten years. I really am planning to pick it up again because it works. I find myself constantly engaged in thought. I'll wake up in the middle of the night not sure if I've even slept beca
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by mgr86 12y ago
Everytime I see something about Slack i immediately think of SlackWare.
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by mgr86 12y ago
Here is my dilemma as I consider if I should double down on JavaScript and adopt it on the severside. Is there an alternative for the web? and publishing as a whole? We are a small shop. Two people and hope to grow. We publish a web databas
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by mgr86 12y ago
Honest question. Why would I want to use this? I am already quite happy with awk,sed,grep, etc.
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by mgr86 12y ago
yes, but would the motivation and money for testing not be more available if there was an allowable marketplace* * note - I didn't read your links completely.
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by mgr86 12y ago
I cannot argue the noise aspect, but I do thing not allowing experiments in drone delivery a bad thing . I strongly suspect that self-driving cars are on the horizon. With that presumption, I suspect self-flying cars would not be far off a
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by mgr86 12y ago
did anyone else notice the photo/painting's caption read "Click to Embiggen"? Could this be a subtle nod to the animators who painstakenly produce live cartons at the sacrifice of their wrists?
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by mgr86 12y ago
gotcha.
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by mgr86 12y ago
I'm missing some obvious joke...but why is he pronouncing it yava-script.
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by mgr86 13y ago
Yes, but if you continue reading the start of the very next paragraph addresses this. >The trial was far too small to be conclusive, >said Dr. Gasser, whose co-authors include Dr. Doblin, >Dominique Holstein of UniversityHospital
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by mgr86 13y ago
I was at Balisage this summer, a markup conference (XML). The opening talk was on semantics. The summary basically read, what the hell does this word even mean anyway. (paper - http://www.balisage.net/Proceedings/vol10&
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by mgr86 13y ago
sign in w/ google or fb? no thanks.
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by mgr86 13y ago
Eddie Huang went on about his bad experience with TED on the Joe Rogan podcast earlier this year => http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9FNenJN4484
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by mgr86 13y ago
I was not aware of this book. Sounds fascinating. One of my favorite articles I've ever read was in an anthropological course that detailed some of these same findings cross culturally. The title of the article is "Slumbers Unexpl
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by mgr86 13y ago
actually, you do raise a very good point. The playback has been super buggy for me the last six months or so. Often times beyond usable. It seems the only way to get it actually play is using watching the embedded video. I do it so much out
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by mgr86 13y ago
I often switched to embed. (youtube.com/watch?v=x89eyhj => youtube.com/embed/x89eyhj) I do it because I might want to watch a video full screen in one monitor and continue to work on another. Embed automatically takes up t

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