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by monknomo 11y ago
Dart also lacks the ability to use the "pub" command if you're behind a proxy or your organization uses IronPort or some other ssl sniffer that breaks your certs. https://github.com/dart-lang/sdk/iss
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by monknomo 11y ago
For very small businesses selling small amounts of small things, the right answer is to use FedEx and DHL. For everybody else, FedEx/DHL is hella expensive if you want to ship a couple conexes worth of stuff. The way freight companies
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by monknomo 11y ago
I think he's speaking from the perspective of the mission, not from the perspective of the computer. From a mission perspective, overflowing with data is a good place to be. From a computer perspective, overflowing with data is a prob
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by monknomo 11y ago
The corner office in the earlier example depends on the software being written to make money. If the software is bad, they will make less money. By and large, knowing the vice president's name will not cause any appreciable dip or ris
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by monknomo 11y ago
With either a picture or a single line of code that sums up what it does right after that
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by monknomo 11y ago
This is a technical fix, but then this is a technical forum - try getting big over the ear headphones that really block out what other people are saying. Then you'll be damaging your hearing if they can hear your music. To fix the und
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by monknomo 11y ago
It's a sign of the person's holiness. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Incorruptibility
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by monknomo 11y ago
My parents were ahead of the curve, apparently. ~25 when I was born, ~750 and climbing now. If only I had a trust fund that looked like the growth curve on my name popularity...
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by monknomo 11y ago
That's the siesta schedule, I think. It's pretty successful, but when I try it, I get a lot of pushback from my family about being available right after work...
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by monknomo 11y ago
Pycoders Weekly: http://pycoders.com/
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by monknomo 12y ago
I work for the government. I use HN to enjoy startup gossip, but the real value I get out of it is the constant parade of new technologies to investigate. HN has given enough to get our team onto CI. HN has helped me figure out how to get
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by monknomo 12y ago
murica.xyz - I dunno, but I thought it was funny dinosaurpark.xyz - board game where you try to cooperatively design a park where no expenses were spared
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by monknomo 12y ago
It's true that ending up like NASA would be unfortunate, but it seems like there is a better way. Also, my crack about communism was not meant to be from DARPS's viewpoint. I see it more that it is easier to fund something that
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by monknomo 12y ago
"Sorry, that's a Yale and I only have my Schlage tools with me"
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by monknomo 12y ago
Most government agencies that do 'research' funnel grant and contract money to private entities. Having scientists or building things directly is 'communism' and we're against that. After all, a government employe
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by monknomo 12y ago
I read that and thought "there is now"
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by monknomo 12y ago
I still have an account, but I don't really use it anymore. Facebook is just not very fun anymore. It's busy, sort of confusing and I never seem to get things written on my wall, or see what people are up to right now. I see po
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by monknomo 12y ago
Talk to a patent lawyer, patent law is a weird specialty that most lawyers just have a passing familiarity with. //edit - I accidentally a word
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by monknomo 12y ago
Probably, but not all of it. You've got engine bearings and cylinder liners with special compounds and tight tolerances. It might be easier to print forms for pressing/hammering body panels and plugs for molds to cast parts. I al
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by monknomo 12y ago
I feel like topping from the bottom is an underappreciated skillset that can be really helpful for an employee and their boss. Done right, the employee looks almost telepathic and prescient. Done wrong and the employee looks like a jerk,
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by monknomo 12y ago
We get 59 minutes of paid time off on birthdays (at least with the current boss)
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by monknomo 12y ago
$72k/year is above average in Alaska; it is above average in every state. If you look at the census data you cite, you can see that Alaska is #7 in terms of median household in the US. I doubt that means that Alaskans are significant
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by monknomo 12y ago
I think you're thinking of Nebraska or other cheap states. Alaska, Hawaii and other remote places have never been cheap to live in
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by monknomo 12y ago
I think your specific example is likely to end up so heavily regulated as to be impossible. I'll go so far as to say that most harmful uses of data mining will end up with laws to mitigate the harm. I think the likeliest 'harm&#x
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by monknomo 12y ago
I might be tweaked if you published a bunch of pictures of me sitting at my desk at work or whatever (because you would be a creepy stalker), but I would not be unhappy in the least if you developed a timemachine, went back in time, made fr
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by monknomo 12y ago
Speaking personally, I head home and wish that my employer wasn't on ACS.
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by monknomo 12y ago
I've always heard it with pilots
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by monknomo 12y ago
I think it is an dialect-y spelling of twattle or twaddle.
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by monknomo 12y ago
"America is in the Heart", by Carlos Bulosan, an excellent book on the early days of Filipino immigrant experience
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by monknomo 12y ago
Don't forget contractors. I would think lobbyists prefer to be across the river

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