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   by moosey 10y ago

   Unfortunately, for a huge percentage of people, it won't be seen if it doesn't show up on a facebook feed.
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   by moosey 10y ago

   In order to do this, you'd need to put an SSL endpoint between your github page and the client. It could probably be done but it sounds like a no-no. For instance, I'll bet that if you set it up so that your namecheap DNS A entry
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   by moosey 10y ago

   I personally agree with this, but even here on the West Coast (Washington State) we have had recent kill offs of endangered wolf packs, all because they killed a few cattle. Yes, there would likely be better protection, however the ramifica
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   by moosey 10y ago

   The difference here is what is destroyed by a given regulation. Drugs by themselves are typically locally destructive to the user. In the case of legality, they have recourse to eliminate the destruction (rehab and other community sources)
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   by moosey 10y ago

   This is what keeps dragging me back to moose & perl5. You describe the attributes of a class, the constructor for that class is created for you, and you can pass in hashes and it will automatically instantiate (and fail if the rules yo
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   by moosey 11y ago

   I, for one, would much rather read the comments about this here than on reddit or other aggregators. Even then, I'll admit that it's off topic, and that doing so too often could alter the makeup of the community.
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   by moosey 11y ago

   I would surmise that they are holding off on Western Pols because they want to keep eyes as long as possible on this. For these organizations, eyeballs are money. If they released a huge set of people on day one and didn't have much t
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   by moosey 11y ago

   Yup. I've been doing custom integrations because of this. We have several alerting systems, and catching items getting added to (and leaving) a queue is an important one that I've added, along with other integrations with intern
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   by moosey 11y ago

   I've gotten far more use from Nextdoor than facebook. I generally use it to find local services for my house, and whenever I have, I have gotten better service and lower prices than when I went calling around myself. Excellent service
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    by moosey 11y ago

    I think it's an opinion that is easily stated, but not easily done. It's easy to have kids and say they are your pride and joy, but not take it seriously. It's a very serious burden IF you are serious about raising kids pro
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    by moosey 11y ago

    I will try to give them the knowledge and tools necessary to succeed. Doing so is time consuming and expensive. The actual tools necessary for success (IMHO), like the arts, are not given any priority in our schools. It could be that the
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    by moosey 11y ago

    When I had my first daughter, unplanned, when I was 23, I didn't quite understand the gravity of what had happened. I'm only 36. I'm in the best shape of my life (although RA is constantly trying to steal that away) and my
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    by moosey 11y ago

    I've read that introducing your children to more vocabulary is really valuable (a good starting point: http://literacy.rice.edu/thirty-million-word-gap ). Given this, instead of aggressively teaching my next child how
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    by moosey 11y ago

    There is no reason for the researcher not to retain those keys, IMO - Once those keys were found to be compromised by the company, they should have been revoked immediately, and considered 'in the wild'. The fact that they didn&#
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    by moosey 11y ago

    I have never worked within the UN, but I have worked for companies small and large, like many others here I am certain, and have seen the loss of quality of purpose and people happen many times. With a company, it is possible for a good lea
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    by moosey 11y ago

    I'm not defending this position, so please don't pull out pitchforks or anything, just making an argument where this could be expanded into rape charges somewhere: There are countries where having sex under false pretext is consid
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    by moosey 11y ago

    Morality and ethics are relative though. There are many couples that have open relationships and might have used this site. They would be fine with finding their spouse in the data. However, the same person's boss might not agree, and
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    by moosey 11y ago

    Some people who aren't critical to the company just have to go and try to prove the company wrong. This is so childish and stupid it aggravates me. It only proves that the engineer was probably not a valuable asset and he really prove
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    by moosey 11y ago

    I'm personally a fan of using git-archive to make a tarball that can be deployed. These tarballs won't contain the .git directory and can be pushed/pulled instead.
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    by moosey 11y ago

    This is diving into the Paradox of Tolerance ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradox_of_tolerance ). This posits, should we tolerate the intolerant? Comparing Harvey Milk, who fought for increased tolerance of a group,
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    by moosey 11y ago

    I'm a vegan and the name didn't "trigger" anything. That's anecdotal though, and I'm definitely not a militant vegan. Edit: thought I'd mention that 'meat' has many definitions, one being male g
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    by moosey 11y ago

    I kept scanning this article for talks about money, but there were none. It isn't even about underpaying - it's that changing jobs supplies one of the best sources for engineering pay raises. There are evolutionary flows through
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    by moosey 11y ago

    I'm just surmising here, but at 35 it's something I need to start thinking about. If I can't find a job when I'm 50, this is what I'd assume I'd start doing: just start hacking. I mean, with modern computing,
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    by moosey 12y ago

    I agree, but mostly because I think that Uber is going to get nailed by regulation eventually in the same way that the taxi companies already are. What if a state or a major metro area demanded that they have signs on top of their cars, me
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    by moosey 12y ago

    Agreed. I don't think will have a iAnything killer until other companies step up their marketing in a big way. Apple is a marketing behemoth.
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    by moosey 12y ago

    I'm just jealous that university students these days have git. I had to walk through the snow uphills both ways while I was working on my CS degree.