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by mvc 11y ago
> Which is not easy I'm guessing, at least as a developer. There's loads of companies based on solving the problems developers face in their day-to-day. AWS, Heroku, New Relic....
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by mvc 11y ago
The people in the database are registered Democrat voters. So presumably they consented to this kind of tracking when they signed up. But isn't the point of this to help the campaigns identify and avoid people like yourself who would n
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by mvc 11y ago
We took alpine, added the oracle jre, and use it as a base image for our clojure apps. Seems to be a reasonable choice for that use-case since you just need something that will start your jar. I'd have thought the same would be true fo
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by mvc 11y ago
They are no longer exclusive to FPLs but higher order functions are definitely a property of FPLs
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by mvc 11y ago
> If governments are going to charge high and involuntary taxes on things, we shouldn't be surprised when people shop around where they are able. Presumably they would still like to benefit from our IP and Law enforcement, our medic
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by mvc 11y ago
Really hoping to find out it's all implemented on top of Kafka.
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by mvc 11y ago
If company executives behave like workaholics, it raises the pressure on everyone in the company to also be workaholics. IMO they have a duty to demonstrate work-life balance.
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by mvc 11y ago
Has someone told their recruiting team? My twitter feed today was about 30% "join the flock" tweets.
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by mvc 11y ago
Don't they all have an RSS feed?
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by mvc 11y ago
> Oh shove off. Perhaps not "rather normal" but normal enough that Police are rarely prosecuted when it happens and judging by comments here and in other places, people seem divided about whether they even should be.
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by mvc 11y ago
> But ask yourself what you stand to gain or lose from taking negotiations down a path that will ask your employer to convince you that whatever equity it offers you could be worth something. If you're going to be the head engineer
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by mvc 12y ago
I assume that part was implied.
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by mvc 12y ago
> This "middle class" family with the $2M home and the $250k income could sell that home, move to middle America, get a ranch home for < $200k with $1.8M left over, and retire, never working again. That assumes they already
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by mvc 12y ago
I don't live there yet but I will in a couple of weeks and have been researching where to live. One problem from my point of view is that there appears to be no monthly pass you can get that works from the places that one might reasona
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by mvc 12y ago
> He doesn't generally say "Framework X sucks because Y Not sure how relevant frameworks are to the world of kernels but I'd imagine he'd chew you out if you tried to get any C++ into the kernel.
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by mvc 12y ago
Your sprint budget should be some percentage less than the average velocity over the past 3 sprints. That allows for bugs to be fixed mid-sprint without affecting velocity. Velocity shouldn't be used to measure how "good" the
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by mvc 12y ago
> You need a minimum amount of capital to buy airplanes and setup of a network of flights, that doesn't naturally lead to a single airline. Not as much as you might think. Ryanair started with a share capital of £1. http:/&#x2
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by mvc 12y ago
I don't think that's unique to the Hispanic community. I'm from Scotland and our tourism industry thrives on Americans who identify as Scottish or Irish even after many generations have passed. I would imagine this is true fo
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by mvc 12y ago
Since capital is mobile, it will find those people anyway (and leave behind the people who created the capital in the first place).
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by mvc 12y ago
Depends where you are. I'm looking for a new job right now and have plenty clojure and clojurescript opportunities out there.
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by mvc 12y ago
If you're near Boston/Cambridge, the Clojure Meetup Group is showing a live video of William Byrd talking about this tonight. http://www.meetup.com/Boston-Clojure-Group/events/218650142/
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by mvc 12y ago
During the troubles, in the wake of pub bombings, British police sometimes arrested and/or convicted people with flimsy evidence, eventually having to pardon them many years later when the convictions were quashed. For example, google
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by mvc 12y ago
> Increasing the availability of any kind of labor (whether ordinary programmers, or "great" programmers) always lowers the price, and if it didn't lower the price, there would be no effect. It turns out that high-wage emp
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by mvc 12y ago
Interesting fact. The Django web framework was initially created by the dev team at the "Lawrence Journal", a newspaper in Kansas.
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by mvc 12y ago
...and higher prices for consumers in those countries.
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by mvc 12y ago
predominantly != only
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by mvc 12y ago
> Either you work for a consultency-type company that develops products for customers, but those don't really have infrastructure, right? Thoughtbot strikes me as a "consultancy-type" company that has taken time out of bil
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by mvc 12y ago
I like this idea but you're not thinking big enough. The public key must be transmitted from space to avoid giving first mover advantage to those sneaky penguins. This is SpaceX's killer app.
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by mvc 12y ago
Forget it and move on with your life?
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by mvc 12y ago
I'm not a postgres hacker but as I understand it, query plans generated at "exec time" can be better than those generated at "prepare time" because they have more information to hand about the expected size of nodes

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