napperjabber

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   by napperjabber 11y ago

   Being someone who has had to deal with a number of issues that I inherited from a horrible childhood experience. I was one of the lucky ones. I only had habbit issues to overcome. What it came down to was diet. Obviously, but the tone of th
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   by napperjabber 11y ago

   It's the commentary that has the value. Reading a paper is a large mental investment. Reading a conversation is a conduit into 'maker' time. It gets the juices flowing. I get lost on twitter just to see what the world has to
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   by napperjabber 11y ago

   I don't know how to explain it. It's fucking annoying. While programming, I have to remain focused and mentally aware. While talking to anyone at work, I have to act like a ditzzy vally girl or hippy of some type. If I don't
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   by napperjabber 11y ago

   Thanks, I'll look into this too!
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   by napperjabber 11y ago

   I'm not to worried about the toolsets. I just want an amazing community. Thanks! On my next break, I'll dig into all of this!
6. 36.▲
   by napperjabber 11y ago

   Thanks! I'll look into it.
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   by napperjabber 11y ago

   Quick Reply: I'm currently studying orbital-mechanics. Starting with something like Celestial Objects then downsizing to small-bodies later on. This has me reading up on Newtonian physics. With a solid understanding there, I'll mo
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   by napperjabber 11y ago

   How about the inverse? Practical astronomy tools for python-developers? Just getting into astronomy I'd love some tips on where to look for stuff like this.
9. 39.▲
   by napperjabber 11y ago

   Add 'happy hunting' in a comment string for additional fun.
10. 40.▲
    by napperjabber 11y ago

    Who's game are you playing? Yours or Thiers?
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    by napperjabber 11y ago

    There are employers that what you to think the way you're thinking. There are other employers that want you to copy the other guy before spending time in the details. Adapt to the situation, find what you like in your off time or find
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    by napperjabber 11y ago

    http://learncodethehardway.org/ Great books not just about the language, but the tools that help make utilizing the language that much easier.
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    by napperjabber 11y ago

    Every line of every code could be rewritten 1000 times. Every code of every engineer could be shared and reviewed. If you ask me to write a code that detects your zipcode based off the IP. Who am I to argue with the man paying my bill? Ye
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    by napperjabber 11y ago

    There is a bigger picture you're not aware of that is in play here. Zuckerberg is providing free internet to millions.
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    by napperjabber 12y ago

    This has probably been stated several times by now, but the amazon documentation is absolutely horrible. Braintree, Stripe, and Paypal all have fantastic tech and reliable services in addition to fantastic documentation. I don't have a
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    by napperjabber 12y ago

    This is what I'm running into right now. Our CEO will not buy health insurance or computers for Dev. In a second breath, he gloats about paying people damn near nothing because they 'want to work in the industry.'
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    by napperjabber 12y ago

    I don't see any documentation around schema migrations. How is that normally solved on the Petabyte level?
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    by napperjabber 12y ago

    SEEKING WORK - REMOTE (-7 GMT) .IOS and/or Android Application Development. ( HTML5/Cordova/PhoneGap ) .AngularJS/Coffeescript .Clojure/ClojureScript .Python/Django/Flask .Salt-Stack If it involves program