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by nevinera 13y ago
Modern parenting literature seems largely to be about manipulating your child into being who and what you want them to be. 'Tricks' and 'techniques' abound, and every other article is about 'teaching' your chil
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Well-written, but still pointless opinion fluff.
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His point was that it could not be cheaper enough without going negative.
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>Tokyo Electric Power also knew that radioactivity was leaking at a rate of 400 tons a day into the North Pacific, according to the lawsuit and Japanese officials. This was my favorite line.
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by nevinera 13y ago
As we're all aware, adding extra developers to a project will cause it to finish sooner, so adding dozens of them for one day each should get your product out the door weeks ahead of schedule. Right? Right??
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I can't tell if you're joking or not?
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by nevinera 13y ago
>We are, however, not given any details on how his life was bad before the start of this. The article is littered with details on that topic. Here's the largest and most verbose 'detail': >One morning back in 2011, I
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by nevinera 13y ago
My chromebook doesn't appear to need one.
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Definitely! But the rails community prefers DHHIADSWAD, and I'll let you guess what the letters mean.
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'Sufficiently' is meaningless without a qualifier. Sufficiently for what purpose? There is a value proposition involved - you can run your own source code hosting and anything else, but it costs money and time to do it. Especially
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by nevinera 13y ago
Two hours ago, they were down constantly, but now they seem to be up. Github seems to be getting increasingly reliable! You can always pick an appropriate window of time, point to it, and say "See, there's a trend!". That doe
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by nevinera 13y ago
Emcien - Atlanta, GA We are looking for a developer with experience developing interfaces using modern js/coffee frontend frameworks. Emcien develops interfaces into complex graph analyses, visualized in several applications. These are
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by nevinera 13y ago
Emcien - Atlanta, GA We are looking for a developer with significant experience developing interfaces using modern js/coffee frontend frameworks. Emcien develops interfaces into intricate data analysis information, performed on graph s
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by nevinera 13y ago
The source is at http://github.com/emcien/parenting if anyone prefers to go straight there.
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Easy concurrent subprocessing in Ruby(nevinera.net)
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by nevinera 13y ago
It looks like the actual best answer is to use ssl - apparently most apps transmit their password in the clear, and just rely on ssl to keep it from being observed. I'll amend my post.
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I believe the standard approach is to hash the password in the browser and submit the hash for comparison - then if somebody observes the transaction they will only have gained access to the blog, and not everything with which it shares a p
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by nevinera 13y ago
I set it up just now, and it was very easy to get moving. I'm no ops master, but it only took a few minutes, and it's a bit nicer than the homerolled solution I had been using. My writeup is on my new blog at http://nev
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I'm intrigued, and I'll play around with it when I get home. I recommend that you put up some kind of sample blog with it on github as a demo of the look-and-feel; the first thing I tried to do was go to hodgesmr.github.io to see
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by nevinera 13y ago
I thought that sounded familiar.. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1402241/
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by nevinera 13y ago
This article keeps asking 'where do they go?' The better question is 'where did they come from?' You don't see a ton of 55 year-old developers because they'd have been going to school in the late eighties, before most colleges had CS depart
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by nevinera 13y ago
I definitely do not oppose finding a new job, only quitting your old one first, which seems to be a mistake that everyone makes at most once.
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by nevinera 13y ago
Please explain your assertion? Unless you're talking psychology, in which case please don't bother.
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by nevinera 13y ago
You had some money, and you didn't feel "fulfilled", so you took a break for a few months? And all the comments are about how poorly designed the interview process is.. The thing I want everyone to take away is "don't gamble with your fucki
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by nevinera 13y ago
His good fortune shaved years off of his retirement. Maybe even two of them.
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It's part of his online persona, and it's the reason so many people are listening to him. That tone of disbelief is effective at making people look at their spending from a perspective many have never considered. That it irritates people wh
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by nevinera 13y ago
New York City is the single most expensive place to live on the continent. It hardly affects how "an American" would think anything.
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by nevinera 14y ago
Hallelujah for not having to write unicode-aware parsers in C.
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The important thing to realize is that it's all bad code. Our job as engineers is to prevent those criminal routines from murdering one another by carefully confining them into their prison modules and never letting them get too rowdy. I
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by nevinera 14y ago
>Due to the nature of this update, a scheduled time is not possible. What, it takes place outside of linear time? This crap is unacceptable. Even my $2.00 shared host tells me when they're going to take down my site without asking.

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