nogbit

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by nogbit 9y ago
And then there is a third that those in AmaFaceGoogFlix are completely unaware that the tier above them pwned them long ago, governments.
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by nogbit 9y ago
During the time those others arent available as you say I would expect you to be going through the backlog and looking for other ways to contribute.
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by nogbit 9y ago
Very high sales tax and very high propety tax. No worries, governments will always want more money and more time, we will be just like California before long.
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by nogbit 9y ago
And I can tell you like the show Seinfeld from your username.
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by nogbit 9y ago
Usually, one who writes change logs is part of leadership deciding what should be worked on next, strategy, prioritizing and often times accountability as well. This is because they have a birds eye view of everything that is being worked
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by nogbit 9y ago
Who was running that team? Blame should be on leadership for running an inefficient team where team members don't share and coordinate so that common projects, code, libs etc can be flushed out.
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by nogbit 9y ago
Yes, and where does one draw the line? Maybe one day the city of Seattle is forced to be renamed because Chief Seattle (of which the city is named after) was actually a slave owner himself.
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by nogbit 9y ago
Regarding academia, what countries do you suggest and why?
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by nogbit 9y ago
let me shed some tears while you see the need to factor in private school.
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by nogbit 9y ago
Yes and no. By design it's not big, it just seems big. With relative RPO and RTO anyone can failover to other regions. And if you aren't leveraging multiple AZ's within a single region you need to rethink how you are using
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by nogbit 9y ago
I would second this, that sand you mentioned is perfect, plus I'm taller and have more weight so anything softer than asphalt is a plus.
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by nogbit 9y ago
"...nowadays it is like completely impossible to figure out what people in power are trying to actually accomplish" Really? It's the same as it's ever been...they want more money, more control and more time.
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by nogbit 9y ago
Because those wealthy people ran companies that never paid a dime in Washington States B&O tax while every other business without big lawyers must do so. If WA wants to fund the things they want they simply need to treat all business f
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by nogbit 9y ago
Illegal, plain and simple https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=36.65.030
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by nogbit 9y ago
Increased the trading volume? Seriously, you call that value? What are you smoking, that's called pump and dump and is illegal my friend, and if it isn't actually being dumped is downright sleazy car salesman to me. Was that re
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by nogbit 9y ago
Never use the word "manager" again. Instead, prefer "leader". If you are somewhere where the team needs to be managed then there are better jobs out there. Buy and read Jim Whitehurst book The Open Organization before
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by nogbit 9y ago
You should, I did exactly that sometime ago for only the 5 companies at that time who were super interesting to me. For each of their cover letters I told a personal story that was spot on relevant to the position and their mission/val
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by nogbit 9y ago
Keep looking, near me is http://www.kirklandreporter.com and http://www.nwnews.com . If you can't find one start one, leverage the software you built.
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by nogbit 9y ago
Why let your self get wrapped up in global or national issues (real or fake). Instead, focus your efforts locally on things that make a difference to you every day.
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by nogbit 9y ago
They stir the pot because people consume their content like it's going out of style. It will only get worse. Don't give them the eyballs, clicks, views or anything else they can measure and generate revenue from. Everyone of us
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by nogbit 9y ago
Sequel was the last one that I used and was the best one. I can't remember the talk..."ORM's are the Vietnam of programming". You are right, very little of the ORM gets used in the end and one almost always needs to writ
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by nogbit 9y ago
Some databases treat the query themselves as components that can be chained together before execution, look at RethinkDB and ReQL. For SQL, there are lots of ways to make dynamic sql (generated by code) and while the patterns are many the
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by nogbit 9y ago
Wow, I think the opposite, have you tried using Azure (yes their current iteration of their UI)? It's a nightmare, the Amazon UI is fast and efficient, please don't add UI bloat.
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by nogbit 9y ago
This is expected. Each AWS service should be able to grow independently of each other (new features, integrations etc etc). It would be too difficult to standardize across services, instead, implement standards at a service level and mayb
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by nogbit 9y ago
Well said, similar experiences myself. If someone is worth being a friend then I get their email or phone number. If it's at a professional level then LinkedIn is more than enough. I think Facebook is sad, very sad, and the majority
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by nogbit 9y ago
I don't usually comment on HN but when I do... Kidding aside, I've seen these kinds of posts so many times and I want to make sure that for those that are thinking "strategically" about their profession, career and passi
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by nogbit 9y ago
Consider a MS in Math (or another BS) vs. CS. The Math will transcend the pace of CS...machine learning today, what will it be tomorrow? Whatever it will be it will need to leverage math (at least initially so that others can stand on the
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by nogbit 9y ago
Ditto, we moved away from .net in 2014 to Node and love it.
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by nogbit 9y ago
It's because both colliding files have to be specially prepared by the attacker, before they are published on a download site or presented for signing by a code signing scheme. https://www.win.tue.nl/hashclash/Soft
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by nogbit 9y ago
Spot on! And with node version 8, due out any week, we no longer needs babel on the server when doing async/await/import. It will all be there natively. We use PM2 in production for web apps, long running processes (console apps

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