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by nulagrithom 8y ago
We started out using XRS. We run almost 100% independent contractors. Started out putting our own tablets in all the trucks. We discovered drivers can run up enormous data bills when they figure out how to circumvent the MDM... It apparen
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by nulagrithom 8y ago
If you Google '204 EDI specification' you should find a lot of random specs in PDF out there for various companies. 214 will show you some of the status updates too. Stuff like this: http://www.shipfsp.com/media&#x
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by nulagrithom 8y ago
I work in intermodal. Whenever one of our larger customers wants to give us a load to move, we use X12 EDI. This is standard throughout at least the intermodal industry, though from what I gather that may also be true of over-the-road as we
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by nulagrithom 8y ago
Doesn't auth0 fill this role?
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by nulagrithom 8y ago
Will someone please convince the trucking industry that "communicating" by swapping text files over FTP in an absolutely incomprehinsible, proprietary format is simply no way to live? Especially with the recent push by the fed t
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by nulagrithom 8y ago
Don't tell me why Scrum sucks. That's really not useful to me. Show me a better system instead.
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by nulagrithom 9y ago
Electron has its place as a framework. Blindly disliking every single project that uses it is silly, and I really don't mind offending anyone who does so.
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by nulagrithom 9y ago
I really get sick of people shitting on Electron just because it's the hip thing to do or whatever. Umbrella Note is a whopping 78mb versus Evernote at 129mb. I'm not sure "another copy of Chromium" is a big deal. I&#x27
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by nulagrithom 9y ago
Grammar in general is my definitely my biggest issue. I have a firm grasp on grammatical terms in English, and it would be much easier for me if the rules of grammar were simply explained instead of implied. I've found I end up looking
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by nulagrithom 9y ago
> Let's round that up to 50% to simplify our maths. Congratulations - you are now making $150k/year! From 300 down to 150 just like that. That's not how it works. Anything above $200,000 will be taxed at 35%. You're
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by nulagrithom 9y ago
From a quick Google: Facebook (FB), Amazon (AMZN), Apple (AAPL), Netflix (NFLX), and Alphabet (GOOG)
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by nulagrithom 9y ago
Looks like namecheap wants $2,300 for alpacamybags.com Hope it takes off. Such an awesome name and simple format.
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by nulagrithom 9y ago
> The fleetwide maintenance is the issue, not stability. From the medium to enterprise range, maintenance and stability issues are often one in the same. Breaking automated maintenance and/or deployment leads to instability. Keep in
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by nulagrithom 9y ago
The enterprise tooling for macOS is woefully insufficient. Windows has provisions for performing all sorts of tasks across a fleet of desktops. I can automate deployment of a Windows desktop to the point where all you have to do is boot it
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by nulagrithom 9y ago
Conversely, I've suffered through being a night owl with 6am and 7am shifts for years by trying to force myself to bed early. I've tried it all: meditation, exercise, melatonin, sleeping pills, etc etc. I'm just not wired to
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by nulagrithom 9y ago
That's a nice way of looking at it, and I'm not going to argue against it per se, but a cynical part of me thinks there's simply more money to be made by pushing loans on young adults and then using them in the workforce. U
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by nulagrithom 9y ago
I'm eagerly awaiting a US bank that lets me review transactions and things programmatically. Even better would be webhooks for transactions, or in front of transactions for custom verification. Oh the things I would build...
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by nulagrithom 9y ago
I'm not even sure it's about like/dislike. Trump winning the election was a huge surprise, even to some Trump supporters. Many people are looking for a reason to "explain" the election of Trump. It makes stories abo
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by nulagrithom 9y ago
gt still works in Oni. You can also <C-w>h over to file explorer. I use tabs in vim because opening more than 2 buffers on my laptop gets really crowded.
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by nulagrithom 9y ago
I have to argue against this, because spreadsheets are a real pet peeve of mine. It can be hard sometimes to see _why_ a spreadsheet is broken. Spreadsheets simply don't scale (and I don't mean lolwebscale or whatever.) If two bus
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by nulagrithom 9y ago
This runs counter to your initial statement: "I don't really care why your career has played like that." Which is probably why he's had such a hard time explaining it in the first place. Lots of people aren't going
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by nulagrithom 9y ago
mocha -R min
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by nulagrithom 9y ago
Genuine question: is there a good definition of a "service animal", or can I just throw a vest on my pooch and get the ADA protection?
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by nulagrithom 9y ago
I consider it ad-hoc when the request escapes the planning phase and goes directly in to my pile of work as top/near top priority. A little bit of this is understandable. You can't wait for every task to get put in to the backlo
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by nulagrithom 9y ago
Not for me! Having a hard time with the console too. Edit: Switched my console URL from east to west and it loaded up fine.
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by nulagrithom 9y ago
I used it about 3 years ago and my first thought was "How broken will multi-document ACID transactions be?" I still want to like MongoDB, I still miss its style of query vs SQL, but I'd have a hard time advocating its use a
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by nulagrithom 9y ago
You might as well have them just log in with their email address in that case, which brings you back to the original "cruel username" problem.
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by nulagrithom 9y ago
I just gave you my reasons for using DI and you just ignored them, repeating that the only reason for DI is testing, even though my reasons are not for testing. That's utter nonsense. If you don't like DI and you're using C
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by nulagrithom 9y ago
If you don't like DI then I feel like C# in general won't be your cup of tea. As for the "only for testing" bit, I disagree. I'm currently in a situation where I'm on the fence about two different ways to acces
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by nulagrithom 9y ago
The company I'm at now has been building the "most simple", "low-code" solutions they can find for 15 years. We're constantly talking about the Pareto principle: "80% of software can be written in 20% of t

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