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by nwsm 8y ago
In the comment here
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by nwsm 8y ago
>paying you a % of salary into their jobs Wow, that's a very ambitious idea.
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by nwsm 8y ago
I briefly skimmed it. It's basically the vuejs.org docs stretched out over 120 pages
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by nwsm 8y ago
But probably written by someone on the clock with no work to do.
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by nwsm 8y ago
I'm in Oil and Gas app dev, we are .net with no VBA. I guess I'm lucky.
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by nwsm 8y ago
Second paragraph is great. I haven't worked at a startup, but my experience in a big company is that you can definitely innovate, change things, and make things better. But I wouldn't call it thrilling, I'd be interested to s
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by nwsm 8y ago
Can you confirm that the end result is no longer a PDF, but content hosted on your site? Or rather a PDF hosted on your site that the user doesn't copy to their computer but views on your site in their browser?
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by nwsm 8y ago
The meme about writing bad code is annoying
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by nwsm 8y ago
"I like having multiple clients over one employer. I like that there are no “interviews,” just my own confidence and sales skills to pitch proposals to clients. I like the autonomy, the lifestyle." I agree the comments on salary a
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by nwsm 8y ago
Natural language is not an API. But a business can assume (or weed out quickly) that caller is calling to hit a specific API endpoint. And as such their language will eventually lead to one of those endpoints. And similarly, a caller can as
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by nwsm 8y ago
What did you have in place before this (wiki, Slack, Yammer or something like it) if anything? Is this better than finding the right person to ask, or posting in slack or something? In my org we have a wiki on topics and if that fails an &q
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by nwsm 8y ago
I'm not sure if it's worth it, but this struck a chord with me: >No more digging through stale wikis
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by nwsm 8y ago
It is a problem to have x million lines of COBOL that no one can support, or even wants to learn to support for less than 200k.
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by nwsm 8y ago
I took two semesters of mainframe classes (COBOL, JCL, DB2, etc) as electives, in 2015-16. I wouldn't want to do that full time (though the jobs are there and it's an applicant's market), but it was a great experience. So muc
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by nwsm 8y ago
I think there was a homepage with a "toggle" button, the toggle button redirected to /toggle. site.com/toggle then got added to his favorites by safari. So it wasn't loading the site with the button, but the site th
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by nwsm 9y ago
And also the fact that the people who used a similar strategy to trade and only ever lost money are posting about it.
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by nwsm 9y ago
Am I misinterpreting something or are the height colors meaningless?
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by nwsm 9y ago
Over the past 3 or 4 years I've introduced maybe a couple dozen absolute beginners to programming. I always use Processing. In 25 lines you can make something awesome and get them engaged, and before they know it they are learning core
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by nwsm 9y ago
>its kinda Java It is Java.
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by nwsm 9y ago
sounds like higher
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by nwsm 9y ago
Possible to support any city by checking Stubhub/Ticketmaster API for events in user-entered city?
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Fraudulent Web Traffic Continues to Plague Advertisers, Other Businesses(wsj.com)
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by nwsm 9y ago
Can you give me some even better insider info: what city / state (US) is already decent and getting better?
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by nwsm 9y ago
>if you believe the municipal and/or state government are broken, yet you are in the middle class and you decide to stay If everyone that disagrees with a government leaves, it almost ensures that government will stay the same. The
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by nwsm 9y ago
> If you’re serious about making an impact in the world, power down your smartphone, close your browser tabs, roll up your sleeves and get to work. I found this pretty pretentious.
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by nwsm 9y ago
Agreed. Luckily my employer's policy is to not look at it, and never take it into account. Although additionally, if saying 'fuck' on twitter excludes me from your selection, I probably don't want to be there anyway.
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by nwsm 9y ago
But judging from the low fps video provided, I would guess most drivers would not have been able to avoiding hitting the person in that specific situation.
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by nwsm 9y ago
Cute
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by nwsm 9y ago
This looks great, thank you. Consider a donation button.
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by nwsm 9y ago
>Is this enough for a whitepaper? "Bitcoin. Beanie Babies." was enough for a whitepaper.

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