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by ohstopitu 10y ago
This is great news! I wonder why we can't legalize all drugs? I have a side tracked question about this: Let's say you were in prison for dealing Marijuana. What would the status of your case be now considering that it would be le
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by ohstopitu 10y ago
This was unclear from the article...but from what I understand the police want info on anyone who searched a specific term on google for a specific image from geo-location/IP in that city a week before the crime took place ? 1. What if
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by ohstopitu 10y ago
I've used Gitlab CI before and I do like it, but TravisCI allowed for some granular control that Gitlab CI does not have (or that I am doing wrong) - for example, ability to run specific tests in case of pull/merge requests (Trasi
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by ohstopitu 10y ago
I love Gitlab but sadly, quite a lot of services that offer free accounts for open source projects (TravisCI comes to mind), generally don't integrate with Gitlab It's one of the few reasons why I am still using Github :( .
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by ohstopitu 10y ago
so if JWTs are supposed to be avoided, what's a better alternative? cookies? (does that not open another can of worms?)
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by ohstopitu 10y ago
I could be wrong but what I think he/she meant was the fact that Uber has so many investors in it's pie that a loss like Uber would be monumental (considering the profits they'd get if it succeeded). So it's investors wo
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by ohstopitu 10y ago
The only place where I've seen the certification as a requirement is govt jobs (and UfT I believe). Apart from those two, I've yet to find even a reference for it (let alone a requirement) - which is a cycle because one of the req
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by ohstopitu 10y ago
Software Engineering is recognized as Engineering both by IEEE and by Professional Engineers of Ontario (or other provinces) who are members of Engineers Canada. Certification does exist....it's not widely used or accepted because in m
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by ohstopitu 10y ago
Because spending $200/m hits you more than just the thought of future illness. I don't support this bill, I do want this idea explored / discussed - as in, why should healthy people subsidize costs of insurance for the unheal
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by ohstopitu 10y ago
I don't want to discourage you, but those numbers are very good (7/50 onsite means you got to almost the final stage and considering that you are not applying for every job under the sun - this is a good number - 10/50 would
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by ohstopitu 10y ago
Just to be clear...best practices with designing status pages: 1. ensure it does not depend on your infra (if your api server goes down - it should not take down your status api with it) 2. make sure your service reports to your status page
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by ohstopitu 10y ago
Can someone explain to me why a teddy bear need to be connected to the internet? Especially in this fashion? Why can't we just have a BT connection between the device and the phone and IAPs in the phone if they must?
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by ohstopitu 10y ago
because he refused to hand over the local passwords for his devices. I am not saying what the CBSA did was legal (as the case was dropped), but not handing over local passwords is considered "obstruction of the officer's job&quot
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by ohstopitu 10y ago
This is not exactly true. * Canadian' border can ask you for your local passwords. * You can refuse - at which point, if you are Canadian/PR, you are allowed to enter the country but your device is confiscated and sent to Ottawa f
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by ohstopitu 10y ago
I've always wanted to visit the US. I grew up in India and UAE and viewed US as the ultimate place to be. It was my lifelong dream to get a job and settle in the US (and have an American way of life). The more time goes by, the more th
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by ohstopitu 10y ago
I didn't realize the power of Jest (and how it made everything easy to use) till I decided to re-create the functionality with Mocha (and nyc for coverage). Took me almost half a day to an half-assed port of sorts of such an awesome to
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by ohstopitu 10y ago
The idea is that you can probably open the file from other windows programs (like Sublime text). For a while, it was impossible for windows programs and WSL content to mix (and if you could somwehow do it, it was highly discouraged). But th
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by ohstopitu 10y ago
CDB is a really cool db for the time I've been playing with it (just a few months I think). That said, I'd really appreciate if they'd launch a hosted DBaaS. By that I mean, more in line with dynamodb or documentdb instead of
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by ohstopitu 10y ago
Azure's VMs was awesome till they decided to create the new portal and add in new features. Then they made networking insanely complicated. But Azure is very pricy if you want to use it just for VMs.
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by ohstopitu 10y ago
and why Medium? No seriously, what's the value proposition? Youtube at the time had an awesome "free" service when most others were littered with ads and had terrible video players. Instagram had an awesome mobile service tha
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by ohstopitu 10y ago
We seriously need self destructing time based keys. Once a device does not have a password in a time defined by the user - all of it is wiped. It goes without saying that this should be off by default but definitely a good feature.
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by ohstopitu 10y ago
But I was under the impression that Vancover was incredibly expensive. Your take home pay at the end of the year would be 88k - 116k (if those numbers are to be believed). After accounting for rent and other expenses, I feel like that'
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by ohstopitu 10y ago
How would a hobbyist based in Canada get access to that market to buy stuff from? (without getting scammed?)
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by ohstopitu 10y ago
If there is any way I can help (anything from building, or even just documentation or support), I'd love to get involved. I am very passionate about XaaS (X as a service) think that we need a lot more DBaaS and we just don't seem
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by ohstopitu 10y ago
I wish some company (apart from compose.io) would create a RethinkDB as a service (DBaaS). I would totally love a dynamodb or firebase kind of payment structure! I specifically excluded compose not because their service is not great (from w
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by ohstopitu 10y ago
my mom (an anesthesiologist) wanted me to become a doctor and do my masters in radiology. So I decided to observe an radiologist at an hospital for a day (back in 2011), and I noticed that most if not all of it was already automated. Radiol
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by ohstopitu 10y ago
I totally understand. And we have quite a lot of bad lemons (if I may), who basically have 0 clue of what they are doing. They join teams or take on projects, blow away loads of $ and have nothing to show for it. But imagine if every doctor
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by ohstopitu 10y ago
I've been reading up about this - why do companies setup provincial corps when they could be setting up federal corps (as in, it costs $100 more and there seem to be no downsides last I checked)? Also, how do you manage taxes? (especia
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by ohstopitu 10y ago
I feel we are not getting paid enough! FYI if you think devs are overpaid, it's generally in SV (and even there, they make average considering the cost of living - a good idea is to look at the end of month savings instead of earnings)
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by ohstopitu 10y ago
A friend of mine had something similar[0] on his car (it was a Lamborghini) to avoid his car being identified in images online. I'm sure it's not hard to have hoodies and tee shirts with this integrated. It's not visible to t

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