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1. 1591.▲
   by overcast 9y ago

   I was referring to literal life time lost. If you're salaried better with a 3 hour commute, it's still not worth it in my opinion. There is a definite maximum commute time, no matter the price.
2. 1592.▲
   by overcast 9y ago

   You don't say?!
3. 1593.▲
   by overcast 9y ago

   My one and only experience with trains in India, was last year half way through a month long adventure. Chennai to Bangalore. I had woken up with the worst case of Delhi Belly imaginable. Five hours, laying across two seats while shaking, s
4. 1594.▲
   by overcast 9y ago

   Do you calculate life lost as well? I'm being serious. There is a MASSIVE difference between a five minute commute, and an hour commute when you add it up over a lifetime. That's a stupid amount of your life wasted doing nothing.
5. 1595.▲
   by overcast 9y ago

   I'm not sure if we should commend, or condemn Microsoft for making a application that is so easily used by less than savvy end users.
6. 1596.▲
   by overcast 9y ago

   So basically the 80/20 rule, that applies to most everything. The internet is still the Blue E. Is something happening to that E? Then nothing to worry about.
7. 1597.▲
   by overcast 9y ago

   Excel is the universal format for the enterprise. Need to share a screen shot of your error? Paste it into excel. Project management? Excel. Database of assets? Excel. Transactional information? Excel. Incredibly complex, multi page calcula
8. 1598.▲
   by overcast 9y ago

   I'd rather have parking than fighting to find it!
9. 1599.▲
   by overcast 9y ago

   This is exactly right, and is also what keeps the casual thief from doing things like copying software. Obviously these can be cracked, but the layman isn't going to deal with, or even know about it. I don't want to get into the &
10. 1600.▲
    by overcast 9y ago

    Makes me appreciate what I have in Rochester. 5 minute commute if I don't hit the lights correctly. Drive home for lunch in silence, take a nap. Cost of living where I have more money than I know what to do with. The grind a lot of you
11. 1601.▲
    by overcast 9y ago

    Just remember Superman does good, you're doing well.
12. 1602.▲
    by overcast 9y ago

    awesome! dope domain too.
13. 1603.▲
    by overcast 9y ago

    Dang. One of the most painful things to do in this field, is dig through someones code. I don't even like figuring out MY old code. I'm surprised reviewers are voluntarily submitting themselves to this torture :D Cool program thou
14. 1604.▲
    by overcast 9y ago

    Sounds like a good project!
15. 1605.▲
    by overcast 9y ago

    With the quality of content they produce, that's more than enough. They are headed towards HBO level of production.
16. 1606.▲
    by overcast 9y ago

    Unfortunately.
17. 1607.▲
    by overcast 9y ago

    Except the April showers haven't stopped. It's been raining most of the week for East coast, all summer.
18. 1608.▲
    by overcast 9y ago

    So essentially the entire chain is fake now. It's basically the sign of the apocalypse.
19. 1609.▲
    by overcast 9y ago

    That's a good point about the VC money, and I wish there were more looking this way. There is a relatively decent sized tech culture, having regular meetups, sharing what we're all working on. With the cost of living, and access t
20. 1610.▲
    by overcast 9y ago

    Venture out past East and Alexander then. There is TONS of nightlife for adults. Revelry, Nosh, Cure, Branca, Cub Room, Lento, Roux, Nox, Goodluck, Daily Refresher, Lux, and the general park ave area are all a good start. Buffalo's col
21. 1611.▲
    by overcast 9y ago

    A lot of research has come here, especially with University of Rochester, and RIT getting a research program. UofR is a HUGE employer, Paychex, Rochester General Health, Wegmans, and like I said previously the food, and drink scene has just
22. 1612.▲
    by overcast 9y ago

    Regarding the nightlife, that has done a total 180 in the last five years. Seriously, if you're into killer craft cocktails, seasonal farm to market type food. It's here, in droves. Yes, the weather sucks sometimes, but welcome to
23. 1613.▲
    by overcast 9y ago

    I was considering flying down to the Smokey Mountains to do some hiking, and eclipse seeing. But from the sound of things, it's going to be a complete madhouse. Coupled with the prices for everything, and the risk of poor weather(thund
24. 1614.▲
    by overcast 9y ago

    I've seen quite a few New Yorkers moving Upstate to Western, NY. Rochester has been having quite a renaissance in the last 5-6 years. Especially in the food/cocktail scene. Outside of NYC, it's probably the best in the Northe
25. 1615.▲
    by overcast 9y ago

    Which amazes me how RethinkDB never eclipsed all of the other "nosql" offerings. A relational, realtime, document store. You get the benefits from both sides.
26. 1616.▲
    by overcast 9y ago

    Well, this is used now by about 4000 clients. So you be the judge. There is so many indexes, and spaghetti, just to make sure every possible "relationship" is accounted for. Amazing it works at all. Just using an XML file is prett
27. 1617.▲
    by overcast 9y ago

    You should see the one here. An old flat file database monstrosity from the 80s, imported into oracle, complete with all of the duplicated data. It's the most non relational, relational database ever.
28. 1618.▲
    by overcast 9y ago

    Honestly I thought it was the vehicle just before it, until that one came out of nowhere on the right. That was WAAAAAY after. I nearly closed the browser tab before it came through.
29. 1619.▲
    by overcast 9y ago

    I'm not saying we should have a more dynamic one. But JS fundamentally changed how we interact with websites, and it's here to stay. The majority of big players in the last decaded wouldn't have existed without the dynamic in
30. 1620.▲
    by overcast 9y ago

    No one is talking about design. Javascript provides functionality CSS does not. Source: https://www.w3.org/TR/CSS2/ http://www.ecma-international.org/