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   by partisan 10y ago

   I've considered such a role in the past and for all of these reasons. Good recap.
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   by partisan 10y ago

   Thank you. I will now plead the case to my wife.
3. 363.▲
   by partisan 10y ago

   So no children? It only mentions the spouse.
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   by partisan 10y ago

   How did that turn out for you?
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   by partisan 10y ago

   I had a similar model and the zipper broke as well due to putting shoes in the main compartment. It was just barely too small. I did like the bag, but definitely only good if you intend to carry a few things around.
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   by partisan 10y ago

   Nice looking bag. Which size do you have?
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   by partisan 10y ago

   I use a backpack on an almost daily basis. I currently use the Aer duffel pack. I won't try to sell you on it except to say that I am happy with the bag. Here is the product page. https://www.aersf.com/duffel-pack-00001
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   by partisan 10y ago

   This is the feature I had in mind.
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   by partisan 10y ago

   Here's an example: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13364667
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    Ask HN: See replies when responding to a post

    36 points by partisan 10y ago|18 comments
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    by partisan 10y ago

    Is there some general Business Networking group local to you? Perhaps BNI: https://www.bnifrance.fr/ I spoke to someone who says this is a great way to find small companies who need IT services though I would take care to a
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    by partisan 10y ago

    Having lived in NYC all of my life, it was hard to imagine places where I could consider living. After visiting, Paris, London, Seattle all seem viable though they would seem like lateral moves at best in terms of culture and quality of lif
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    by partisan 10y ago

    F# on .net core and linux. Nim as mentioned by @beagle3.
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    by partisan 10y ago

    Montreal in the summer is really incredible. It feels like a big city with all of the amenities. I've never been there during the winter, but thought of several feet of snow makes me not want to live there.
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    by partisan 10y ago

    I'm a NYC native who spent some time in San Diego for work. I was just reminiscing about the weather there. I spent many weeks there over the course of a year and had nothing but perfect weather to contend with. And the food was great.
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    by partisan 10y ago

    I don't have a dog in this fight, but why wouldn't this apply to the US, for example? Sunny with a chance of drone strike and subsequent white wash, for example. Have you followed the elections lately? Or the riots in various citi
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    by partisan 10y ago

    If you want a little taste of a DIY experience with your Linux, you could consider the Dell Chromebook 13 (i5, 8GB). Upgrade the SSD to whatever size you would like and install GalliumOS or one of the other options. I am pretty happy with t
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    by partisan 10y ago

    Ask them for a solution to a problem. Tell them you want the solution using best practices and with all of the bells and whistles. They should be able to do this. Then tell them the optimize the solution for: - development time - execution
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    by partisan 10y ago

    It would be a fine idea but I wouldn't exclusively use your service because then I am only seeing the world through your lens. I would synthesize it with the other news sources I use. If your service has an obvious political or social
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    by partisan 10y ago

    Did you ask him why he took the approach he took?
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    by partisan 10y ago

    I don't think you should be so quick to classify your team members in any way. It's hard to see the answer when you are heads down in something. You lose orientation and a fresh pair of eyes is helpful in those cases.
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    by partisan 10y ago

    I've only worked for small organizations remotely, but I did have the experience of working for a satellite office (~25 people) of a large company (~6000) and we felt very alienated. They did value our work, however. I think if you are
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    by partisan 10y ago

    My friends and I enjoyed a lot of rounds of Pit ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pit_(game) ). It is a good game for when you have a group of 4 - 6 people and don't want the commitment of an overlong game.
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    by partisan 10y ago

    Mine: Sorry for the mundane question, but what is your system architecture like and why? Some people work on 1-tier, some on 3-tier, some on CQRS, some use a combination of things. It helps others to know what approaches people are using to
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    by partisan 10y ago

    The light thing seems passive-aggressive. If communication is so dysfunctional that you have to resort to this, I think it is a sign of a problem.
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    by partisan 10y ago

    When you create a solution in Visual Studio, you end with a directory structure that looks like: /SolutionName SolutionName.sln <-- "Solution file" contains links to projects /Project1Name Project1Na
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    by partisan 10y ago

    Any disclosures required or are you just a happy user?
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    by partisan 10y ago

    > i wouldnt touch ubuntu with a barge pole Just curious what makes you say that?
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    by partisan 10y ago

    Depends on your requirements. If you are chasing fads or just looking to learn, then you pick the "hottest" of the JS frameworks and go with that with the understanding that a new itch will be upon you in about 9 months and you wi
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    by partisan 10y ago

    Some people can't shave their heads for various reasons. People buy into the whole "balding isn't a choice, shaving is", etc, but it only applies until it doesn't. I agree that going to the gym and getting in shape