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by partisan 10y ago
I enjoy washing dishes and cooking while listening to podcasts. That seems to be my default for a good contrast to the stress and cognitive load of work. I used to walk daily, but an injury has curtailed that.
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by partisan 10y ago
That's a great offer. I've always found my mentoring relationships to have developed organically, but I am sure that starting from a set of common interests is just as good. I wonder if there is or should be a couchsurfing for men
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by partisan 10y ago
Aggregates represent consistency boundaries. To enforce consistency you would theoretically need to have your entire state loaded when you go to process a command for a single bank aggregate. Since each command produces a new version of the
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by partisan 10y ago
I would have one aggregate instance per bank account. Each has a separate state and business rules would need to be applied at the individual account instance (e.g. overdraft fees, interest, etc). If you have to enforce rules at the bank le
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by partisan 10y ago
My teams' event sourcing implementation stores and publishes events in a well defined order within a specific aggregate. There are scenarios where a two-phase commit is used to ensure that invariants across aggregates are maintained. W
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by partisan 10y ago
They should just pin this at the top of the site.
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Paralyzed man regains use of arms and hands after experimental stem cell therapy(kurzweilai.net)
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by partisan 10y ago
I have noticed that as well. It is possible that: - Less people are actually reading, upvoting, etc - Less people are checking the "new" page and so posts are not being promoted to the front page - Some change in the site settings
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by partisan 10y ago
It's sad that this has to be spelled out.
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by partisan 10y ago
I usually go for anything that is free of lyrics, but lately, I've been stuck on a playlist: MCMXC a.D. by Enigma Music for the Masses by Depeche Mode Music for Programming Episode 24: RITES (64 plays so far according to iTunes) Music
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by partisan 10y ago
Thanks for this. I will be trying it for a few hours tomorrow morning.
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by partisan 10y ago
http://www.meetup.com/BigDataApps/events/232763407/ Wednesday, September 14, 2016 6:00 PM Cask HQ 150 Grant Ave, Suite C, Palo Alto, CA
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by partisan 10y ago
I have a MBP that I bought in 2014, 6 years after I bought my first MBP. I only got the new one because I messed up the main board while installing a new batter on the old one. I am hoping that I am satisfied with my current one for the nex
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by partisan 10y ago
What is your skillset besides HTML? Edit: Based on your website, it appears you are based in Uzbekistan. Is that correct? If so, what is the typical rate for Uzbeks at the same skillset and experience?
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by partisan 10y ago
I'll give you the same advice I gave the OP. Raise the issue. Any reasonable company would provide you with a suitable resolution.
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by partisan 10y ago
I'm all for freedoms until they infringe on the freedoms of others. You shouldn't have to go to work in a place where you don't feel comfortable. Raise the issue. Any responsible and reasonable employer would either nix the p
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by partisan 10y ago
I recently just stopped driving into New York City from Westchester. I used to have no qualms about driving for an hour and then taking some 10 minutes to find parking, but there is a better way. The Metro North is 35 minutes to Grand Centr
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by partisan 10y ago
I left a job after 6 weeks because I felt like they hadn't completely represented the state of affairs and their future vision for development efforts (they were heading down a path that was only clear once I had joined). It wasn'
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by partisan 10y ago
Read the code of the other developers whom you respect and admire at your company. Look at how they have solved problems, but better still, understand what the problems were that they were facing. One thing I notice in newer and less experi
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by partisan 10y ago
- Almost nothing matters. - Be mindful. - Maintain your health, ruthlessly.
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by partisan 10y ago
Great advice. The stress from this can be debilitating. Instead just allow yourself to grow and learn from each experience. If you can take something away from these incomplete projects, then you have gained something.
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by partisan 10y ago
I took my notebook out the other day at a coffee shop after my laptop battery died. I sat at an outside table and thought about a performance issue we were facing and came up with a solution in about 15 minutes. That was way more productive
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by partisan 10y ago
No, quite the opposite. I grew up in the Bronx in the 80's and 90's and went to school and worked in Manhattan and Brooklyn. I've seen some stuff, but never been personally yelled at by a homeless person. It probably will hap
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by partisan 10y ago
Randall?
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by partisan 10y ago
I've lived in NYC all my life. I've never been yelled at by a homeless person. It could happen to me today, who knows, but I'm not sure I would let that define my understanding of NYC. New York is not what is shown in the mov
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by partisan 10y ago
I had a co-worker who made threats against anyone whose hands came close to his screen. Even pointing at the screen was enough to get a look of death.
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by partisan 10y ago
Depends on how outgoing one is. The shallow end of the pool would be going to meetups. The deep end would be going to bars or other places where people meet. Either way, you have to talk to strangers for it to work, but it is significantly
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by partisan 10y ago
This has played out for me. A couple of friends moved away. We had kids and the ones that stayed didn't. I talk to one out of my four "close" friends on anything resembling a regular basis. I realized I hadn't spoke to o
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by partisan 10y ago
Cleverly shift it to Saturday to avoid any unwanted scrutiny.
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by partisan 10y ago
Yes.

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