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by partisan 10y ago
> Chris decided to report his discovery to the State Department and let them contact their Mexican counterparts in the spirit of cooperation. When he got no meaningful response, he reached out to the State Department’s Office of Mexican
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by partisan 10y ago
Do you think that in a situation like that, people would live together in communal buildings to minimize the amount of wood needed during the winter?
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by partisan 10y ago
Sorry for the mis-wording. I understand it is a warplane; I read the articles in the past few weeks about the impending death of the A-10 Warthog and the use of the Super Tucano in private military fleets. My point was that the segment of s
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by partisan 10y ago
Well, yes. And that is due to the fact that jet engines don't scale down to personal aircraft of the size of the Super Tucano. Nor would it make sense to do that. I am sure there are plenty of people who enjoy flying their turbo props
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by partisan 10y ago
I like the article a lot, but the main point is tautology. It's like the saying, "It's always in the last place you look". The reason they stop developing antiquated technology is because it has become outdated. And beca
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by partisan 11y ago
I am a native New Yorker and have taken the subway since the late eighties for middle school, high school, college, work, fun, etc. It has tremendous value, for sure, but it's no source of happiness or joy to go down into that hole.
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by partisan 11y ago
I use C# every day and it pays handsomely when coupled with expert level knowledge within an industry. The language is pretty darn good and the tools are great as well. Plus, most problems are solved online so it becomes a question of conce
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by partisan 11y ago
I was on the train in NYC yesterday and there was only sadness and despair in the eyes of the passengers. Some looked hostile and others completely apathetic. I am sure I could have died there and no one would have even looked in my directi
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by partisan 11y ago
I just had a similar experience on blahtherapy just now. My chat ended in them asking, "r u female". I don't think this sort of thing can work, at least not with the free aspect. It appeals to the lowest common denominator.
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by partisan 11y ago
I've tried this route and while the IDE experience is decent, I was not able to get a working Web API in F# using fsharp-generator (yo fsharp). So I used yo aspnet to declare a C# Web Api and tried to reference an F# library generated
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by partisan 11y ago
No and does it really matter? I find that interviewers are open to seeing candidates who don't have experience exactly in the range they are looking for as long as you can impress them with your knowledge. The ones who do are the place
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by partisan 11y ago
He could have just... left Medium and left it at that. Instead, he brought more traffic.
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by partisan 11y ago
I guess I was assuming that there is a link between reaching people through social media and success in the arts. If I want to sell a book or album and I am not backed by a large publisher, I would likely have to market the book myself. The
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by partisan 11y ago
Also, btw, the problem need to be solved for the software industry as well, which at this point is starting to resemble the arts: few big earners stoking the dreams of the many, and many, many others fighting over the scraps. The world toda
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by partisan 11y ago
I see what you did there. The question is a good one. How does one differentiate themselves from the pack. The same goes for just about any art form today. There are so many artists and so many works, many of them good enough to tickle your
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by partisan 11y ago
> So after Dell, you'd perhaps give off more of an "enterprise" vibe (and likely have very dull work!). I agree. I am weary when I see big company names on a resume. I've had interviews where someone's whole job
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by partisan 11y ago
Uber for pilots! The next big unicorn! I do think that pilots are commoditized, but not to the extent that they are interchangeable in this manner. The industry is way too heavily regulated for this to ever work, and for good reason. Honest
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by partisan 11y ago
They will look back and be jealous.
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by partisan 11y ago
Those are typically called "Asian Fusion" where I live. It's every popular dish in every Asian cuisine all in one place, though they usually exclude Indian food.
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by partisan 11y ago
That is really horrible and I am sorry you are going through something like that. You shouldn't have to. The fact that they feel comfortable speaking about your sexuality in ANY way means that the culture has allowed this to happen. I
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by partisan 11y ago
This made me laugh out loud. I think that one of the great things that comes out of this is that we start using our imaginations and trying to understand the whys and hows of space travel. It's really exciting to see.
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by partisan 11y ago
It was tongue in cheek. And I am completely on board with the open pricing model. It's incredible and probably makes their competitors very nervous.
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by partisan 11y ago
I've watched several times now and seeing things like this make me optimistic about the future of humanity. The commercial space industry is literally being born before our eyes (not the utility space industry of lift/transport, b
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by partisan 11y ago
Where's the call to action? Who designed the page? > SpaceX offers open and fixed pricing for its Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy launch services. Modest discounts are available, for contractually committed, multi-launch purchases. SpaceX
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by partisan 11y ago
That was a memorable night. I remember feeling like I was going to pay for it in the morning, but it was worth every bit.
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by partisan 11y ago
So don't be so hard on yourself when you don't finish. Finish something every so often so that you don't feel like you can't, but allow yourself to explore without always having delivering something complete. It's n
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by partisan 11y ago
What's important to you? Do you want to learn or do you want to make money? Or some mixture of the two? Is it about the journey or the destination? I've found that the journey tends to be most important for me so I temper my aspir
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by partisan 11y ago
I'm not sure that using C# inherently turns you into an architect. You can write the most direct and legible code in C#, just as you would in other languages. I think it is a mistake to conflate the two. In fact, I've seen it. I a
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by partisan 11y ago
I understand it and my view on it can be considered cynical. I love coding and love what I do, but I also know that I want my employees to have diverse interests that are not governed by what happens in the office. You chill and play video
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by partisan 11y ago
Just curious, how would you describe your friend?

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