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by pdxandi 8y ago
I like this idea. Personally, I struggle with knowing that the interviewer knows the answer. My wife's in medicine and she and her colleagues call this process "Guess what I'm thinking?" I prefer to have dialog and come
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by pdxandi 8y ago
This seems really nice and clean. I appreciate the solid documentation as well.
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by pdxandi 8y ago
I'm curious how the documentation for this site was created. It resembles Vue.js and I really like it; would love to use a similar template for my projects.
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by pdxandi 9y ago
Awesome read, thank you for sharing! He estimates that he met twenty-four people during every show, and that he stole something from three of them. At six shows an hour, five hours a day, five days a week, forty weeks a year, that wo
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by pdxandi 9y ago
I had the same experience. I knew I was covering my college tuition and even in 2000, I couldn't understand how I could ever afford out of state tuition and room and board. I had near perfect grades and solid test scores, but the finan
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by pdxandi 9y ago
My grandfather fought in WW2 and was such a gentle, honest, and hard-working man. It pains me to think that, if he were alive today, he would be heart-broken to see the country under the spell of the same fascist ideologies fueled by bigotr
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by pdxandi 9y ago
I've read about this before and it just saddens me to no end. These folks completely dedicated themselves to their work and the success of the project, and uprooted their lives and lived in secrecy for years. In my opinion, they were a
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by pdxandi 9y ago
Well said. My wife is a pediatrician and she has echoed as much to me many times. She often holds it together just long enough to give the news and comfort the family, then finds an empty room to grieve in her own way. She has said that it
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by pdxandi 10y ago
I just booked my next work trip and even though United is the primary airline, I went out of my way to fly on a different airline. I've personally had really bad experiences with their flight staff and gate agents and this last weekend
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by pdxandi 10y ago
Anyone who believes they can bathe instead of exercise is probably not exercising to begin with. I doubt this study would result in reduced exercise. But I could be wrong.
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by pdxandi 10y ago
Just wondering if you've read Confessions of an Economic Hitman. You may feel better knowing that not all of these conspiracies are crazy. Though reading about economic hit men may make you more paranoid; it's a dark, ugly world.
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by pdxandi 10y ago
Sounds like me as a teenager.
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by pdxandi 10y ago
Toronto's thestar.com did a piece on this (80 lies in 28 days): https://www.thestar.com/news/world/2017/02/03/daniel-dales-d...
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by pdxandi 10y ago
I've used nuxt.js for VueJS and I'm fairly happy with it. They're still pre-v1 release so things are in flux, but it does a lot of heavy lifting and maintains a nice file and folder structure.
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by pdxandi 10y ago
Wow, that's an amazing resource. Thank you for sharing!
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by pdxandi 10y ago
That was more feedback that the site's not working correctly. Since we're talking page source, I guess we might as well tell them the offending line is anchor tag referencing the wrong div `#question6-a` instead of `#question7-a`.
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by pdxandi 10y ago
This looks really nice and something I'd be interested in, but I'm wondering how you arrived at the pricing model. $49 for 100 conversations seems steep to me and not something I could afford for smaller projects. So if I have 100
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by pdxandi 10y ago
Webpack is complex in the same way that all build systems are complex – they take time to understand and configure. In the context of this thread, where a systems developer is feeling overwhelmed by front-end development options, Webpack is
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by pdxandi 10y ago
I agree that it depends on your project, but I've used all the frameworks you listed and Vue.js stands out to me. The documentation is top notch, the ecosystem is flourishing, and using the framework feels intuitive. Drop one script in
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by pdxandi 10y ago
I've been using this library for the last few weeks in two different Vue.js projects and it's awesome. The English documentation is still being written, but the components are really well thought out and complete. These folks made
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by pdxandi 10y ago
The author seems to be referring to working from home, not remote working. I live in Vermont, but work for a company in SF, which is a lot different than working from home on Fridays.
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by pdxandi 10y ago
In my experience, the tucked TT position is just as much about generating power as it is being aero. Granted time trials aren't my strongest event when bike racing, being in an aggressive position seated far more forward on the saddle
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by pdxandi 10y ago
That's a pretty great problem to have. Not the limit, but getting 25k daily views.
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by pdxandi 10y ago
I'd like to point out that he is riding upright on a standard road bike with virtually no aero equipment (except his loose skin suit). I imagine at his age a time trial position would destroy his back and neck after an hour (if he coul
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by pdxandi 10y ago
This happened to me a few months ago at a different company and I was shocked by how unprofessional I thought that approach was. I ended up declining the offer because I thought that kind of pressure to commit was an indicator of how poorly
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by pdxandi 10y ago
My wife and I have two cats and I work out of the house and getting automatic feeders was a godsend. They used to routinely wake us in the middle of the night by meowing and jumping on us, and meow incessantly in the evenings. Our feeders g
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by pdxandi 10y ago
Exactly, most. Mine, however, do, and then they get sick and nauseous and barf.
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by pdxandi 10y ago
I'm in the exact same boat. I work remotely and even though I've had a few job offers, one last night actually, I feel it's more important to have my flexibility here so I can see my wife when she's home. I find it espec
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by pdxandi 10y ago
Can relate to all those points. The Match was especially brutal on us because there were only a handful of programs within 2000 miles of our home (West Coast) so we said goodbye to our lifelong friends and family and moved out East. It&#x27
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by pdxandi 10y ago
She's sub-specializing in intensive care, unfortunately. We've discussed having children toward the end of fellowship for the reasons you state. It's a tough decision for us because I'll likely carry the brunt of the par

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