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by prh8 9y ago
I wouldn't quite go that far. In 1936, Jesse Owens won the Olympics with a 10.3. Athletic.net[1] (which is not perfectly complete but close enough for reference) shows 33 high schoolers who ran 10.39 or better in 2017. So yes some are
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by prh8 9y ago
> Even the combination of an elite runner and anabolic steroids, though, was not enough to outcompete a genetic outlier. This ignores the (very likely) possibility that Bolt is also doping, albeit with today's designer drugs and not
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by prh8 9y ago
Yeah, anybody who has those "must have" requirements is not going to be looking for an internship, being low paid, or part time. It's an interesting posting to be sure
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I didn't even make it that far in the posting. Here's another gem that is very close to the top > You would be part of our underpaid production team
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> If they talk about how great it was to do their laundry during work hours, thumbs down. That really just means they're a butts-in-seats company that doesn't have an office. Take this from a job listing of theirs[1] > we do
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> we set out to recognize, organize and analyze branded intellectual property in user-generated content Looks like technology to fight copyright infringement
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This is correct, in any given year there are less than 10 schools whose athletic departments are profitable. However, this simple fact ignores the positive economic impact that athletic programs can have on a university that aren't pur
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by prh8 9y ago
There are pretty large economic impacts generated by sports teams and/or sporting events. While the rest could be debated (i.e. events meaning something in 20 years), there's not really any way to say sports don't produce any
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by prh8 9y ago
Heads up for the Gitlab people here-- The user preferences link under try it yourself 404s for me, both when logged in and out. Excited to try out these changes though! Edit: Appears to be the same path but with `about` subdomain
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by prh8 9y ago
Just another vote for Fastmail. I have it set up with my personal domain, it's been great to have various email aliases. I use git@domain.com for Github/Gitlab/connected services, resume@domain for resume, and linkedin@domain
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by prh8 9y ago
It is just like any other Rack based app, can be deployed anywhere.
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If you want something comparable (feature wise) to Rails, then check out Hanami. It's much better designed for large apps. If you are looking for a micro framework, I'd suggest Roda. I'd characterize those two as the modern r
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Real world example of why Apple is killing 32 bit apps on iOS.
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This is the 3rd major outage in a week, wow.
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Gitlab has both push/pull mirroring, I wonder if it would be possible to use them together to accomplish this.
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You can download SVG versions of the icons.
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Google Music allows you to upload your own music, and has a near seamless integration of personal library and streaming. GM at least covers the use case of personal music across all devices, mixed with streaming. Not sure about iTunes Match
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> the military didn’t recognize code schools as legitimate enterprises So they feel the same as a lot of us
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What are they doing that universities aren't? Raking in money
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I guess I'm the only one...
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by prh8 10y ago
CAN-SPAM only requires a link in the email, but nothing about a working link. Often times, those links do indeed trigger a "someone reads this mailbox" and add you to other mailing lists (yes, plural). I worked with a dev who had
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by prh8 10y ago
You can already purchase a v3 license https://www.sublimetext.com/buy . Unless you are referring to v2 licenses still valid during the beta
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What do you mean it breaks fonts in old themes? I use Spacegray as well and haven't updated yet. Should I hold off?
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Well they eventually had two rounds of layoffs, 40% and 30% of entire company (respectively)
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BTW, Gitlab is working on big improvements to organization wide features. This was discussed on here after their big release last month.
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I've been in a company that repeatedly snapped up employees from a competitor, including the CMO at one point. Often times, it's about the hiring company wanting to steal employees because they think it will bring success (despite
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by prh8 10y ago
A lot of the differences are based around choosing what is optimal, instead of what is similar to Ruby. Without context, I'd prefer `property` over `attr_accessor`. As for the effect on porting code, it's still very easy to port c
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by prh8 10y ago
This is definitely possible-- I've done even more than basic PoC (Anna's slide deck was one of my starting points in fact). https://github.com/phoffer/crystalized_ruby
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When you say team-based, do you mean as in organizations? That would be a huge killer feature. I've only been part of an org on GH, but org wide issues/boards/communication is a huge missing piece.
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Web apps are fine, I believe the issue is Apple wants to prevent apps from updating their Objective-C code. Anything run by WebKit is fine. From the Rollout page linked above: > With Rollout’s SDK you can update and modify your Objective

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