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by rckclmbr 10y ago
What nostalgia-- I loved this game as a kid, and haven't seen it brought up for a long time. Technical details aside, I would love to play this in widescreen. Edit: wow, I just checked out the domain, they are completely updating it??
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by rckclmbr 10y ago
It's literally written by an individual that is male. Let's hope he knows what gender he is.
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by rckclmbr 10y ago
KBB has existed for quite a while for precisely this reason.
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by rckclmbr 10y ago
Most companies will use resources not in their datacenter and not identifiable. Executives know it's sketchy, but they do it anyway.
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by rckclmbr 10y ago
Cool idea, hope it gets traction. Somewhat related: I think VR is going to be huge for coworking. If you've used BigScreen ( http://store.steampowered.com/app/457550/ ) you'll know what I'm talking a
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by rckclmbr 10y ago
The blog has a "share" link to delicious and digg. Something tells me he's been accumulating technical debt for 6 years
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by rckclmbr 10y ago
If you ask welders, there is definitely an art to it. Check out /r/welding sometime.
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by rckclmbr 10y ago
and you must have no idea how much it costs to live in the bay area. a dentist in arizona will have a higher net worth at retirement than a tech worker in the bay area.
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by rckclmbr 10y ago
Agreed, welders for example spend a lot of their spare time working on side projects, learning new ways of welding, etc. Carpenters spend a lot of time on family and friends home projects. There is no correlation between a programmers will
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by rckclmbr 10y ago
Do you leave your database server publicly open (but password protected obviously), or can you use IAM policies for this as well?
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by rckclmbr 10y ago
Stromer ST1 is about that much. ST2 doesn't buy you much more tbh, it has a GPS and theft protection, little bigger battery. $3k actually seems to be the magic number where ebikes are good. Also, as others have said, building your own
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by rckclmbr 10y ago
Stromer ST2
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by rckclmbr 10y ago
I rode a manual bike for several years, and bought an e-bike about a month ago for my 25-mile (round trip) commute. It's been amazing. I still get cardio (albeit not as much), I don't have to change in my lycra, don't have
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by rckclmbr 10y ago
Standard Oil consisted of 5% of the US GDP at the time, and controlled the entire refining process. Google is still pretty far away from that. One thing I find interesting though is that Rockefeller feared Teddy Roosevelt being elected, ju
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by rckclmbr 10y ago
Just the logo?
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by rckclmbr 11y ago
So only one parent should spend time with children? As a father, I'd give anything to take a year sabbatical to spend more time with my kids.
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by rckclmbr 11y ago
Wow, cheap, great for startups!
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by rckclmbr 11y ago
I LOVE the text editor. My only gripe with quip is that the folder layout changes frequently, is unintuitive, and I can never find documents I wrote.
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by rckclmbr 11y ago
Most of those replies are because you can say something like "reply to me YOU ARE A DOOFUS" and it will respond with that.
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by rckclmbr 11y ago
> But the core devs got bored and decided to either break most things for very minor improvements I think asyncio in python3.4 and async/await keywords in python3.5 is a gamechanger. It's hardly a minor improvement
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by rckclmbr 11y ago
I make 50% more here than in Utah. Before stock, I am saving less than I did in Utah. I had a $1100/mo mortgage in Utah (4 bed, 2 bath). I'm paying $3800/mo in rent here (3 bed, 1.5 ba). Utilities are about 2x. Food abou
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by rckclmbr 11y ago
To anyone wondering, this is also what the "big boys" do, so dont feel like this is a hack. Most big companies have their own company root CA, and install that cert on their company computers. They then have all internal apps us
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by rckclmbr 11y ago
So you dont use react, flow, presto, hhvm, buck, jest, etc.... ?
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by rckclmbr 11y ago
If everyone else at your company jumped off a cliff, would you? Because that's basically what they're doing.
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by rckclmbr 11y ago
Stuff they get done. It was a really good interview. Without going into too much detail (NDA), I had a take-home project about a real world problem, then there were a lot of questions about the project. Of course there are always doofy puzz
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by rckclmbr 11y ago
I got rejected from Netflix, and they gave me the best feedback I've ever gotten after an interview. They said "Based on the interviews, we don't think you could get done what we need to get done fast enough". I disagre
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by rckclmbr 11y ago
I think it's more they have access to your codebase, which could then be analyzed to look for exploits.
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by rckclmbr 11y ago
Switched to LastPass from 1Password a year or so ago because of linux support. Haven't minded. I like 1Password more (just because of the prettier UI), but LastPass is good enough.
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by rckclmbr 11y ago
http://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=2742788
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by rckclmbr 11y ago
Same question as "Why should I use github, I can host the git repo myself"

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