rjbwork

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by rjbwork 7y ago
I disagree, actually. There are no expectations of anyone that releases their code under most licenses. You get to use it as is, and if you want to change it, you submit a patch. Totally up to them if they want to take it or not. If the
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by rjbwork 7y ago
Yeah. I could have used a better conjunction, haha. Thanks.
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by rjbwork 7y ago
I mean, ALWAYS 9-5, in addition to whatever it takes to get the work done. One or the other can be totally fine but it leaves little room for wiggling with comp time.
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by rjbwork 7y ago
You sound like a great manager/team lead. I think the obsession with 9-5 and whatever else it takes to get the job done is absurd in today's world.
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by rjbwork 7y ago
People want the cloud so that they can be responsible for things at the right level of abstraction. Nobody wants to maintain a server with a message bus and a bunch of individual applications that communicate on it. Just set up AWS EventBr
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by rjbwork 7y ago
I'm 100% fine being obscured and mysterious if it means corporations and the government aren't recording every thing I do.
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by rjbwork 7y ago
It's the purpose of the specific system of western capitalism's system of sole-ownership in perpetuity of private property.
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by rjbwork 7y ago
Maybe, but Atlanta is just a much bigger population center.
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by rjbwork 7y ago
Yup. 10th and Piedmont is the gayest place within 600 miles.
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by rjbwork 7y ago
Most of us just don't think we CAN do anything. It seems the world is run by the rich for the rich. We vote but we don't feel that anything we can do actually will effect any change.
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by rjbwork 7y ago
Liberté, égalité, fraternité, indeed.
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by rjbwork 7y ago
Because stress keeps you up, and chronic unhappiness and stress is a recipe for not sleeping. I've been there dude.
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by rjbwork 7y ago
I use FF, DDG, and Sublime. I do still use gmail and i have an android phone I've had for a couple of years (some moto something or another). I'm definitely considering how to extricate myself from google's grasp, but gmail
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by rjbwork 7y ago
I bet AMZN
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by rjbwork 7y ago
I've been working far less than that, but I always take some time between jobs. Currently at the beginning of month 3, and am doing interviews since last week. Take some time and get some sleep dude.
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by rjbwork 7y ago
Yeah I hear you. I've been here for over 25 years. But we're getting less and less snow generally, but yeah pretty much any of it and things have to shut down because we don't have the infrastructure to deal with it. Bette
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by rjbwork 7y ago
Yes, but some places are far worse than others. Down here in Atlanta we get some pretty bad thunder storms (and accompanying low lying land floods), and rare but not unheard of hail. We're pretty far from any real faults, though we h
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by rjbwork 7y ago
I bought my own e-bike for use in Atlanta, and commuted exclusively by bike for nearly a year, including the previous winter. I had about a 4 mile commute and it turned it into a leisurely 15-20 minute ride, partially on the beltline. Par
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by rjbwork 7y ago
With the MS stack it's really easy. You can design the schema and procs, views, etc. in Visual Studio, then have it compare against each environment to create the deployment script.
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by rjbwork 7y ago
At my last position we simply did sprocs and dapper. When you take as true that the database is the source of truth, it only makes sense to put the queries in the database. The only exception is dynamic queries or modifications.
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by rjbwork 7y ago
Haha. Yes, I briefly rented a separated basement apartment in one of the most well-to-do neighborhoods in the city I live in. The NextDoor forums are absolutely absurd. I like checking in every now and then for a laugh and a sigh.
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by rjbwork 7y ago
100% agree. I interviewed at Microsoft nearly a decade ago now. I was told I'd be interviewing for the company, and then if I was hired, based on preference and ability and need I'd be placed with a team When I got there I was t
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by rjbwork 7y ago
A fluent interface plus reflection allows one to nearly auto-generate swagger documents. For an example, check out Swashbuckler for ASP.Net/ASP.Net Core. It's very easy to configure and extend, and you can easily write in-line d
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by rjbwork 7y ago
Ah okay fair enough. I'm from the US, but lately I've been playing a game with temperature set in C, and am used to working in C from talking with a bunch of international people in programming chats. Yeah sub -18C is extremely c
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by rjbwork 7y ago
Sub-zero weather isn't too bad down to maybe -10C. After that, it's pretty brutal. I do try not to take superfluous trips on my e-bike above maybe 95 though.
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by rjbwork 7y ago
Indeed. I haven't been into the warez scene in a long time. But if you look at any pre-db, Razor 1911 is still prolific. The thing that astounds me is that there are still so many groups, topsites, categories, etc. in this age of ne
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by rjbwork 7y ago
Hi I saw your comment from 7 months ago about cheap CBD. Sorry for the VERY slow reply. https://www.thehempbarn.com/99-Pure-Hemp-Derived-Isolate-p10... Here is the link. I have not bought it but it looks legit to me.
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by rjbwork 7y ago
There are plenty of videos without that format. Those titles are just sequential file names of many cameras.
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by rjbwork 7y ago
It reminds me of the Adult Swim show "Robot Chicken". Not exactly in content but in format and style. Just random things, slices of life, from people across the world.
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by rjbwork 7y ago
I've seen a blind programmer code before. His screen reader tool was set to go REALLY fast, and so to me it sounded like tiny short rapid fire bursts of audio but to him, he was getting like hundreds of characters per minute or more o

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