sethammons

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   by sethammons 9y ago

   I acknowledge that everyone has a different way they like to setup their environment. If they choose to do it the way that the designers intended, then they suddenly don't have many of the issues that many folks complain about around G
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   by sethammons 9y ago

   I've been using Go as my primary language now for a few years. I never change nor have issues with GOPATH. Now, older applications that are using godep for vendoring still, that is something I have lost far too much time against.
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   by sethammons 9y ago

   Is that what you are checking into source control? For every project I work on, the projectname directory is where .git lives. It so happens that when I 'go get', it goes into the whole structure you reference above based on my on
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   by sethammons 9y ago

   Nested ternary
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   by sethammons 9y ago

   I do well with a version of the Rule of 3. I set 3 larger goals for a day, and I tend to break each up into 3 smaller goals that help me get to each. This can scale up to goals that are larger or take longer. My main point is to use milesto
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   by sethammons 9y ago

   Reminds me of the Go Proverb, "A little copying is better than a little dependency." When I created a hello world app in React, it took what felt like several minutes to pull down what seemed like hundreds of dependencies. My unin
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   by sethammons 9y ago

   I've always thought that the multiplier was to production and time savings.
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   by sethammons 9y ago

   I first learned about Go here. It inspired me to learn more about the language. Myself and two others worked to get it adopted at work, where it has become the main language there, which makes my daily life much more pleasant. The other thi
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   by sethammons 9y ago

   The idea is to give them "number sense." Kids trained on calculators don't bat an eye at 12+6=72. "The calculator said so." "What do you mean I pressed the wrong button?"
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    by sethammons 9y ago

    When I got my teaching credential for high school math, it became apparent and was openly recognized that many grade school level teachers choose that level of certification because they are, themselves, afraid of "math expected at the
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    by sethammons 9y ago

    I actually referred to a different pattern to help knowing what x^0 is above. Not from calc, but just a different way than yours. If you start with x^3, x^2, x^1, x^0, x^-1, x^-2, and expand the forms, you get xxx, xx, x, ... where the patt
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    by sethammons 9y ago

    As a former inner city math teacher, I feel you. Getting students to do _anything_ outside the classroom was practically impossible. What worked for me for homework for a little while was having the students do 5 push ups for each day they
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    by sethammons 9y ago

    As a former math teacher, I would absolutely love this. I've been a fan of flipping the model ever since I first heard about it years ago from something on Khan Academy.
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    by sethammons 9y ago

    Here is one potential example from a number of years back. Maybe it counts as "back then." My daughter's algebra teacher was teaching the laws of exponents. When faced with "what is x^0," the teacher gave axiomatic
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    by sethammons 9y ago

    Go would totally be a viable option. Cross compilation for the win.
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    by sethammons 9y ago

    We account for that during spring planning. We plan on pairing on tasks/stories for general knowledge transfer and mentoring. If this affects velocity, that is actually a good thing (tm). Velocity should decrease when onboarding and me
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    by sethammons 9y ago

    I generally agree. But we've had customers who share an email address, whether businesses or personal, who want distinct accounts on our site.
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    by sethammons 9y ago

    Not half of woman. More like 2%. https://www.snopes.com/politics/medical/tetrachromacy.asp
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    by sethammons 9y ago

    > so investors should be careful. How? For companies that have gone through an IPO, there is GAAP, SOX, SOC2 controls, etc. These were all designed to help investors be informed so they can manage risk. With ICOs, what have you got? &quo
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    by sethammons 9y ago

    I'm more interested in the augmented reality glasses in the Daemon and Freedom books by Daniel Suarez. Those could be game changers.
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    by sethammons 9y ago

    ah, thanks!
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    by sethammons 9y ago

    TL;DR is the author spent years and years of dedicated effort as a gymnast and quit and did not make it to the Olympics. Describes herself as a failure as a gymnast instead of having failed (noun vs verb). And ends the piece with the sugges
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    by sethammons 9y ago

    > SMS 2FA auth has been deprecated by NIST ( https://pages.nist.gov/800-63-3/sp800-63b.html ) due to multiple weaknesses, however, it may be the most secure option your users will accept for what they consider a trivi
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    by sethammons 9y ago

    And you pay for Medicare after you are eligible for it. My dad just hit Medicare age and was surprised to find out he gets to pay for it.
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    by sethammons 9y ago

    Type cast every step of the way? Methinks you are either doing something wrong or dealing with unstructured json.
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    by sethammons 9y ago

    The counter argument is how does this provide a level playing ground upon which to compare candidates? Some days, what a team works on is grunt work or trivial. Some days it is designing new, high scale software. And some days it it working
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    by sethammons 9y ago

    Luckily my wife only works a few hours a week, so she was able to pick up our kids from school (before we opted for homeschooling). For my brother and his wife, they both work full-time. They can get some help from Grandma, some help from f
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    by sethammons 9y ago

    Good reasons such as? I think the rise of the dual income household is a major contributor to many problems. This is not to say that woman in the workplace is bad, I think a diverse workforce is a good thing. But the dual income family has
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    by sethammons 9y ago

    I have some glare at night post Lasik, but it is similar the glare I had from constantly scratched/abraised glasses. A wash for me in that department. The better than 20/20 vision however is a total win for me.
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    by sethammons 9y ago

    My glasses would fog up on cold morning mountain bike rides. Aside from that, I put up with the scratches. What I wanted was the ability to wear sunglasses (and prescription sunglasses were too expensive). Eventually I got contacts after I