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by snapetom 7y ago
Off the top of my head, I cannot. I just know the Rutgers number because I went there and was defending our new head coach's salary (which was relatively small - 10/14 in the Big 10 conference). The most heavily subsidized accusa
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by snapetom 7y ago
There's two definitions that are key to that report that must be understood before drawing conclusions. 1) "Grant-in-aid" are a large portion of expenses and are scholarships. This is the athletic department paying the marke
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by snapetom 7y ago
The American university athletics business (mega stadiums, outrageous salaries for coaches, etc.) is commonly misunderstood even by Americans, let alone the world. Athletic departments operate as separate business entities from the Universi
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by snapetom 7y ago
I'm currently on my second one. The Miata is not a commuter car. It's is a weekend road trip car. It's easy to find one a few years old with low mileage. My first one was 5 years old with 27k. Miata culture is a thing. Be
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by snapetom 7y ago
At one point, I believe a GoDaddy VP was doing this as a personal side business. For many reasons, GoDaddy is the shadiest of them all.
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by snapetom 7y ago
I really like Paw. The interface is much cleaner than Postman. Postman has more group sharing features, but otherwise, Paw matches Postman's other features pretty well.
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by snapetom 7y ago
I'm skeptical about this. This past year we've seen two major car sharing services take a huge hit. ReachNow was suddenly shut down and Car2Go pulled out of the US. If you end up being right, the car sharing companies will have
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by snapetom 7y ago
> public scientific funding If you're talking about "politics" in this sense, then yes, I agree with what you're saying. However, I think the person you're responding to is saying "politics" in terms o
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by snapetom 7y ago
Clearly it's petty. The Feds have a history of taking one misguided step based on ignorance and never backing down no matter how stupid they look. We don't disagree on that. However, a lot of the comments here are based arguin
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by snapetom 7y ago
Admittedly I haven't read it. Are the operations information in the book from his leaks?
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by snapetom 7y ago
Playing Devil's Advocate, the Feds are going after Snowden not on the premise of censoring him. Instead, they are arguing that as part of his employment agreement, they have the right to vet anything IP related he publicly discloses.
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by snapetom 7y ago
That's what my philosophy is (15 min max) based on my understanding, but in many places I've seen, people set the expiration to something insane like 5 days.
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by snapetom 7y ago
1986, and not technically true, but you're close. 1) You need a special stamp from the Feds, which puts you on a list. 2) Some states still outlaw them. 3) Because the law effectively froze the supply of ownable automatics, they&#x
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by snapetom 7y ago
I'm exaggerating at the situation, but not too far off. For the past year, I've been working on an ETL app. I used Go at my last job, so I really got to hone my skills especially in regards to threading challenges. Kafka and Ca
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by snapetom 7y ago
LOL No! I met some guys there at a conference this past summer and was incredibly envious of their resources compared to us. If you think CHOP is bad, I hope that tells you a little bit about us!
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by snapetom 7y ago
My last day at work is Friday. I was hired three years ago to write web apps for a major children's hospital, but given no web servers to run the apps. That hasn't changed much. Let me repeat that. My job is to write web apps.
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by snapetom 7y ago
Yeah, I've waited years for this machine, was excited when it came out, and in an epiphany last night, will probably pass on it and opt for a beefed up Mac Book Pro instead. It will be cheaper and fill my needs. I'm a programmer.
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by snapetom 7y ago
> Banks software architects are not in their offices smoking cigars and making UML diagrams that they send to coders, You'd be surprised at how common this is, especially in large companies that play, "let's pretend to do
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by snapetom 7y ago
That's great information, thank you. And they have a vegan model!
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by snapetom 7y ago
Even after 2002, I feel like the quality was fine. However, there have been huge quality issues in the past couple of years. I seem to remember DM had at least one vegan boot around the early 2000's. The article says the "line
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by snapetom 7y ago
They're not creating new content, but Every Frame a Painting was superb for cinematography. https://www.youtube.com/user/everyframeapainting
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by snapetom 8y ago
That photo essay is from 2017 and addresses the ridiculously high real estate prices of Hong Kong. Colonialism isn't to blame for that. Globalism is. Colonial Hong Kong certainly wasn't all rosy. There was certainly vast inequi
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by snapetom 8y ago
I agree. I tear up when I see these things in their current state. Despite being built to essentially destroy my country, space exploration technologies are incredible achievements for all humans. It's the only way this species can
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by snapetom 8y ago
I can't directly answer your migration question, but, regarding comparison, our team was looking heavily into Cassandra when someone proposed Scylla. We immediately dove into it and was impressed that their claim of being a drop in fo
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by snapetom 8y ago
One of the pulsars she discovered was the basis for Joy Division's Unknown Pleasures' iconic image.
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by snapetom 8y ago
Man, so glad it isn't just me. I've had so many problems with my SD card corruption on my Pi/HA setup, it's ridiculous.
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by snapetom 9y ago
SpaceX, at least in the Seattle office, is widely known as a ruthless, stressful workplace with high turnover. I'm not surprised at all that Musks' other ventures are similar.
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by snapetom 9y ago
If this is Amazon's solution to missing packages, it's the wrong one. I've never had an issue with Amazon delivery until they used their own drivers. I now frequently have my packages never arrive (I have cameras on my porch
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by snapetom 9y ago
Same here. I was prescribed low dosage Bayer (81mg) four years ago due to heart issues. Never had a problem with bleeding or clotting for that matter.
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by snapetom 9y ago
Hardly anyone is paper anymore. There's a lot of vet management software, but really only two that matter - Cornerstone and IDEXX. All the vet schools use one or the other, and so do the vast majority of large vet clinics and corporati

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