spazmoose

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by spazmoose 5y ago
We had a conversation about this a short while back in a local Slack channel, and my personal opinion is that I have never been fond of coding as an exercise for a technical interview, especially if it is a whiteboarding exercise in front o
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by spazmoose 5y ago
Reading through the comments here, I seem to be the outlier on the usage of these idioms. In fact, of the five in this article, I've only ever heard one in actual usage (Rubber Duck Debugging), though, I could say that "Bus facto
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by spazmoose 6y ago
Based on my reading of things, it looks like they are looking to protect their brand by not allowing another brand to use their name. For instance, you would be surprised to see "Kleenex Captain" or "Facebook Freedom" b
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by spazmoose 6y ago
Legitimate organizations are not always a safe bet either. For instance, today I received a phone call supposedly from the Breast Cancer Research Foundation soliciting donations. The organization itself is legit, and the number they appea
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by spazmoose 7y ago
I would say that there's a high probability of it becoming law. Politicians in Ag heavy states, like Nebraska, Iowa, Wisconsin, etc. are much more likely to listen to AFB, and if there's enough of a push, it could absolutely lead
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by spazmoose 7y ago
I've been paying attention to this for several years. I have an affinity for John Deere, having grown up on a farm that had almost nothing but JD tractors, but their heavy-handed approach to repair work in recent years is unacceptable.
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by spazmoose 8y ago
I really wish the Logitech Y-RAU7 wireless keyboard was still around. 1. In my opinion, its ergonomic/split keyboard design is much more comfortable than the standard 108-keyboard layout (which I find causes wrist cramping). 2. The mec