syngrog66

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   by syngrog66 7y ago

   Location: Colorado, USA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes (USA) Technologies: Python, Java, web dev, SQL, Linux, Docker, cloud, C/C++, git, distributed systems, threading, performance & scalability, cryptocurrency/blockchai
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   by syngrog66 7y ago

   9 month old baby
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   by syngrog66 7y ago

   Location: Colorado, USA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes (USA) Technologies: Python, Java, web dev, SQL, Linux, Docker, cloud, C/C++, git, distributed systems, threading, performance & scalability, cryptocurrency/blockchai
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   by syngrog66 8y ago

   the Escape key, Apple
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   by syngrog66 8y ago

   hurricanes happen every year. air base on coast of Florida. only a moron would design things so they dont have a reasonably hurricane safe place to protect aircraft on site. not hard. bumbling incompetence if not planned for.
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   by syngrog66 8y ago

   Signal immediately asks for your phone number. Dead giveaway that they are not about privacy. So I assumed its a honey trap.
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   by syngrog66 8y ago

   yes but... 3D printed by a neural net at Trees.com ON A BLOCKCHAIN and crowdsourced with a Kickstarter from curated ambi-sexual SanFran hipsters, avail in 5 colors for pre-order at a low low annual subscription add-on for Prime members of $
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   by syngrog66 8y ago

   Assange is a Russian agent. Snowden most likely as well. They both deserve execution & infamy, not praise.
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   by syngrog66 8y ago

   RIP Harlan. the man who wrote the Star Trek masterpiece episode The City on the Edge of Forever
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    by syngrog66 9y ago

    thus, one strong clear use for cryptocurrency. a payment system that people cant get locked out of by the whims of the fiat middlemen
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    by syngrog66 9y ago

    vitamin C daily, plus, good hand/face practices, combined, have correlated with a huge drop in the rate I get colds/flu/sinusinfections/pinkeye. for me, these are all nearly zero now. and I always weigh first-hand direct
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    by syngrog66 9y ago

    CA also has Russians playing key roles in its lifecycle, with early work done in Russia, and a link to a Russian government oil firm, Lukasoil, considered to be an overseas intelligence/influence agent of Putin's. I'm less co
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    by syngrog66 9y ago

    those aren't wargames credentials: playing wargames for 30 years. have designed wargames and met famous wargame designers
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    by syngrog66 9y ago

    I proposed something along these lines, a few years ago, and did R&D on it. But I did not see funding so I stopped. If anyone has funding for me I'll take it up again. Had some pretty neat and useful feature ideas.
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    by syngrog66 9y ago

    "Please, no remote" then... just don't include REMOTE in your header. right now, everyone that searches for "remote" is forced to land on your post as a hit, thus wasting all of those people's time, and your ow
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    by syngrog66 9y ago

    thank you
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    by syngrog66 9y ago

    great feature, sir. thank you!
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    by syngrog66 9y ago

    this comment reeks of experience, expertise and pragmatism. thank you! -- programming for 30 years
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    by syngrog66 9y ago

    they are not DSLs. they are literally Python and they are APIs.
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    by syngrog66 9y ago

    man bash. read, digest, apply, repeat. you can also look at existing scripts, figure out what they do, why, make copy, alter, see the changes in behavior. there are also books on bash. larger point: how do you learn more about X? or get bet
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    by syngrog66 9y ago

    I believe oil rigs are heavily anchored. I believe the barge either has no anchors, or less (or less massive ones.)
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    by syngrog66 9y ago

    they call it a "hover-slam" landing
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    by syngrog66 9y ago

    bingo. thank you
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    by syngrog66 9y ago

    I wanted to give you some feedback that I find this behavior to be passive aggressive and toxic. I shared an opinion and a perspective, based on actual life experience, which was related to the topic at hand, the comment I was replying to.
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    by syngrog66 9y ago

    your statement is true. but... it doesn't refute my point that it is a humblebrag. HN is rife with humblebragging. it's one of it's worst, most nauseating qualities. From conversations outside of HN over the years I know I&#x
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    by syngrog66 9y ago

    actually my post was concise and on-topic. and contained a bonus point. I wish more HN comments were more like it. Even if it was not "Politically Correct" for this forum. And from discussions among colleagues I know I'm no
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    by syngrog66 9y ago

    also is late Friday night, here in most of US
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    by syngrog66 9y ago

    agreed unless -- based on personal experience -- if it's treated as suspicious by the local police/neighbors, even if its a skinny, geeky-looking, white male who goes out walking alone late at night. if I had a nickel for every ti
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    by syngrog66 9y ago

    bad math teachers and bad math education approaches also turn away males/boys too. also I suspect some people just have more of an affinity for math, than others, regardless of gender or race. let's be blind to gender and race and
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    by syngrog66 9y ago

    thank you for saying this, and be willing to be downvoted by the PC hivemind. I've personally long given up trying to share a non-PC-orthodox view here on this topic