tapostrophemo

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by tapostrophemo 17y ago
Right idea. However, if you're using MySQL, the docs recommend against that: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/encryption-functions.... Use a different hashing function, probably bcrypt. (Note to self: go back and check some of my ol
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by tapostrophemo 17y ago
Have you looked for jobs at nearby universities? UC, MU, etc.?
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by tapostrophemo 18y ago
Well, any insurance company that doesn't have a combined ratio (CR) less than 100 is not making money. Example: a CR of 92 means that for every dollar of premium, the company has to spend 92 cents, leaving 8 cents of profit. A CR of 102 mea
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by tapostrophemo 18y ago
Sing it. Then play the notes that match what you're singing.
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by tapostrophemo 18y ago
I don't know about that domain name - too much like bulimia.
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by tapostrophemo 18y ago
Even better - fftdc.com is still available. Quick! Register it!
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by tapostrophemo 18y ago
>Those people are forced to use Outlook. Or even better, Lotus Notes. Ick! What will save us from that hell?
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by tapostrophemo 18y ago
That's too bad. (I'm male, btw.) Where I work, on an Agile team, we have lots of social interaction. We try to pair with a different developer every day. Each story card (requrement) we implement involves much back-and-forth conversaction b
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by tapostrophemo 18y ago
It's not so bad...plus, you can always do what a Real Man (tm) would do - imlement all the missing shell commands as Perl scripts.
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by tapostrophemo 18y ago
I just took an informal survey amongst my teammates (including Arabic in the list), and "three out of four" developers said: Mandarin. The interesting thing is that on my team, two are from Russia, one from China, one from Lebanon, one from
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by tapostrophemo 18y ago
Cool...still, I couldn't help but think that having to cut a large hole in the foundation to get it out showed something of a lack of planning and foresight. :-(
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by tapostrophemo 18y ago
Not necessarily; ever put together one of those Saga electric guitar kits? I've spent maybe 5-10% (out of maybe 15-20 total build time) tweaking and adjusting, finding they didn't drill all the holes in the right places, etc.
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by tapostrophemo 18y ago
Working Effectively With Legacy Code - Michael C. Feathers
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by tapostrophemo 18y ago
Well, plenty of people playing in bands sound like crap anyway.
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by tapostrophemo 18y ago
"In rejecting an organized religion, why make a leap to rejecting the entire inquiry?" They spoiled it for us. But if you're serious^H^H^H^H^H^H^Hrational in your inquiry, you'll come to discover that, like Santa Claus, God does not exist,
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by tapostrophemo 18y ago
Try CodeIgniter (PHP framework) then.
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by tapostrophemo 19y ago
I can't decide if I should laugh or cry. Why practice (music) anymore? But think of the possibilities...
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by tapostrophemo 19y ago
tree
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by tapostrophemo 19y ago
Wow! Just wow! I see myself in all of that (i.e., I'm getting older) and it just hits the mark.
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by tapostrophemo 19y ago
(I think/hope you meant looking for the "blue plane", unless the reason for looking for the pink one is to see what it is we're trying to transcend.) I'm curious; who are these people? What are they working on? Can I help?
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by tapostrophemo 19y ago
Does it seem to anybody else that we've actually stagnated instead of moved the field of computing forward during the last 10 years? Sure, machines are faster, we've got more bandwitdth, etc., but we're still "automating" stuff, rather than
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Ask YC: how to do market research?
14 points by tapostrophemo 19y ago|12 comments
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Did any of you read "Was Einstein Credible..."?
1 points by tapostrophemo 19y ago|0 comments