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by tastyham 9y ago
Chrome has some more explanation about the vulnerability and how/when a patch will be rolled out. https://sites.google.com/a/chromium.org/dev/Home/chromium-se...
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by tastyham 9y ago
Almost all US universities are non-profit.
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by tastyham 9y ago
SALT deduction is a regressive deduction that benefits the wealthy much more.
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by tastyham 9y ago
If you have significantly more than $500k in mortgage interest you are either rich or choosing to live in a top-10 realestate market.
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by tastyham 9y ago
Or perhaps it will help moderate housing prices and make it easier to purchase a reasonably priced house.
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by tastyham 9y ago
US companies cannot buy, sell, or work on open source with Iranians due to sanctions, which probably hurts a lot.
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by tastyham 9y ago
Fedex. Probably over kill for GBs on a thumb drive, but mailing ssds is convieniant for TB+ data sets.
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by tastyham 9y ago
Pick a new stack. If the technology has only been around a year, then everyone is a senior.
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by tastyham 9y ago
I always liked Django's ORM because it didn't even try to do any complicated stuff, it forces you to drop down to raw SQL instead (I haven't used Django in years, hopefully it's still like that). Compared to something li
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by tastyham 9y ago
Your app looks sweet. Can I try out the extended version before purchasing?
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by tastyham 9y ago
Google Code was there for a while too. Also, self hosted systems like "Trac" for Python were popular.
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by tastyham 9y ago
Yep. Pros 4.) Work like 32 hours a week and take as much vacation as possible and basically phone it in while they keep shoveling money your way. You've got lots of time to look for a new gig at least.
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by tastyham 9y ago
I worked in academia for a couple of years. I don't get it. In addition to the horrible pay, the politics are horrendous and are an order of magnitude worse than private industry. Those pensions are nice though.
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by tastyham 10y ago
Other engineering fields have exams, certifications, and licenses strictly controlled by professional boards and/or the government.
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by tastyham 10y ago
Eh. Python and JavaScript are very similar at the language level. They each have warts and are more expressive in certain areas, but at a high level they have the same semantics and the exact same advantages and disadvantages.
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by tastyham 10y ago
I doubt it. I think the opposite will happen: JS will become the defacto UI language for web, mobile, and desktop. The ongoing effort to improve the language has hit some stumbling blocks and made some outright mistakes, but overall has imp