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by virmundi 10y ago
This is part of many government background checks. If you work directly as a contractor, or as a sub to the government, it is possible (likely) that this is pulled. Fun thing about discrimination: they don't tell you they're discr
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by virmundi 10y ago
They can run background checks which include mental illness. That same gun report can be run by non-sellers. http://everytown.org/press/new-fbi-data-shows-mental-health-...
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by virmundi 10y ago
If you have a registered firearm some jurisdictions will demand the weapon. If you refuse, you get Baker Act'ed. Once they take the firearm, they hold it because they do not view a depressive as mentally fit, ever, for it. You can also
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by virmundi 10y ago
Um...no. If RIAA thinks you did something wrong, even with flimsy evidence, they can still come after you. Should be easier to convince Comcrap to shut off your Internet than get a judge to agree. http://www.mediapost.com/pu
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by virmundi 10y ago
This is why I don't seek professional help. In the US we treat depression as a clinical disease, but more a massive weakness. If you get diagnosed, it's hard to keep living a normal life. The State comes in and never leaves. You c
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Disney IT workers claim discrimination against Americans(computerworld.com)
29 points by virmundi 10y ago|0 comments
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by virmundi 10y ago
Yes. Your phone is limited. Most of the phones max the VM's to something like 128 MB. For a while you couldn't easily move to a large, per app memory size. Even today the apps you run are probably doing so with just 128 MB caps.
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by virmundi 10y ago
Why are they dead projects?
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Ask HN: Knowledge Based AI Frameworks?
2 points by virmundi 10y ago|3 comments
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by virmundi 10y ago
I used an example. An app, that she's familiar with, is Gmail. I said our product is not a desktop application, like Outlook, but for the web. What we're going to do is mostly display static content, refresh the screen on navigati
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by virmundi 10y ago
I had a conversation with my wife, who's training to do front end development, just this morning. Our product is going to have Javascript. It's going to have JQuery. After that, probably not too much. I explained to her the differ
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by virmundi 10y ago
You're actually paying them to not riot. Serfs provided the core of a relatively stable body politic. They could be called on for war. They didn't have much economic power individually. They could be pushed around by the powers th
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by virmundi 10y ago
Then you're just a serf of the State. Do we want to go back to feudalism? -- edited for spelling --
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by virmundi 10y ago
I believe it comes down to procedural vs declarative. Relational Algebra is fairly procedural (do X, then Y, then Z). Where as Relational Calculus( https://www.tutorialcup.com/dbms/relational-calculus.htm ) is declarativ
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by virmundi 10y ago
I can't find the documentation now, but had a similar problem with ASP.NET's Master Page. The example of using data binding to dynamically adjust the menus had the binding go to a backing Page instance. That seemed logical. Unfort
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by virmundi 10y ago
Is headless install of the Oracle JVM that hard? Isn't it just a Puppet or a Chef snippet?
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by virmundi 10y ago
Mostly because the House knew the Senate would not actually back the repeal, but they wanted to look like they were doing something for the folks back home. That's the saber rattling. Now, maybe, they will actually put forth a plan or
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by virmundi 10y ago
Ok, so as much as I didn't vote for Trump, or Hillary, I think the media in general is fear mongering. Trump wants to replace ACA. He doesn't want to just say, "Fuck it! We'll do it live". He want to repeal the law,
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by virmundi 10y ago
I have no familiarity with the UK tax practices, but what kind of burden are you for an employer? The US has 7.5% tax per employee. There are a few others such as health insurance.
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by virmundi 10y ago
I think part of the answer is that for many functional is a new hotness. The same thing happened with Scala (probably still does). With type inference and functional shortcuts, you can get a lot into one compact space. This is "impress
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by virmundi 10y ago
Many recipe websites use it. Allrecipes.com has it buried in the tags. One interesting thing about it is the inconsistent application of fields. Units of measures are sometimes cracked out into their own fields. Other sides clump them toget
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by virmundi 10y ago
I'm a little confused. Hopefully HN can teach me. At 1 GB isn't the 64-bit detrimental? I thought 64-bit addressing cost about 5-10% of performance, but didn't matter since the system has hundreds of more MB of RAM. I guess t
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by virmundi 10y ago
Now you have two problems.
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by virmundi 10y ago
If I had a Ralph's it would be. Mostly shop at Walmart for canned goods or slower to perish items. Publix is run down, and old fashioned in that it lacks sunlight aside from the front window. Same for Winndixie.
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by virmundi 10y ago
Do you need a laptop? I know that I prefer a laptop, but I don't really need a laptop. Could you get a Mac desktop and remote into it? It might be cheaper and more powerful even when including the cost of the other machine.
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by virmundi 10y ago
Yea, and Palatka Florida is in the running. It's close to the ocean, 45 mins from St Augustine. It's dead center between Jacksonville, Gainesville and St Augustine. It's dirt cheap with my 130 year old house at 2000 sqft only
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by virmundi 10y ago
Minor nit: she should be tried by a jury of her peers. If as a result of the trial she is exonerated, fine. She needs to be charged and tried.
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by virmundi 10y ago
I appreciate your position. I agree there is more to good than mere nutrition. There is also a segment on HN that likes the idea of hacking biology, especially their own. They seem good more as fuel for an engine than something to be enjoye
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by virmundi 10y ago
Personally I like general climate of the US both literally and politically. The health care system needs an overhaul
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by virmundi 10y ago
While your point about pre-existing conditions is true, it's worse now. 3 months before ACA, I looked for an insurance plan because I was going to start my own company and we wondered if it would be cheaper than my wive's company

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