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by wernercd 10y ago
Requested: * Carrier Support / GSM-CDMA / Frequencies-Modes * Changeable Batteries yes/no * Wireless (Qi or that other one)
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by wernercd 10y ago
"Would suggest also adding whether the phone supports a removable battery/extended battery." * Carrier Support (GSM vs CDMA) * "Modes" (Frequencies, bands,whatever you want to call it) * Sim card size
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by wernercd 10y ago
The democrats couldn't do it when they had WH and Congress... they had to go with Plan B - "Obamacare". Personally, I believe that Plan B was written to fail. Government creates problems. How do you solve the problem? More go
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by wernercd 10y ago
> 10 is only divisible by 2 and 5 where 12 is much more flexible in giving us 2, 3, 4, and 6. Now that is some good ole American ingenuity :)
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by wernercd 10y ago
It's hard to say how we get past the polarization that is dividing everyone. Past the partisan politics. It's hard to arrive at a constructive conversation for complex topics within the span of a text message - or a few paragraph
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by wernercd 10y ago
> that Trump took advantage You mean the division that was caused by the current administration? The divide in this country was here before the election... it's why the "alternative" candidates (Trump and Bern) were on tra
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by wernercd 10y ago
Metric? Yeah... us Americans would never go for that garbage... :)
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by wernercd 10y ago
Sorry to be snarky, but you come off a little strong... sounds a bit astroturfish? With that aside, I think the article makes a good points. Prices are rising and they seem to be mainly beneficial for existing professionals. IMO: Nano-degre
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by wernercd 10y ago
Why do these topics always come up? Because places overcharge, make things too complicated or use insecure services... I don't block ads to stop creators from getting paid... I block ads because 99% of them are irrelevant, waste my tim
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by wernercd 10y ago
Another tired accusation about tired accusations about negativity on HN... We have achieved irony inception.
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by wernercd 10y ago
Well, considering my last few jobs don't enforce tests that is a shortcoming of mine I'll admit too freely. My current job is a new batch of programmers (all at the company less than a year and me the newest) that introduced SVN,
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by wernercd 10y ago
I haven't had to use VIM in awhile, but knowing the shortcuts is important and makes you MUCH more productive... My current hat is .Net and I haven't touched VIM - or the bash prompt - in almost a year.
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by wernercd 10y ago
It's definitely a part of getting a well rounded education... but a large part depends on WHAT you are learning. What's needed to learn C/C++ is different than what's needed to learn Javascript. C#. Ruby. PHP. SQL. Etc..
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by wernercd 10y ago
That's an important point of learning C++... and one I would agree needs to be learned for that level/line of programming. Does a Web Developer or a LoB developer (which is mainly my pervue) - who is never going to go that deep -
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by wernercd 10y ago
Learning how things "actually" work is different than learning how to get things done. There is definitely room for learning how things work "under then hood". Aka algorithm work, creating your own bubble sort, creating
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by wernercd 10y ago
"it's better if they spent the time to use Vim/Emacs or just got going with Atom/VSCode/Sublime." It's better learning to use the tools they will need. Period. The problem is what tools will they need? The
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by wernercd 10y ago
If you generate more electricity than you use during the day, you all of a sudden don't have an electric bill... or a drastically reduced one. The funny thing about solar... it's not constant. Half the day is night... then clouds&
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by wernercd 10y ago
You can be supportive and positive... and honest. Being supportive of shitty performances is dishonest and shitty. Then again... the "parents" of today cry fits if their kid plays like crap and doesn't get some sort of partic
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by wernercd 10y ago
No one has found ANYTHING criminal or scandalous? Have you not paid attention or are you purposely blinding yourself? We could go on for hours about what's been released so far... enough that multiple leaders have been forced to resign
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by wernercd 10y ago
So 1 of 4 mentioned attributes (Corrupt, evil, crooked, lying) are arguable... as unprovable as God/Yahweh/etc... Evil. As a concept, evil in the eye of the beholder. She's voted for wars. Left Americans to die. Lied about th
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by wernercd 10y ago
> She's not corrupt, or evil or crooked or lying or smelling as sulfur, she's just (imho) wrong. If she's not... why did she delete thousands of emails that were illegally on a private server? Why did she lie about the sou
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by wernercd 10y ago
$40k in debts to earn $80k+ per year for the rest of your life? Sounds like a good trade-off to me...
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by wernercd 10y ago
What do you think he does in the 110 minute he was waiting to do the 10 minute procedure?
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by wernercd 10y ago
11.5 hours != infinite Improvement? Sure. 64k is more than anyone will ever need? er... 62k? Sure. Infinite? I'm not sure that word means what you think it means.
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by wernercd 10y ago
I've found that they just like to make it harder to get stuff fixed or changed in favor of the customer. Let me tell a tale: I've been with my fiance for ~10 years now. We've had Comcast for ~8 of the ten years. We had a &quo
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by wernercd 10y ago
You pay a massive markup on dated technology for that abusive treatment.
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by wernercd 10y ago
Why do lawyers hang around ambulances?
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by wernercd 10y ago
Yeah... is there a "gitignore" option for dropbox or alternatives (like Syncthing)? I mean... there's a certain point where you are now syncronizing "crap" that shouldn't be needed (bin/obj/etc)...
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by wernercd 10y ago
"Yes, especially doing things that are useful to you." I'd also expand that to say things that lead you in the direction you want to go. Game development? Healthcare software? Big business? Small business? Big Data and report
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by wernercd 10y ago
Well, I see a lot of problems that are made trivial when you understand certain parts of math. You can definitely "brute force" a portion of the problems... but some problems just get simple when you can see certain math parts. I

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