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by wheaties 11y ago
This is going to be one hell of a college letter. You know, the one that all colleges ask you write? He could write it today or he could wait to write it after he met the President.
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by wheaties 11y ago
I'm glad he said this is a problem with America and not just Texas. Zero tolerance is hurting kids with bringing scissors to school or handing Advil out for headaches. It's probably one of the most distructive policies we could ev
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by wheaties 11y ago
As someone taking off from a runway the other day and having to actually dodge a stupid camera tied to balloons, we don't always report all that stuff. I, for one, welcome the rules. I also understand that not everyone will follow them
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by wheaties 11y ago
Does this mean that asyncio will be deprecated as there's now 2 ways to accomplish much of the same thing or do they truly have different semantics?
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by wheaties 11y ago
Love it. That was an excellent and intuitive way to talk about the derivative of a type. I couldn't even come close to explaining it that well.
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by wheaties 11y ago
Robert Half... gave me an intelligence test and then told me, based on my score, they could only pay me 3/4th my thrn salary. Funny because I was already under the 20th percentile on the low end. Leeches.
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by wheaties 11y ago
That is a symptom of mutable code. In that case, side-effects are nearly a red herring because if the object were immutable, then you would really only ever have to check once.
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by wheaties 11y ago
Radio did the same thing. Now we all use anything but radio.
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by wheaties 11y ago
Wish NY did the same. In NY they get to own all your ideas both at work and "off the clock."
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by wheaties 11y ago
At this point, there's probably so many disaffected people that they no longer care about this. What they care about is what is currently affecting them right this second.
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by wheaties 11y ago
That or NVD3 ( http://nvd3.org/ ) They didn't take it as far as DC.js but it does allow at least some sort of filtering like options.
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by wheaties 11y ago
I heard it 4 years ago. You've been living under a rock. :p
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by wheaties 11y ago
I think this article conveys a real theme when it comes to using, misusing or listening to someone else totally making sh#t up that only serves their purpose data. Here are hard decisions based on dubious data with real implications to peop
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by wheaties 11y ago
This. Alot of drone guys or people who dream of drones forget that there's GA planes up there. I've had to dodge stupid cameras on balloons while landing. That's so dangerous
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by wheaties 11y ago
By the same argument, Lisp and Haskell would have been ruining more devs than anyone would have cared to admit. Instead, the opposite happened. I don't know if Go will make you a better programmer much like I don't know if C++ wil
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by wheaties 11y ago
It's organization debt or the difficulty of getting such a large organization to gather enough inertia to make a move.
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by wheaties 11y ago
If you fly, that's just a hop, skip, jump to another town.
228.
by wheaties 11y ago
Is it me or is Google doing the Microsoft "Me too!" with all these things they're trying and then closing down a few months later?
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by wheaties 11y ago
I have worked with some incredible engineers in my life in 5 different companies and several divisions within those companies. I have met but a handful of senior devs who had what, when I was greener, an innate or better yet sixth sense as
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by wheaties 11y ago
On the NYSE erroneous trades like that can be called back. This just shows you that there aren't "fat finger" trade protections built-in to all exchanges.
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by wheaties 11y ago
He did couch?
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by wheaties 11y ago
I'm getting tired of finding out about all these ways in which agencies are allowed to use data which circumvent the Constitution. I have to wonder exactly what needs to happen for people to realize this. Then again, you also have to w
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by wheaties 11y ago
3yrs experience is not senior. He's right on the money there.
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by wheaties 11y ago
The skill of the interviewer in interviewing candidates should correlate just as strongly with everything else. How are you capturing that? I ask because our #1 determinant after an at home code sample is the #3 thing you find are not predi
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by wheaties 11y ago
100% that project alone. Remember, qa people in government contracts often are concerned less with qa'ing the code and more qa'ing the process within which the code is developed.
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by wheaties 11y ago
Let me describe the structure of a project I witnessed but thankfully was never part of (and see if I can get the formatting right) Subcontractor which did the work: - 2 devs - 1 accountant - 1 project manager Contracted under: - 1 projec
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by wheaties 11y ago
I'd say that's within the realm of classifying it as "secret" or at least underhanded. Unless I'm reading that wrong, it sure reads as "take first, tell second, then let them contest." Pretty crappy.
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by wheaties 11y ago
I wish they had also included a "how much per year will taxes rise %" column. 'cause in NJ it's over 5% a year. My town, for instance, has averaged 7% a year. That law that caps 2% a year in tax increases has so many exc
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by wheaties 11y ago
Now I get it. It's not just "I didn't write this, therefore shit, so I need to rewrite it from scratch." This was a clear explanation in a bite sized chunk which illustrated the reasons for Heron. Thanks.
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by wheaties 11y ago
And if you decide to ride in the middle of a lane while on a bike, should the car drive in the other side of the road to pass you? This tool is arbitrary and will not change the problem, lack of dedicated bike lanes.

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