whoiskevin

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by whoiskevin 8y ago
I've left Kentucky twice and in each case when I moved in or out there was no confusion about partial months. Not sure what happened in your case but I can tell you that is not normal. I've only ever paid taxes for the months I r
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by whoiskevin 8y ago
> I find the best thing is this new instant messenger trend... not because I like being pestered but because I can turn off the notifications and then go and check it when i'm done on my current chunk of thinking. you mean email? :
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by whoiskevin 9y ago
What makes me laugh is the silent burst from 0 to 60 of my Zero while your still waiting for the first roar. Snarky aside are you in it for the acceleration? If you are the electric is something you might want to try.
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by whoiskevin 9y ago
I couldn’t help but think of the book “The Water Knife”. In the book it is the the Chinese that build massive liveable spaces that recycle the water and purify the air. Just a small step in that direction.
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by whoiskevin 9y ago
everything comes back around. i worked in a startup in 2002 and we developed a mesh network street light controller. https://web.archive.org/web/20020605214609/http://www.telemi...
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by whoiskevin 9y ago
Humans can't multitask regardless of their generation
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by whoiskevin 9y ago
Same here despite listing that I was willing to relocate on my own dime. Then I relocated took a job at Apple and every big name wanted to interview me. Got job offers at two other big tech names while I was in CA. until I worked in the val
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by whoiskevin 9y ago
Well I wasn't commenting on age of particular projects. I had not heard of Beego so now I still feel there is a bit of over growth. Leads to confusion over what to use when you do want better routing which I think is pretty much ever
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by whoiskevin 9y ago
Starting to feel like Go is suffering from a glut of web frameworks.
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by whoiskevin 10y ago
I have to watch a video that then tells me to write everything down? Sorry I couldn't resist. I believe and practice that as much as I can because it makes things easier regardless.
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by whoiskevin 10y ago
Honestly he is not evil but he is unstable and childish. We should not normalize anything he says. It is dangerous to allow hime to be normalized. He is not normal and a POTUS that spends time on his old reality TV show, lying about illega
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by whoiskevin 10y ago
Again a few examples that are often used to justify calling 7 million people lazy. If the visas are being used for for cash register and pumping gas jobs (how many states pump gas for you?) then this might make some sense but these are just
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by whoiskevin 10y ago
"puppets of the Democratic Party" Please that is the problem here. Constant looking for sides and making false statements while pretending to be the "one" that knows the truth in comments.
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by whoiskevin 10y ago
The Apple Pay is fantastic when you are on a motorcycle and pull up to the pump. Quick responses to texts and heart rate tracking making a smart watch a pretty good but yes expensive gadget. So many will find it useless but many find a l
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by whoiskevin 10y ago
I noticed it didn't deliver a holiday fruit cake. Probably due to the weight limit. Logistics will get better but without some weight increase this is going to be a long way off from useful.
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by whoiskevin 10y ago
Well that is the worst place ever to work.
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by whoiskevin 10y ago
Water? Nation has natural resources. Valley does not.
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by whoiskevin 10y ago
Yes because we all want to relive the glory days of being a poor student. Will the tradeoff include a divorce and place to stay for the kids?
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by whoiskevin 10y ago
But still loses money
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by whoiskevin 10y ago
Yes they are trying to create more cheap labor and yes they are trying to eliminate well paying programming jobs. This has been the goal of business from the start not just for programming. I would love to see more cheap labor domestically.
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by whoiskevin 10y ago
We have an opportunity to elect the first women as President of the United States I hope we aren't going to pick on small things and ignore that opportunity. Unless she is proven to be any different than any previous President your ch
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by whoiskevin 11y ago
And if the modem is not available?
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by whoiskevin 11y ago
So now I just flat out say what my jump-number is. Any answer other than "yeah, we can work with that" is a reason to end the conversation and save everybody's time. Can't upvote that enough! I've been doing this f
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by whoiskevin 11y ago
I agree. Maybe it should read "unlike Apple, Microsoft, Samsung, X, Y, Z, CHIP has both open-source software..."
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by whoiskevin 11y ago
I think you are missing the entire picture. I have to agree that it is not a big enough cost difference because if you go spend the $9 and then try and use it without $100 more in equipment or already existing computer you will be disappoi
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by whoiskevin 11y ago
"But let's not assume we are knights in shining armour either." That wasn't implied
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by whoiskevin 11y ago
"I am also weirded out by the "hunter" metaphor. The people fighting income inequality are not predators out to get pg's billions, they are working class people who can't afford healthcare or to send their kids to c
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by whoiskevin 11y ago
If that were all that happened it would be great. But automation leaves a lot of people off the payrolls without jobs and if those jobs are paying less then less expensive food is not less expensive. And incomes have dropped more than infl
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by whoiskevin 11y ago
Wonder when Amazon will just make this easier for everyone. They already have if it just moves out of beta: https://aws.amazon.com/iot/button/
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by whoiskevin 11y ago
And yet everyone wonders why many choose to commute and not live in a crowded city or next to a freeway. The Bay Area is extremely noisy with most housing near major transit. Definitely a growing market for abatement services.

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