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by yawgmoth 8y ago
I think Headspace is quite a good fit for someone looking for 10 minute (or shorter or longer) sessions. Since you have meditated before, I would skip the "Basic" sessions. The "Pain Management" facet of Headspace has b
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by yawgmoth 8y ago
Glass everywhere makes it nice and easy to slide out of your pocket.
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by yawgmoth 8y ago
These days the marketing game includes faking organic growth. Music artists do it all the time. Here's an example: https://dimelovi.com/# From the page: > We at Dimelo VI offer a complete set of marketing product
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by yawgmoth 8y ago
What is the lowest ceremony way to start building a TypeScript SPA? I would love to avoid Webpack if I can :)
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by yawgmoth 8y ago
If anyone is interested in developing mindfulness, I like Full Catastrophe Living by Jon Kabat-Zinn.
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by yawgmoth 8y ago
.NET Standard is an interface of which .NET Core and .NET Framework are implementations. I agree that it's confusing terminology at first, but for daily drivers of .NET languages, it should be pretty transparent.
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by yawgmoth 8y ago
https://github.com/dotnet-architecture/eShopOnContainers While it's not Bing, this is the canonical example I have seen in response to a lot of "What is at least a very good way to do x in .NET Core?"
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by yawgmoth 8y ago
Congratulations to my neighbors at Duo! That's a crazy amount of money and I hope that many Ann Arborites pay it forward in the tech scene from which Duo came. Lots of good tech in A2 in general - Deepfield acquired by Nokia, SkySpecs
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by yawgmoth 8y ago
At 2:02 the woman deliberately shakes a bit out of the glass. Fascinating. Why?
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by yawgmoth 8y ago
LastPass + Duo = MFA Everywhere :-)
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by yawgmoth 8y ago
WSL + Git Bash on Windows works wonderfully.
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by yawgmoth 8y ago
> It's like a trap that closes tighter about you the more you struggle, and releases if you allow yourself to relax So it's saidar, not saidin :)
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by yawgmoth 9y ago
We do mob programming for my current project, once a week, for about two hours. It is most useful for new features where people can get design paralysis, we've found. The benefit of familiarity are tremendous. The mobs have a topolo
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by yawgmoth 9y ago
I personally benefited from http://cssgridgarden.com/
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by yawgmoth 9y ago
As companies develop more ways to ensure consistency of behavior and performance of their human assets, humans need to develop more ways to collectively bargain for their welfare against companies.
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by yawgmoth 9y ago
I've attended two styles of conferences: large conferences organized by the single company featured in all discussions (e.g. Microsoft, Google, Apple, Amazon - all hosted in a large city), and smaller polyglot conferences in the Midwes
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by yawgmoth 9y ago
Relevant is this script which contains a Priority Queue implementation. It could easily be ported to ES6. https://github.com/chen0040/js-simulator/blob/master/src/jss...
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by yawgmoth 9y ago
If anyone is wondering, it should evergreen tomorrow: https://wiki.mozilla.org/RapidRelease/Calendar
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by yawgmoth 9y ago
One of the things myself and others maintain about Python's Flask is that it's very easy to get up and running. I think ASP.NET Core really has nailed that same sort of streamlined approach. It's less confusing where things
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by yawgmoth 9y ago
The company I work for, LLamasoft, works with Zipline to model and optimize their supply chain. We did a press release Aug 30th, if anyone is curious. Fortunately we have had support for different modes of transport for a long time, so ad
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by yawgmoth 9y ago
In Michigan people will unabashedly say poonchkee. I've stopped arguing about it with people :).
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by yawgmoth 9y ago
I highly recommend .NET Microservices: Architecture for Containerized .NET Applications. It's pretty good if you're interested in Microservices at all, the containerization bits are icing.
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by yawgmoth 9y ago
Hopefully these optimizations are for a particular version of .NET Standard and will see themselves in both .NET Framework and .NET Core.
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by yawgmoth 9y ago
They also make blinds :-)
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by yawgmoth 9y ago
For comparison, the invoice provided by Azure is inherently itemized. "X hours of Compute at Y rate", "X units of storage on PREMIUM/STANDARD storage type", etc. Edit: Sample invoice: https://www.microso
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by yawgmoth 9y ago
He may have meant the entire metro, which is 4.4 mil. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metro_Detroit
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by yawgmoth 10y ago
I have become a wizard at MSBuild Tasks because of this very circumstance. We're using TFS 2013 (with those XAML-based build templates that are a nightmare to extend) and I end up writing .proj files for everything that I need.
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by yawgmoth 10y ago
We use ag-grid, it supports React/Aurelia/Angular, I think they have Vue support as well. The team is really great.
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by yawgmoth 10y ago
This article is quite good, it might get more traction if the title were related to the actual content - the reusable buildup of microservices.
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by yawgmoth 10y ago
It actually seems worse to me that people who have been around to achieve that threshold (it's 500, right?) don't have exhibit the etiquette I'm asking for. They should know better, right?

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