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6y ago
Facebook should top the list for this to even remotely be viewed as credible, IMHO
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6y ago
When you claim history is ‘not productive’, you have taken the fool’s path.
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6y ago
News flash: this is what they said about COBOL, C, C++, JavaScript, closure, etc. as well as architectural patterns such as OOD or functional programming. Every language, and every platform has it’s nuances. You can do silly, non performing
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6y ago
Nope. Not doing it
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6y ago
The natural systems are out of wack, my point is that the way the earth is heating up, we would eventually need to burn every forest to compensate for the growing temperatures. This stance is ridiculous. I’m old enough to remember when we d
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6y ago
Under this approach, we would have to burn all of our natural forests down to the ground because of climate change. It will soon be too dry for any forest to be in it’s natural state. Plus I don’t see how this is strictly a California probl
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8y ago
I have taken many jobs where I had to stop for long periods of time so that I may pass a drug test. Do you really think that in 30 years I was never sober enough to make this determination? This attitude stems from the 'you're a p
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8y ago
I enjoy it as well, but I would rather work for fun as supposed to a paycheck. Retirement means doing what you want to do, not what you have to do. :-D
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8y ago
1/4 to 1/2 oz per week, depending on what's going on and the strain of pot.
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8y ago
I have been smoking pot since I was 14 years old, I am 51 now. I would stop smoking from time to time, sometimes to prepare for football, sometimes because society wanted me too. I am not a lazy person, I smoke a sativa strain to get me mot
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10y ago
I've found Mithril to be a giant pile of crap. Buggy on most browsers and incredibly painful to use. Run, don't walk from this platform.
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11y ago
This argument rings true and has been in the back of my mind for quite a while. To take this into a different context... for example if you were building a house per se. Houses were built out of wood for years (and still is), but we slowly
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12y ago
I can't imagine an environment, other than say a juggernaut company (Google, Amazon, RackSpace, etc) that would require a full-time DevOps engineer. Most companies are delivering a simple service with modest needs. The reality is in th