RMacy

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by RMacy 7y ago
Love the team over at 8base, incredible customer support, and an even more impressive product. I really love how easy it is to get up and running. Much better tooling/ui/workflow than appsync/amplify.
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by RMacy 9y ago
Yes
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by RMacy 10y ago
That was uplifting.
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by RMacy 10y ago
They used to
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by RMacy 11y ago
Great and insightful article. Loved the line about getting larger pants to fix a weight problem.
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by RMacy 11y ago
As a founder of a tele-health technology company, and I can say from my vantage point that this type of service is the future. We are just waiting for the payers, both private and government, to catch up, as well as appropriate legislation
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CSS device tools(gustodev.github.io)
11 points by RMacy 12y ago|2 comments
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by RMacy 12y ago
this, but for diagrams
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by RMacy 13y ago
A service to draft males for the US Military.
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by RMacy 13y ago
They need to sign up for the selective service. It's a requirement for federal jobs.
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by RMacy 13y ago
Cops are in a weird place. People don't like them until they need them. I work with a lot of cops and most of them are good (and yes they can occasionally get overreaching) but that generalization widens the divide between on-duty poli
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by RMacy 13y ago
Do you support marketplace models (internationally)?
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by RMacy 13y ago
Wow, that judge would not stop interrupting the lawyer. Is that typical?
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by RMacy 13y ago
Can you do this sort of thing in the US? Are the legal/political barriers too high?
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by RMacy 13y ago
Great books, like others have said, thanks!
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by RMacy 13y ago
I live in Nashville and I have lived in Chattanooga and I definitely don't share your sentiment. Maybe it's not obvious to you, but there are some phenomenal happenings here. "If you want to see a traditionally conservative,
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by RMacy 13y ago
Hey everyone, we are accepting talks, I encourage you to submit: http://www.pytennessee.org/speaking/cfp/
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by RMacy 13y ago
Good luck if you had "find my phone" turned on.
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'Tor Stinks' presentation – read the full document(theguardian.com)
292 points by RMacy 13y ago|107 comments
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by RMacy 13y ago
Actually I completely disagree with you. Coming to Clojure with absolutely no lisp or functional programming background (and little java experience), and while it's been challenging to learn a new way of thinking, it wasn't hard t
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Think Relevance and Metadata Partners Merge(cognitect.com)
14 points by RMacy 13y ago|0 comments
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by RMacy 13y ago
I too have been enjoying Clojure with the same ferocity as the above poster. I also really recommend Python, as its got some solid engineering practices "baked in" and a great community to boot.
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by RMacy 13y ago
I would love one! ryan@hackery.io
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by RMacy 13y ago
The constitution doesn't necessarily apply to members of the Military in it's entirety. They abide by the UCMJ or Uniform Code of Military Justice. Yes, all members are sworn to uphold and protect the US constitution and POTUS. As
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by RMacy 13y ago
Exactly. I'm a MP in the guard and I wouldn't be driven to cause him any more discomfort than a normal detainee. Most of my peers would take a _much_ different approach to that situation, I'm sure.
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by RMacy 14y ago
that already happened
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by RMacy 14y ago
I used to live in Chattanooga, and recently moved to Nashville. Not much going on there... EDIT: Also the crime rates are pretty high, and traffic is terrible. But downtown is really quaint. Lots of homeless roaming around downtown though.
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by RMacy 14y ago
Totally concur. It's gotten to the point where there isn't an obvious amount of features/changes to be done.
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by RMacy 14y ago
Most of this didn't make sense to me, what resources could I use to get a better idea of the topics discussed in the post? Book recommendations?
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Be a PHP Web Application Developer - BorderJump, LLC
1 points by RMacy 14y ago|0 comments

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