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dmcclurg
4y ago
Never confuse effort with results. Brian is confusing 20 years of professional effort with global results. According to Brian, decades of his professional effort were driven by a staunch belief that this effort was "protecting the envi
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We Killed Elixir
(dev.to)
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5y ago
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dmcclurg
5y ago
I thought this was the purpose of warrant officers. By design, they have a separate hierarchy and charter for all intents and purposes. Sure, you don't get paid as much as the private sector, but you do get a lot of autonomy and master
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dmcclurg
5y ago
I jumped to the comments first, and my initial thought was, “what would Nathan Marz think of all of this...and what is he investing in these days?” I was honestly skeptical, reading all of this clojure-macro criticism (constructive for the
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dmcclurg
6y ago
This is an aspiration of any monopolistic enterprise, and many in Silicon Valley glorify this belief. See Peter Thiel's book, Zero to One.
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6y ago
When the Google community deprecates something as stable as PGP for reasons like "don't have common enough subset" or "can't reach the bar of safe-by-default" or "require a maintainer with deep knowledge&q
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6y ago
All I see are people listening. Scores of legal professionals, attorneys, and judges have read through thousands of pages of serious arguments made by the right. Election officials have burned the midnight oil over and over again searching
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dmcclurg
6y ago
Well done sir
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6y ago
As a former armor officer, I worry that integrating tech in the warrior kit is a complacency risk; not a problem, just a risk. For example, tank platoons rely heavily on communication devices, and when those fail, I believe teams have not t
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dmcclurg
7y ago
Is this study biased in the sense that people who cook for themselves are not represented? Does the hospital staff order everything in?
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dmcclurg
7y ago
Lol, indeed
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dmcclurg
7y ago
That makes it a zero sum game--all or nothing. Not good enough.
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dmcclurg
8y ago
A hiker, I mean. The distinction is not important.
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dmcclurg
8y ago
The complexity of this problem is absurd. If the biker precisely know the terrain then he is capable of knowing where he is in that terrain. This is the basis of terrain-association.
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dmcclurg
12y ago
Like others have said. Do more research. Microsoft is the total package... for a price. Check out HTML5/XAML/TypeScript/Entity Framework/MVC if you're interested in Microsoft's mobile stack. Yes, you need to ru
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12y ago
This couldn't be further from the truth.
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dmcclurg
13y ago
Yep, that is the library...grad of '07
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dmcclurg
15y ago
Thanks vyrotek
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dmcclurg
15y ago
iambot, I was wondering if there is a bona fide web service for Hacker News, like a WSDL document, endpoint, etc.. Specifically, it would be called a syndicated web service in .NET.
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Is there an HN Web Service
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15y ago
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