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dmooney1
6y ago
There are plenty of technical people overseeing HIPAA.
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7y ago
Lockheed Martin Sikorsky | Autonomy Software Engineers | Stratford, CT | ONSITE | FULL TIME We are working on a project called ALIAS for DARPA developing software to make helicopters fly semi- or fully autonomously. We have several opening
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10y ago
Sounds like a telephone company central office where all the local copper wires land.
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12y ago
I'd love it if you could make this work with Atlassian Stash behind a firewall.
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14y ago
Just to provide a counter-point on the vacation policy, I worked at a start-up where this kind of policy worked just fine. Most people took a two-week vacation at some point in the summer, and nobody worked between Christmas and New Years.
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15y ago
He does not appear to intend to enter either the Republican or Democratic primary. While his independence is commendable, this makes his path to victory much more difficult for reasons of practical politics. Independent candidates lack a si
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Zogby: 57% of public at least somewhat aware of SOPA. 68% of the aware oppose
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15y ago
Do you know any US citizens? You can certainly encourage any US citizens you know to contact their Reps and Senators.
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15y ago
If not google.com, then maybe youtube.com, which would have very likely been shut down in its early days had SOPA existed then.
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15y ago
I agree - type overloading says templates to me rather than inheritance. C++'s tuple class lets you do some of the cool listy type things you can do in Haskell. Using typedef tuple<double, double> FloatPoint and taking it from there
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15y ago
You can see Browser-share as opposed to Browser-version share if you go to the statcounter page linked above. Webkit is around 6% and Chrome is 27% making WebKit ~33% and rising. All versions of IE are ~38.5 and falling. Firefox is ~25% and
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15y ago
I agree the manufacturer would not necessarily take on the bulk of the risk. However, there is supposed to be less risk once this technology is perfected. If the technology is indeed superior to human drivers, auto insurers will offer disco
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15y ago
I always thought it was because basic PHP was so intuitive for anyone familiar with a C-like language.
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I sometimes fall into the trap of not asking questions in order to avoid looking stupid. However, when bullshit rises to a certain level and I've heard practically no substance, I don't ask questions mainly because I don't care. Once the bu
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15y ago
A bit simplified: when an ant moves to a food square, a new ant is produced from a hill.
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15y ago
The reporter said it was just to prevent algae growth.
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15y ago
Good question. The Treasury controls numerous trust and pension funds that are heavily invested in US Bonds. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Holders_of_the_National_De...
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15y ago
So maybe get these companies to spend nine figures founding a non-profit to systematically challenge the patent trolls' portfolio.
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15y ago
You are right. I hadn't even noticed those checkboxen.
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dmooney1
15y ago
C++ is an 'Other' language? I am feeling really, really unhip.
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15y ago
Perhaps a third dimension? Certainly there are simple and innovative hacks. Certainly there are complex, traditional hacks.
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15y ago
How was this data collected?
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15y ago
ASP.NET works with Apache and Nginx. See http://mono-project.com/ASP.NET
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15y ago
The differentiator to me is the SuperStar will figure out how to avoid writing a lot of the code Competent guy will write cleanly. A mix of both works really well when SuperStar can gently steer Competent in the less complex direction.
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15y ago
Definitely the X-47B could be called a robot (or an autonomous, mobile robot if robot takes on the broader definition used by a few of the other commenters). I wonder how it reacts if it is engaged or damaged. Does try to self-preserve by e
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15y ago
An RC car with a camera and a shotgun is not a robot any more than a toy you buy at Radio Shack or a hobby shop.
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16y ago
Fairfield County Connecticut is similar but you'll get more living space for the money. You can get a decent rent for <$1000. Fewer hipsters though. More minivans.
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16y ago
Except with reddit, people don't go to site Y, they go to /r/Y.