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by eguanlao 6y ago
Survey results of back-end JS: https://2019.stateofjs.com/back-end/ Only those who know about the annual State of JS survey.
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by eguanlao 6y ago
Ruby has influenced https://crystal-lang.org/ .
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by eguanlao 6y ago
I love calisthenics. I do the Recommended Routine over at Reddit Bodyweight Fitness: https://www.reddit.com/r/bodyweightfitness/wiki/kb/recommend... . I do this routine in addition to my Olympic weightl
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by eguanlao 6y ago
I do both Olympic weightlifting and CrossFit. I like Olympic weightlifting more--it's my passion. I use CrossFit to keep fit. I'm a 73-kg class weightlifter; been lifting since 2018. My snatch PR is 75 kg, and my clean & je
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by eguanlao 6y ago
CrossFit uses strict work as part of their training, such as strict pull-ups, strict toes-to-bar, etc. There are even strict versions of their famous benchmark workouts. One of them is "Cindy, Strict!" ( https://www.cr
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by eguanlao 6y ago
Pilates will not help you in an event that requires you to be at your physical best. Strength and speed will. Powerlifting, Olympic weightlifting, bodybuilding, and gymnastics/calisthenics/bodyweight training for strength. Runn
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by eguanlao 7y ago
What does "encline" mean?
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by eguanlao 16y ago
I recommend http://netfirms.com/ . Excellent service.
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by eguanlao 16y ago
... along with Verizon Math: one cent is equal to one dollar.
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by eguanlao 17y ago
This should not have been posted. You can find better interview questions for each technology by searching the Web. For example, http://google.com/search?q=java+interview+questions .
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by eguanlao 17y ago
Americans do not idolise elegance. The definition of "idolise," according to the Oxford dictionary, is to "revere or love greatly or excessively." We do not see this idolisation of elegance in the way Americans dress and, most importantly,
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by eguanlao 17y ago
I do not think dress codes are "idiotic." I understand why they exist for companies and organisations. I went to an all-boys Catholic school in Sydney, Australia, and we wore navy blazers, ties, and polished shoes. It was about respect and
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by eguanlao 17y ago
Bank of America's "My Portfolio" is also driven by Yodlee.
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by eguanlao 17y ago
I use Yodlee MoneyCenter ( http://yodlee.com/ ). It's free and has been around for a long time. Yodlee has had more features than Mint.com for years. Also, it's the back end of Mint.com.
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by eguanlao 17y ago
Wow! Fabulous link. Thank you. It just so happens that I am in Montreal at this very moment. I came here for the weekend to get away from Chicago. I am thinking seriously about moving out of the United States to either Montreal or Pari
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by eguanlao 17y ago
Co-creator of Django here, everyone. "Mad props" to you, Mr. Holovaty, for Django. Oh, and your guitar playing is great.
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by eguanlao 17y ago
I sing. I took voice lessons for many years, and was "president" of my high school choir for two consecutive years. I love jazz and adult contemporary. I sang two songs at the Green Mill Lounge in Chicago: "Come Fly with Me" and "Summer
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by eguanlao 17y ago
I was referring to the cut/selection of the shirt coupled with the tying of the tie. My mistake for not making that clear. You are correct. Ties are intrinsically constraining. And so are belts. I find that if I want to be more thoughtf
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by eguanlao 17y ago
For suits, I wear shirts with a variety of spread collars to match the formality of the suit. (Yes, suits vary in formality depending on colour, pattern, weave, and fineness of the fabric.) And with those shirts, I like the Windsor and th
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by eguanlao 17y ago
I find constraining clothes are constraining because they are ill-fitting. Solution: do not buy ill-fitting garments. Most men do not know how to buy clothes that fit. For those men who do know, they were fortunate enough to learn from
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by eguanlao 17y ago
I thought I'd share this thread with my favourite gentlemen's clothing forum: http://askandyaboutclothes.com/forum/showthread.php?p=944058 The men who frequent these fora are not those fashionistas you are probably thinking of. They rang
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by eguanlao 17y ago
Actually, it does serve a practical purpose: to bring attention to one's face. Unfortunately, you don't see/get that. And that's OK because not everyone gets aesthetics, design, colour harmony, lines, etc. It's just like not everyone is
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by eguanlao 17y ago
I don't see that at all. I don't see how a knotted piece of silk that completes a certain sartorial ensemble; and that comes in a variety of colours, patterns, and textures; discourages independent thought and creativity... especially crea
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by eguanlao 17y ago
I wear neckties whenever the mood strikes me, and I'm a Java developer. I was well into clothing before I became a programmer. I like neckties for aesthetic reasons, and the same goes for suits and sport jackets. Yes, I've been harassed
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by eguanlao 17y ago
I agree. It would be nice if the two were separated.
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by eguanlao 17y ago
Write "come code." Hmmm... Well, you win money for it.
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by eguanlao 17y ago
I guess they are skimming. I have negotiated, and they don't accept my desired rate. My current contract used the recession as an excuse to lower my rate. And, I was out of work in Jan and Feb due to hardly any contracts in Chicago and n
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by eguanlao 17y ago
Regarding "B," are you thinking of direct contracting or subcontracting?
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by eguanlao 17y ago
I love it! I'm inspired. There are so many problems out there to be solved with Web applications, and money to be made.
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by eguanlao 17y ago
I am a Java programmer in Chicago. I do corp-to-corp contracts. I am currently getting $58/hr for subcontracting with a Chicago consulting firm for a six-month gig. I was getting $67/hr at my previous gig. I wish I were making much, muc

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