ldarcyftw

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   by ldarcyftw 4y ago

   Isn't it South to North as the weather is warming up?
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   by ldarcyftw 5y ago

   GraphQL tooling exposes enums as such, I believe
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   by ldarcyftw 5y ago

   Any suggestions for great diagramm site/catalog (like dribbble for designs)?
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   by ldarcyftw 5y ago

   Have you seen HotChocolate's GraphQL (+Blazor +websockets)? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLOZ3hhJKBE
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   by ldarcyftw 8y ago

   Would you mind to call out the worst parts?
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   by ldarcyftw 9y ago

   What’s the catch though? If learning KDB+/Q/K nets you a nice comp why not everyone and their dog are learning it yet?
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   by ldarcyftw 9y ago

   That’s the number adp.com gave me. Note that it’s like 35 years from now and yes, it includes (I think) C and D parts. Of course a lot of things may change in the next 35 years.
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   by ldarcyftw 9y ago

   Well, it is a number adp.com (site which helps to manage your retirement/payroll data) tells me.
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   by ldarcyftw 9y ago

   What's the point in getting all those $$$K if a single major medical event (like cancer) will bankrupt you? Ah, and I just checked my retirement calculator. It claims that once I retire at 67 I'll have to pay $8K/month for my
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    by ldarcyftw 9y ago

    Douglas Coupland book, no?
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    by ldarcyftw 9y ago

    There are such things as micro-ORM as well, btw. Still an ORM though.
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    by ldarcyftw 9y ago

    ORM stands for Object-Relational Mapping (wikipedia). It is just a way to map domain objects to tables. There is no "promotion the use of state" in that definition. It is your choice to start using state in a (mis)designed manner
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    by ldarcyftw 9y ago

    Sounds pretty cool. Is there a website/forum/place to start?
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    by ldarcyftw 10y ago

    Well, at least in Ruby and Javascript variables are references to objects and it is trivial to implement a linked list in both.
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    by ldarcyftw 10y ago

    Hmm, which (general) language has no pointers or references?
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    by ldarcyftw 10y ago

    A small yoga/acro studio I attended had after-class snacks and Saturday/Sunday activities. It depends on the owner level of involvement I assume.
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    by ldarcyftw 10y ago

    Apparently there is a 10-year 0-tax on non-Portugal income. Road to residency is quite straightforward (for non-EU citizens) (not sure about citizenship though). On the other hand, bureaucracy is quite bad I've heard.
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    by ldarcyftw 10y ago

    Let's say I have $1K at Fidelity. Which fund should I buy (long-term growth)?
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    by ldarcyftw 10y ago

    Wrap the router in foil?
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    by ldarcyftw 10y ago

    <1% CPU IE
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    by ldarcyftw 11y ago

    Don't forget that those 250k are pre-taxes, and salary in Ukraine is usually quoted after tax afaik.
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    by ldarcyftw 11y ago

    Would you be willing to elaborate on things you wanted to fix/options available/experiences?
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    by ldarcyftw 11y ago

    Handstands
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    by ldarcyftw 11y ago

    http://www.reddit.com/r/digitalnomad ?
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    by ldarcyftw 11y ago

    You can't depend on outside world's behavior. You simply can't . It's just outside of your control so there is no point to worry about it.
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    by ldarcyftw 12y ago

    It looks like Azure ML will scale out and run parallel code paths simultaneously automatically - any feedback? http://blogs.technet.com/b/machinelearning/archive/2014/06/2...
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    by ldarcyftw 12y ago

    As for hard-to-recreate benefits, Seattle could be another option (multiple ski resorts around, couple of >= 11k mountains nearby).
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    by ldarcyftw 12y ago

    One of the clearest frameworks to make those 3 (G, E and D) a core part of your product. Thanks!
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    by ldarcyftw 12y ago

    I wonder if you could simply wrap the modem in an aluminum foil (provided that you have your own router connected to it).
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    by ldarcyftw 12y ago

    Seattle, WA/Anywhere, Local/(partial) remote, Full Time/contract Stacks: Frontend: HTML, CSS(+SASS), Bootstrap, Javascript/Typescript/Coffeescript, jQuery, AngularJS, Rx.js, qUnit, WebRTC, emscripten, WebGL Backend1