theGREENsuit

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by theGREENsuit 10y ago
Breakfast: salt-free cottage cheese with granola, fruit and kefir all nicely mixed together. Mid-morning: fruit Lunch: Left overs from last night's dinner, or sandwich. I try to avoid lunches that are carb heavy or a on the greasy side
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by theGREENsuit 10y ago
HP Officejet 4630. It doesn't get a lot of use, so I'm using an IFTTT recipe to print a test page on the first of each month. Trying to avoid having the ink dry out. I've printed maybe 20 pages over the past 10 months.
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by theGREENsuit 10y ago
it's an obscene gesture, like the middle finger.
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by theGREENsuit 10y ago
http://pastebin.com/VwepJ966
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by theGREENsuit 10y ago
What was it?
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by theGREENsuit 10y ago
10 years in IT altogether with 7 of that as a Java web app dev and currently in my 3rd year of integration design / integration development. I've thought about this a number of times and I always come back to the same conclusion:
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by theGREENsuit 10y ago
Get up and walk around. Look out the window. Give your eyes a break from staring at your screen.
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by theGREENsuit 10y ago
Corporate drone checking in. Desk: standard issue cubicle. L-shaped desk. Soul-sucking light grey in color.3' of space to the left of the monitors. 5' of space to the right. Storage is not an issue. Walls colored in very similar s
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by theGREENsuit 10y ago
No. By working extra hours you may gain more expertise but you certainly do not gain time. You can't make time, you can only spend it. How would you reflect working 70-90 hrs/week without holidays? By having senior level expertise
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by theGREENsuit 10y ago
Aside from giving people a call every so often, I use LinkedIn - messages, comment on their posts, etc. I also have a group of former colleagues whom I've worked with at multiple companies and we'll get together every few months.
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by theGREENsuit 10y ago
The techcrunch url ends with: 'iphone-se-apple-small-iphone-seo-is-fun'
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by theGREENsuit 11y ago
http://asmarterwaytolearn.com/js/
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by theGREENsuit 11y ago
I use OneNote. I have a Notebook for each project I'm on, with tabs to keep my notes organized. My small team, 3 people, has a shared OneNote Notebook to allow collaboration. At my previous employer, we used Atlassian's Confluence
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by theGREENsuit 11y ago
I have a project at work involving Cybersource who we've chosen as a processor recently. I'm curious what they considered significant volume.
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by theGREENsuit 11y ago
I'm in a similar situation. Diagnosed with colon cancer at 34 with a 3 year at home and my wife still pregnant with our second one. I ended up switching jobs after my surgery and know that things could flare up again. I didn't bri
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by theGREENsuit 11y ago
I think it's definitely enough to get you hired. It's also exactly how I landed my first job. During the interview, the senior developer that did the hiring made a point of mentioning that having a demo project showed what I could
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by theGREENsuit 11y ago
I've used IRC a handful of times and the greatest benefit is having instant answers to a problem that may be very specific to my environment. I try not to use IRC unless I'm stuck on something I can't find in SO first. The on
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by theGREENsuit 11y ago
I thought the same thing. I assumed it was an app for dealing with clutter on your phone. I'm sure they have their reasons for naming the product as such, but I think 'Butler' or 'Secretary' or something that implie
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by theGREENsuit 11y ago
This is how I go about naming things - by thinking of an associated concept or word or image. Recently, my workplace was looking to name their new BI tool. I thought about what BI gives you, thought about images it invokes, etc. Ultimately,
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by theGREENsuit 11y ago
I keep making terribly slow progress with Apache Camel. I also am trying to re-learn Spring MVC as it's been 4 years since I last used it and I've done very little coding since then.
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by theGREENsuit 11y ago
I imagine the text being said while hearing a number of booo's in the background. The number of voices boo'ing would increase as the number of downvotes increases. I think that even if a downvoted comment may not be popular, it sh
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by theGREENsuit 11y ago
Would you be able to list some German job boards? And, in your experience, how often is speaking German a requirement? I live in North America, but have dual citizenship from an EU nation. I've wondered about packing up and moving to E
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Ask HN: Experience with Dell Boomi
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by theGREENsuit 11y ago
I have this book at home, have read it and although it covers a lot in a short volume, I didn't get out of it as much as I did out of C Programming: A Modern Approach by KN King. Once I bought King's book, C made a lot more sense
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by theGREENsuit 11y ago
None of the jobs I've had over the last few years have made it mandatory to have a LinkedIn account. I don't see how that would make sense and why employers would require you to have it. Do Polish employers require you to have a G
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by theGREENsuit 11y ago
I've only had one instance where I was interviewing while unemployed. All other times, I simply took a couple of hours off work and went off to the interview. I usually would work a little bit extra in the days leading up to the interv
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by theGREENsuit 11y ago
Where do I apply? I spend too much time surrounded by snow and not enough time near a beach.
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by theGREENsuit 11y ago
Logitech MX518. I like how it looks and how it feels. I'm not a fan of heavy mice and don't mind the cord at all. Unless I'm totally out to lunch, I've had this mouse since 2005.
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by theGREENsuit 11y ago
I took an extra semester and never had it come up in an interview. I never thought of it as something I should hide, either. My resume simply lists the school and what my major was. Even if it did come up, I'd simply say I took an extr
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by theGREENsuit 12y ago
More than happy to give it a whirl. Can you elaborate on what you do with the data that's given? Do you store it permanently, how long do you keep it, who else gets to have it?

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