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Does anyone notify you of upcoming removals? We've maybe purchased hundreds of movies over the years and we'd never know something was removed.

I saw one in real life for the first time this summer, at the Museum of Flight near Seattle. It looked beautiful of course, but the cabin was incredibly confined. Not like airlines…

I currently use IPVanish. I'm pleased with the uptime and service. Every now and then I get disconnected and everything reverts to using my normal connection, which isn't very secu…

The NY Times twitter accounts are saying this is false: https://twitter.com/NYTimesPR/status/976499121799483394

I sure did, posted last month too.

Emprise | Regular and Senior Web Application Developers | Connecticut, Virginia, possibly remote (US Only) https://www.indeed.com/cmp/Emprise-Corporation/jobs/Web-Appl... https://w…

Awesome resource. Kubernetes sure is the hot thing right now, I just wish I had any excuse to use it. Can anyone recommend a more general resource? Possibly something that covers a…

As a remote senior lead who's hiring developers right now, I'm making a point of telling people whether we'll consider remote or not. Unfortunately my company really wants on-site …

I see people with lower salaries complaining and I feel bad and then I see people saying $200-300k is normal for their region and I complain.

I would say, "since the ISS". The ISS isn't as exciting as sending humans to another celestial body, but we'll never get to Mars without the lessons learned and it's an amazing fea…

I hadn't considered the benefits for dev/local instances... I've known about Kubernetes for some time, but my current job never deploys anything that Kubernetes could improve, so I…

REMOTE (US Residents Only) or ONSITE in Connecticut/Virginia USA Emprise is an established nautical software and hardware company based in Ledyard, CT. We're looking for several fr…

I've been using Stash to invest in some EFTs. I've only put in $50 to date and will put in more since the market is doing well but I did it more as a learning experience. What woul…

I look for signs of understanding. I want to see an understanding of git - they have repos with appropriate commits, good commit messages, awareness of licensing, decent READMEs or…

I think Apollo 13 did a lot to show what talented engineering teams can do. They also didn't shy away from real terminology and rarely stopped to explain it. No other movie has don…

Voyager is probably the most badass awesome thing ever. Every single aspect of space travel is an engineering/mathematic/scientific marvel. Not only did we plan, build, launch thes…

I read those links because I'm really curious but I clearly lack the prerequisite knowledge.

You shouldn't be linting third party code to begin with.

I have it on my Amazon wishlist. It's going for close to $500 right now.

Several years ago we chose AngularJS/v1 for an enterprise-level app. Once Angular/v2 was announced it was still more of an experiment, but things have changed far faster than we an…

Two-way binding is amazing for smaller sites, but it becomes a nightmare for an enterprise-level app. Digests, and having to wait for the next event cycle is an incredible headache…

I feel like the author assumes that what's true for him will be true for everyone, - it lacks some valuable perspective. I agree with communication - it's the only day-to-day conta…

We abandoned it at v4 because it just doesn't fit within the modern landscape. Building the DOM via JS wasn't going to work for us. We had to re-learn how make simple things and we…

I've long struggled with NoSQL. My data is relational, and I've been long taught to normalize and de-dup my data, so how do I use this? I keep feeling like I'm missing the genius b…

Exactly. I would rather take a first-semester web development student who shows those foundational bright spots than a 20-year developer who does this as a 9-to-5 job. I work with …