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corprew

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About corprew

i produce and reduce technical debt on the quest for new and interesting things to learn and do; contact information on my website @ aitch tee tee pee ess colon slash slash charlie oscar romeo peter romeo eagle whiskey dot org

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    Based on context on their site, this looks like it was generated in ~2019 from data gathered before that, and some stuff in it is out of date as other comments mention.

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    Comment #46346188

    Yeah, Code39 would be really festive.

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    Comment #42300934

    DataJoint | Senior Engineer | Remote (US), Houston/Austin, TX | https://datajoint.com DataJoint is seeking a Senior Engineer skilled in building computational platforms in modern c…

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    Comment #34617629

    Record360 | 3 Engineering Roles | Remote | FTE | CONUS Record360 is an asset inspection and workflow company that works in heavy equipment and other logistics spaces. We make simpl…

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    Comment #28577428

    I was really disappointed when I saw this, but not because of the content, which is great, but because I saw Cats (Year) and assumed that the link was going to be explaining git us…

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    Comment #25262601

    In addition to what the peer comments say, Africa has learned a lot of lessons in fighting infection disease outbreaks from fighting Ebola: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/article…

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    Comment #23679025

    Russia, in 2017. https://www.nytimes.com/2017/11/21/world/europe/russia-nucle...

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    Comment #21921911

    If you care about not killing birds, ban outdoor cats and contribute to your local feral cat spaying charity.

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    Comment #21899719

    CVE-2017-15908

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    Comment #21693319

    > Would have been nice to have an executive summary That's Indexing and Abstracting, not Cataloging, a different area of librarianship/information science. Sorry. More seriously: T…

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    Comment #21486917

    This works out well in practice -- the ruby parser that ships with the language (the 100 levels one) works for most purposes and will even go back to an all-ruby implementation if …

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    Comment #21314967

    Personally, I'm on a tight Things.app Bear.app loop; professionally, it varies. For keeping professional stuff up to speed I'm on a Things.app ingestion -> Asana loop that throws o…

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    Comment #20640280

    it's removed from "natural gas" when they make LNG. the amount generated by nuclear reaction byproducts is trivial by comparison. See https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/…

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    Comment #20640271

    Helium has a lower condensation temperature than Natural Gas, so when they make liquid natural gas for shipping, they can take out some percentage of the helium relatively easily a…

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    Comment #20451526

    Although it should be noted in that article: "Over the follow-up period, there were 341 deaths from cancer: 154 among participants who took vitamin D (1.1%) and 187 among those who…

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    Comment #20358644

    I have a side project that I've been working on which is re-implementing a couple of old rails4 projects that old customers still use in Phoenix/Elixir. It's been going pretty well…

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    Comment #19401841

    Farewell and good luck on your new adventure, loved your product and used it to our great advantage a few years ago.

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    Comment #19401831

    waffle.io was github projects, built on top of the github api, a few years before github projects. basically a github-based kanban board. It was pretty great if you were a smallish…

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    Comment #19285507

    Location: Seattle, WA, US Remote: Yes (Experienced Remote SDM) Willing to relocate: Yes (within the PNW) Technologies: Last several projects have been cloud-based Rails projects, I…

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    Comment #19068353

    the tunnel was always sort of dumb, but seattle had a really reasonable traffic growth plan for its expected growth. the actual growth has been way higher than the plan.

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    Comment #18590900

    'guys' may not be the word you're looking for here.

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    Comment #18187196

    check out this paper by danah boyd from 2000, for discussion of more or less this issue in virtual reality. https://www.danah.org/papers/sexvision.pdf

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    Comment #17956557

    don't you mean "some memes refuse to die no matter how much RF radiation they're exposed to?"

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    Comment #17013309

    This is really neat, but I'm sad that it didn't start with classic modem sounds.