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judgardner

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About judgardner

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    Comment #47455548

    Had a similar experience with a vendor. Marketing team requests we add some DKIM settings for yet another vendor that is gonna spam people on our behalf. The requested record is * …

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    Comment #33999436

    Google results will also rank these “high quality” sites above a self hosted domain. To the point where even a direct string search on an indexed page will never return on Google. …

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    Comment #27590071

    Assess the DARPA funding as a portfolio.

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    Comment #25706733

    Linked wiki shows USTDC as inactive for about 40 years. Are there active US bases in Taiwan?

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    Comment #19938924

    “I am actually flying into a star!”

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    Comment #18888521

    Apparently yes. Visa/MasterCard pressure Patreon to drop users with views they don’t approve of. Most recently alt-right users. I think it’s important to protect free speech, espec…

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    Comment #18780604

    Yeah the lack of acoustic treatment is a running thing I see. A few absorbing panels at primary reflection points coupled with diffusers should be the next upgrade on a midrange sy…

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    Comment #18612213

    Agree. I have been using Postgres and Oracle in production since ~2000 (oracle 8i). Postgres is an amazing project but the oracle core database has billions of R&D dollars. Don't c…

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    Comment #18373506

    Agreed, great logs are great. My comment explicitly stated dev environment, not prod, for debugger usage.

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    Comment #18373474

    I think there are two use cases here, I was referring to debugging during development and a lot of replies are regarding troubleshooting an active prod system. Of course we all hop…

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    Comment #18373419

    Fair enough, but attaching multiple debuggers across several interacting components with conditional breaks gets me there faster than incrementally inserting progressively more pri…

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    Comment #18373386

    Whats even better than print for debugging is using a debugger...

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    Comment #18280044

    Seems they corrected pretty quickly, but yeah funny.

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    Comment #17931690

    Whole Wallet as well.

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    Comment #17579004

    Another term for a Loony Tunes Moment is a Minsky Moment[0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minsky_moment

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    Comment #17000786

    Get a cofounder.

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    Comment #10585942

    Agreed, this is pretty standard. One production run reduces cost and if you want the advanced features you pay more.

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    Comment #9189179

    And up to 768GB if you go with 32GB LRDIMMs for about $14k (intel oem chassis).

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    Comment #8388753

    Agreed, these books are interesting and cover the geopolitical aspects of a mars colony attempting to break away from the control a dying earth government.

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    Comment #8363121

    Server lifts are pretty common kit in most colocations. http://www.material-lifts.com/client_images/catalog19960/pag...

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    Comment #8341782

    Enterprise is changing and people are getting fired for buying IBM. http://www.computerworlduk.com/news/outsourcing/3275270/astr...

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    Comment #8327269

    132-51 | IMS | Implementation Ninja Services

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    Comment #6028679

    Subjects enrolled in clinical trials fall under informed consent and are outside HIPPA/HITECH. We actually take steps beyond either of those standards to ensure the data, costing p…

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    Comment #5163278

    > GNI is just a grand total divided by population; Right, per capita, as I stated, but really just GNI is fine too. > people would be making more if the money was divided up evenly…

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    Comment #5162292

    > Quality of life and wages have more-or-less flat-lined while productivity is way, way up. Can you support this? Millions of people all over the world are being lifted out of pove…