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mcginleyr1
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We (Nike) are https://news.nike.com/news/nike-ppe-face-shields-covid-19-su...
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Comment #21125051
They use SOAP on UDP. I played with it a while back using Sonex https://github.com/harmon25/sonex Have a fork to make some things work under my username.
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Comment #14461583
My dad grew up in Port Richmond (or as he calls it Richmond Harbor Estates) in the 50s and 60s and calls it stoop.
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Comment #14383121
I thought it was helpful when I was doing it the first time. I saw things it made the human capital and self assessment courses much more useful to everyone when I could ask meanin…
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Comment #14292098
100% agree. Your path is based on your teams experience and capabilities, not trends.
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Comment #12628362
Zodiac | Philadelphia, PA | ONSITE, FULL-TIME | Frontend Engineer http://www.zodiacmetrics.com Zodiac is a predictive analytics solution built on the breakthrough consumer behavior…
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Comment #10828293
Sanders also, least in my mind, poses the question to us, is this morally just? We have a large group of people who are born and cannot afford to go to college, are strapped with d…
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Comment #10546692
Interestingly I know a lot of descendants of the Irish Diaspora are starting to take interest in returning work to Ireland. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/why-north-west-ireland-ou…
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Comment #10489944
Wrong for McGinley www.mcginleyclan.org
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Comment #9433693
I actually like the idea of a Holacracy, and you see it in alot of small startups intentionally or not. The generally tend to loose this as they grow. I recently read one of Ricard…
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Comment #9423605
I've been involved in a First Round company since just before the A round. Generally against VC for my ideas. Kinda thinking just grow slow on the side as much as you can, more a l…
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Comment #9282650
I actually was at an advanced planning and scheduling company and did a POS for station planning. The timings they have things down to are impressive. What's not is the insane exce…
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Comment #8242450
I always liked Ion3 a lot despite the conflicts the author had with distros. http://notion.sourceforge.net/ is a fork of it that is maintained.
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Comment #6959424
Engineering utilizes science. But not many engineers need to know as much as Knuth.
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Comment #6580714
Wow I thought I was the only person still loving ion3 and notion. Notion has a few nice updates. Needs much more love.
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Comment #6569184
Am I the only one who still watches This Old House and New Yankee Workshop?
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Comment #5362502
http://arduino.cc/forum/index.php?topic=95037.0
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Comment #5318668
http://www.opendataphilly.org/
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Comment #5275425
I agree Make is great at what it does but too many people really abuse their makefiles and don't use dependency management correctly. I suggest taking a look at http://www.amazon.c…
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Comment #4820985
I worked for a company www.quintiq.com that implemented a declarative programming language. They have a propagator that does much of what prolog does. However the syntax is more im…