My "Side"? I don't believe I ever stated how I was voting or how I leaned. In fact my entire post was pointing out how candidate positions are opposite from what one would think.
So we have a democratic VP that is pro TPP and has no problem with Americans that can't find jobs.
We have a GOP candidate's daughter that more or less pitched parental rights, and they applauded it. Then a GOP candidate that came out against TPP. WTF is going on with this race.
The problem isn't technically how to do it. It's how to do it within the confines of what space is available on the car.
Poke around a modern car, truck or heavy equipment and it's 'full'. Had VW done it properly the first time the floor pan of the car would have likely had a completely different shape than what was shipped.
They had to find a solution that worked and worked on the car's dimensions as it shipped.
EMRs aren't designed by anyone that actually uses them. I keep trying to convince my wife and all of her medical friends to just spend a bit of time picking up some Python or UI tools and the world will beat a path to your door. Imagine an EMR designed by people that use EMRs.
And the default screen for the doctor isn't the default screen for the nurse isn't the default screen for the receptionist.
"If the item is out of stock say "Remind me"" and you'll get a notification when it's back in stock. (Hint, that's not going to be on Prime day when the price is back to normal.
Today Show and Good Morning America are about 30 seconds of news then the remainder trying to sell what ever Comcast/Disney movie is about to be released, "deals of the day" that really aren't. Some fluff pieces. There's always a cooking segment with a star if said movies.
If you don't even manufacture in China it's hard for them to get your IP. I bet she went for the cheapest person that could injection mold her idea and didn't think about what would happen once they had the designs.
I highly doubt that they would import a product made at some local shop to reverse engineer it and start making clones.
It's one of the most frustrating things about watching a kickstarter fail because they decided to go to China. When I'm developing a new tool or idea I have a much better response time with a local shop. I can swing by after going to the bank, just tell them in my own English words exactly what I want done and they'll likely be able to do it. How many kickstarters have a "Sorry about the Delay, prototype.... was delayed because apparently there's a New Year in china". What takes a Week locally usually takes 4-6 months with Chinese transit time.
She chose to make it as cheap as possible and got her initial $700k for one year as a result. She could have either charged more or cut revenue to manufacture locally and had a business that lasted 5-10+ years.
There are parts of the world where people leave others people alone for the most part. Not everything needs to be bolted down. They're very nice to visit and live in.
Let me guess, you're the person that uses the self check out lane and then calls the attendant because the sale price didn't ring up then wants to write a check?
I have enough in my life that I want to do to not waste time on stuff I have to do. My wife and I solved the "we need toilet paper"/'I forgot the toilet paper" conundrum a long time ago with subscribe and save. We have a Dash button next to laundry and dish washing detergent. About out? Pres the button and in 2 days the mail man drops it off.
Once upon a time you actually could get milk delivered to your door. Now I have to fight through geriatrics that don't understand how a single queue checkout works,
I'm still waiting for Amazon to join up with Marvel and release a Echo for the garage that can go by Jarvis. Jarvis, turn on the dust collection. Jarvis, order some 8 mm x 20 mm grade 12.9 bolts.... When your hands are full of axle grease (or baby spitup) the Echo is a pretty good device for an alpha version. It's not quick Trek's Computer but it's a good start.
Self interest is only a small part of the equation. You also have to have access to the tools and documentation. I'm a terrible self learner. I tried and failed to learn many other languages through 'self learning' and it went nowhere. (I still have a Cocoa and Objective-C book on my shelf that never went past the first 5 pages). I, along with others like me, need a more hands on approach. It took me ~5 years to get to the same level of proficiency with PHP as I had with Matlab because of that.
However I do agree that the curriculum needs to change a bit, don't tell people what they can do with Python. Ask them what they like to do and show them how they can use Python (or any language) to accomplish that. I have a shop out in the garage. I got sick of measuring wood to be cut so I used Python, Smoothie Board, stepper motor and now my Miter saw measures its own wood. (And once I get the mechanics figured out will cut it too).
My miter saw now has a flask front end with API. I can sit in my house and have it measure off wood to be cut. I don't think I've ever seen a Python example that told me I could do that. It started off with "What do I want to do... and how do I get Python to do it for me".
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My "Side"? I don't believe I ever stated how I was voting or how I leaned. In fact my entire post was pointing out how candidate positions are opposite from what one would think.
If you have a car build after the early 90s you already have a car with a network. If it's newer than 2003 it's CAN.
Here's a cheat sheet: http://canbusacademy.com/resou...
So we have a democratic VP that is pro TPP and has no problem with Americans that can't find jobs.
We have a GOP candidate's daughter that more or less pitched parental rights, and they applauded it. Then a GOP candidate that came out against TPP. WTF is going on with this race.
The problem isn't technically how to do it. It's how to do it within the confines of what space is available on the car.
Poke around a modern car, truck or heavy equipment and it's 'full'. Had VW done it properly the first time the floor pan of the car would have likely had a completely different shape than what was shipped.
They had to find a solution that worked and worked on the car's dimensions as it shipped.
If you search for the top senders a 'noreply' is on there.
If you start digging through the e-mail sources there's some pretty interesting (but politically boring) data in there.
Someone is running "CommuniGate Pro SMTP 6.0.4" in 2016. It was released on 28-Mar-2013 and has had Bug fixes since then
https://messages.whitehouse.go...
Is not resolvable from the outside it seems.
want to live in a society where the government dictates everything from on high
You mean like who I'm allowed to have sex with? What women are allowed to do with their bodies?
You'd almost think they were to the point of micromanaging bathrooms.
People still use those? Google is still the fastest and best:
filetype:torrent [your query]
Because people keep demanding that it gets cheaper so that tape gets sent off to India where it's transcribed by someone that barely speaks english.
Evidence based medicine isn't an advantage?
EMRs aren't designed by anyone that actually uses them. I keep trying to convince my wife and all of her medical friends to just spend a bit of time picking up some Python or UI tools and the world will beat a path to your door. Imagine an EMR designed by people that use EMRs.
And the default screen for the doctor isn't the default screen for the nurse isn't the default screen for the receptionist.
Does your tax guy have $250k+ of med school debt?
It's coming.
Because so much happened to Clinton's camp when they were taped doing stuff like this during the primaries.
He could have reported the problem to his corporate managers,
That worked so well for Thomas Drake.
the process for intelligence oversight mostly works really well
Citation Needed
^H^H^H^H^H^ I mean shilling.
"If the item is out of stock say "Remind me"" and you'll get a notification when it's back in stock. (Hint, that's not going to be on Prime day when the price is back to normal.
Today Show and Good Morning America are about 30 seconds of news then the remainder trying to sell what ever Comcast/Disney movie is about to be released, "deals of the day" that really aren't. Some fluff pieces. There's always a cooking segment with a star if said movies.
Then finish it off with a song from some artist.
Or Jill Stein depending on how you think things should go.
flipped them into supporting a warmongering, corporatist, Wall Street shill.
Um, no.
> You do realise that this was a 100% made in the USA product right,
100% Assembled in the USA. Look at the box.
If you don't even manufacture in China it's hard for them to get your IP. I bet she went for the cheapest person that could injection mold her idea and didn't think about what would happen once they had the designs.
I highly doubt that they would import a product made at some local shop to reverse engineer it and start making clones.
It's one of the most frustrating things about watching a kickstarter fail because they decided to go to China. When I'm developing a new tool or idea I have a much better response time with a local shop. I can swing by after going to the bank, just tell them in my own English words exactly what I want done and they'll likely be able to do it. How many kickstarters have a "Sorry about the Delay, prototype .... was delayed because apparently there's a New Year in china". What takes a Week locally usually takes 4-6 months with Chinese transit time.
She chose to make it as cheap as possible and got her initial $700k for one year as a result. She could have either charged more or cut revenue to manufacture locally and had a business that lasted 5-10+ years.
Deploy them in a civilized place.
There are parts of the world where people leave others people alone for the most part. Not everything needs to be bolted down. They're very nice to visit and live in.
What toilet paper or dishwasher tabs does your local community make?
We regularly get our fresh vegetables from the farmers market. We buy a half a cow from the parents of one of my wife's co-workers.
What part about writing checks helps the local community?
Let me guess, you're the person that uses the self check out lane and then calls the attendant because the sale price didn't ring up then wants to write a check?
I have enough in my life that I want to do to not waste time on stuff I have to do. My wife and I solved the "we need toilet paper"/'I forgot the toilet paper" conundrum a long time ago with subscribe and save. We have a Dash button next to laundry and dish washing detergent. About out? Pres the button and in 2 days the mail man drops it off.
Once upon a time you actually could get milk delivered to your door. Now I have to fight through geriatrics that don't understand how a single queue checkout works,
I'm still waiting for Amazon to join up with Marvel and release a Echo for the garage that can go by Jarvis. Jarvis, turn on the dust collection. Jarvis, order some 8 mm x 20 mm grade 12.9 bolts.... When your hands are full of axle grease (or baby spitup) the Echo is a pretty good device for an alpha version. It's not quick Trek's Computer but it's a good start.
Self interest is only a small part of the equation. You also have to have access to the tools and documentation. I'm a terrible self learner. I tried and failed to learn many other languages through 'self learning' and it went nowhere. (I still have a Cocoa and Objective-C book on my shelf that never went past the first 5 pages). I, along with others like me, need a more hands on approach. It took me ~5 years to get to the same level of proficiency with PHP as I had with Matlab because of that.
However I do agree that the curriculum needs to change a bit, don't tell people what they can do with Python. Ask them what they like to do and show them how they can use Python (or any language) to accomplish that. I have a shop out in the garage. I got sick of measuring wood to be cut so I used Python, Smoothie Board, stepper motor and now my Miter saw measures its own wood. (And once I get the mechanics figured out will cut it too).
My miter saw now has a flask front end with API. I can sit in my house and have it measure off wood to be cut. I don't think I've ever seen a Python example that told me I could do that. It started off with "What do I want to do... and how do I get Python to do it for me".
And what was your dad's job? Was he blue or white collar?
Stay at home Husband here.
It's a fucking lot of work. And a lot of boring repetitive work.