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Isn't it South to North as the weather is warming up?

GraphQL tooling exposes enums as such, I believe

Any suggestions for great diagramm site/catalog (like dribbble for designs)?

Have you seen HotChocolate's GraphQL (+Blazor +websockets)? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLOZ3hhJKBE

Would you mind to call out the worst parts?

What’s the catch though? If learning KDB+/Q/K nets you a nice comp why not everyone and their dog are learning it yet?

That’s the number adp.com gave me. Note that it’s like 35 years from now and yes, it includes (I think) C and D parts. Of course a lot of things may change in the next 35 years.

Well, it is a number adp.com (site which helps to manage your retirement/payroll data) tells me.

What's the point in getting all those $$$K if a single major medical event (like cancer) will bankrupt you? Ah, and I just checked my retirement calculator. It claims that once I retire at 67 I'll have to pay $8K/month for my medical insurance.

Douglas Coupland book, no?

There are such things as micro-ORM as well, btw. Still an ORM though.

ORM stands for Object-Relational Mapping (wikipedia). It is just a way to map domain objects to tables. There is no "promotion the use of state" in that definition. It is your choice to start using state in a (mis)designed manner but please don't blame ORMs for that.

Sounds pretty cool. Is there a website/forum/place to start?

Well, at least in Ruby and Javascript variables are references to objects and it is trivial to implement a linked list in both.

Hmm, which (general) language has no pointers or references?

A small yoga/acro studio I attended had after-class snacks and Saturday/Sunday activities. It depends on the owner level of involvement I assume.

Apparently there is a 10-year 0-tax on non-Portugal income. Road to residency is quite straightforward (for non-EU citizens) (not sure about citizenship though). On the other hand, bureaucracy is quite bad I've heard.

Let's say I have $1K at Fidelity. Which fund should I buy (long-term growth)?

Wrap the router in foil?

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Don't forget that those 250k are pre-taxes, and salary in Ukraine is usually quoted after tax afaik.

Would you be willing to elaborate on things you wanted to fix/options available/experiences?

Handstands

http://www.reddit.com/r/digitalnomad ?

You can't depend on outside world's behavior. You simply can't . It's just outside of your control so there is no point to worry about it.

It looks like Azure ML will scale out and run parallel code paths simultaneously automatically - any feedback?

http://blogs.technet.com/b/machinelearning/archive/2014/06/2...

As for hard-to-recreate benefits, Seattle could be another option (multiple ski resorts around, couple of >= 11k mountains nearby).

One of the clearest frameworks to make those 3 (G, E and D) a core part of your product. Thanks!

I wonder if you could simply wrap the modem in an aluminum foil (provided that you have your own router connected to it).

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