On my way to LaLa for two days of meetings. I'm sure my staff can handle that million-and-a-half in contracts I drafted that need to be pushed through asap without me, right? 'cuz I am on vacation all next week. #perfecttiming
Give my best to the 405 -- we spent a lot of time together. Good times, good times...
Awwwww. I found this gem recently in the office.
AC stopped providing us with nice, delicious cool air last night, so I get to spend the day waiting for repair dude to show up. It had better get fixed today or the Mrs. might expire from the heat. Probably right after she offs me.
I now live in an old farmhouse without central air. Window units finally went in yesterday, though a large room unit was up and running in the main living area a few weeks ago. These things only work so well... but well enough, I suppose. Air conditioning amazes me - once you have it, it is so difficult to live without it, but... people did, for the longest time.
I remember sleeping in the bathtub as a kid because cool metal.
i bet cheaptoy has some suggestions for some cool metal.
sorry, lost me at "Alright" 😛
I got rid of AC in my house 4 years ago. It gets sweaty at times but I’ve survived.
The problem is that houses built in the past 30 years have terrible circulation. He face west and have to run the air from 4-7 all summer long. Even with a 75 degree day we'll get over 80.
Yep. Windows are terrible for insulation. They're desperately needed for circulation. Everything else is less drafty too.
I never had ac growing up, in fact the Mrs. & I were married and in our 30's before we had a place with central air. However since Mrs. Rows doesn't have a thyroid anymore and she's "going through the change" keeping her cool is kind of a priority these days.
OMG, been there. Don't know how many times I've woken up too hot because someone's thrown their covers over onto me.
I have fond memories of sleeping in my mom’s semi-finished basement in the summers before she finally had A/C installed, an improvement forced by my little brother’s pulmonary health.
Hey Rhu - you do a lot of SQL work right? Or am I thinking of someone else?
Well...yes. Doesn't make me an uber expert, but I've worked with it a lot.
What are you trying to do Mags, I can probably help if rhu can't
I've been looking at/thinking about doing some sort of data science and/or DB management to go with my GIS. I'm having trouble finding pure GIS work.
I've gotten to dabble with some Oracle Spatial lately. Unfortunately somed of what I'm trying to do is better supported in version 12 :/
Ah cool. SQL is a good choice then, though the trend around town for bigger orgs seems to be moving to serverless or graph solutions.
One thing I know has been marketable here is being able to do some work in C#
I've heard that Db is just as good also.
You're fired.
Agreed. Where's the â™?
For some reason, that seemed to me to be overexplaining the joke.
I suspect you're kidding, but D isn't a terrible choice if you want to end up at C++/D shop
The C# comment was based on that the medtech community is the largest in the area, and as they move into more and more location based data it could be a good fit for you.
I've also seeing more and more request for Vue work, which could also be a good fit. I know it's more frontend but their MVC model seems to jive with people with more backend experience.
My bread and butter freelancing this year has been commenting other people's code, so if that's something you might be interested in let me know. I know my bandwidth is at it's limit, so I could pass the next couple if they happen before August.
I want to know what share of your pay is related to you suppressing the "who wrote this shit?" comments?
Probably non zero, but I guess I usually know what I'm walking into. Though I did write "This loop does nothing. Should delete" already today. Git blame usually helps. And I guess I charge a higher rate for doing this kind of stuff so Shrug
Just got 2 Champions Club tickets for 2 days after Father's Day. I told my siblings they are in a race for second favorite kid!
Well, heck. Big time local favorite Red Schoendienst has died, at 95.
A small inheritance collected by Jay and Gina from their grandfather's death also played into the ill will among relatives
It's nestled in there, but it's there.
But in which direction? Ill will from others towards them? Ill will from them because they were disappointed in the size?
I think being abandoned would be tough enough without seeing that she could actually be a loving mother to her new kids. It doesn't condone what they did, but gives some context.
My mother's father did the same thing. Beloved by her half-siblings (who I know nothing of) and second wife. I met him twice, and I know he died before I was ten.
Mom's stepdad (who married Grandma when she was a single mother with five kids and Mom was still little) was Grandpa.
I'm apparently tweeting with LaVelle (non-contentious division) about drug testing. I think he deleted a tweet where he said Perkins was tested many times after his DL stint (at least I can't find that response anymore).
Started here:
Fernando Abad hit with an 80-game suspension for Stanozolol. Man, what is going on with so many Latin players busted with this drug in them?
a big POW! for pop art.
On my way to LaLa for two days of meetings. I'm sure my staff can handle that million-and-a-half in contracts I drafted that need to be pushed through asap without me, right? 'cuz I am on vacation all next week. #perfecttiming
Give my best to the 405 -- we spent a lot of time together.
Good times,good times...Awwwww. I found this gem recently in the office.
AC stopped providing us with nice, delicious cool air last night, so I get to spend the day waiting for repair dude to show up. It had better get fixed today or the Mrs. might expire from the heat. Probably right after she offs me.
I now live in an old farmhouse without central air. Window units finally went in yesterday, though a large room unit was up and running in the main living area a few weeks ago. These things only work so well... but well enough, I suppose. Air conditioning amazes me - once you have it, it is so difficult to live without it, but... people did, for the longest time.
I remember sleeping in the bathtub as a kid because cool metal.
i bet cheaptoy has some suggestions for some cool metal.
sorry, lost me at "Alright" 😛
I got rid of AC in my house 4 years ago. It gets sweaty at times but I’ve survived.
The problem is that houses built in the past 30 years have terrible circulation. He face west and have to run the air from 4-7 all summer long. Even with a 75 degree day we'll get over 80.
Yep. Windows are terrible for insulation. They're desperately needed for circulation. Everything else is less drafty too.
I never had ac growing up, in fact the Mrs. & I were married and in our 30's before we had a place with central air. However since Mrs. Rows doesn't have a thyroid anymore and she's "going through the change" keeping her cool is kind of a priority these days.
OMG, been there. Don't know how many times I've woken up too hot because someone's thrown their covers over onto me.
I have
fondmemories of sleeping in my mom’s semi-finished basement in the summers before she finally had A/C installed, an improvement forced by my little brother’s pulmonary health.Hey Rhu - you do a lot of SQL work right? Or am I thinking of someone else?
Well...yes. Doesn't make me an uber expert, but I've worked with it a lot.
What are you trying to do Mags, I can probably help if rhu can't
I've been looking at/thinking about doing some sort of data science and/or DB management to go with my GIS. I'm having trouble finding pure GIS work.
I've gotten to dabble with some Oracle Spatial lately. Unfortunately somed of what I'm trying to do is better supported in version 12 :/
Ah cool. SQL is a good choice then, though the trend around town for bigger orgs seems to be moving to serverless or graph solutions.
One thing I know has been marketable here is being able to do some work in C#
I've heard that Db is just as good also.
You're fired.
Agreed. Where's the â™?
For some reason, that seemed to me to be overexplaining the joke.
I suspect you're kidding, but D isn't a terrible choice if you want to end up at C++/D shop
The C# comment was based on that the medtech community is the largest in the area, and as they move into more and more location based data it could be a good fit for you.
I've also seeing more and more request for Vue work, which could also be a good fit. I know it's more frontend but their MVC model seems to jive with people with more backend experience.
My bread and butter freelancing this year has been commenting other people's code, so if that's something you might be interested in let me know. I know my bandwidth is at it's limit, so I could pass the next couple if they happen before August.
I want to know what share of your pay is related to you suppressing the "who wrote this shit?" comments?
Probably non zero, but I guess I usually know what I'm walking into. Though I did write "This loop does nothing. Should delete" already today. Git blame usually helps. And I guess I charge a higher rate for doing this kind of stuff so Shrug
Just got 2 Champions Club tickets for 2 days after Father's Day. I told my siblings they are in a race for second favorite kid!
Well, heck. Big time local favorite Red Schoendienst has died, at 95.
The son explains the nasty obituary.
http://m.startribune.com/son-who-wrote-humiliating-obit-about-mom-we-wanted-to-get-the-last-word/484867381/
It's nestled in there, but it's there.
But in which direction? Ill will from others towards them? Ill will from them because they were disappointed in the size?
I think being abandoned would be tough enough without seeing that she could actually be a loving mother to her new kids. It doesn't condone what they did, but gives some context.
My mother's father did the same thing. Beloved by her half-siblings (who I know nothing of) and second wife. I met him twice, and I know he died before I was ten.
Mom's stepdad (who married Grandma when she was a single mother with five kids and Mom was still little) was Grandpa.
Curiosity Rover Finds Organics Hidden In Mars’ Mudstones And Methane In Its Atmosphere
I'm apparently tweeting with LaVelle (non-contentious division) about drug testing. I think he deleted a tweet where he said Perkins was tested many times after his DL stint (at least I can't find that response anymore).
Started here:
He apparently deleted his Perkins response to my Gomez paraphrase, but still retweeted my response to it.
found it
Huh. How'd you do that?
I fell asleep with twitter up and it was still there when I woke up.