The stories we tell ourselves. The progress of technology needs a full spectrum of adoption. From early adopters who jump in before kinks and warts have been banished, to a late majority who bring scale to the now-safe choice. In most cases, for example, I like to be an early adopter. Take getting the first version of the Macbook Air. While many fretted about and scorned it for too few ports or not enough speed. I accepted the shortcomings by telling myself that this is.

All work-from-home gigs are not created equal. There is a vast ocean between being a member of a distributed team and just being a remote worker. Insead, they can be represented as a typical Venn diagram. But you might as well be.

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Jotting random thoughts and experiences down. On April 19, 2017 by osake. This should also work in hex or even a 3D maze since floors and ceilings are effectively a wall pair. On March 2, 2017 by osake.

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Monday, July 17, 2006. Any experienced Rubyist knows that the language can be used to create short, powerful shell scripts and integrate disparate systems, even if the community. Is just now realizing how powerful Ruby can be in the enterprise. Has a 2GB limit on commits! Ruby script to the rescue! .