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It cost $37,000 to send Maciej to Antartica to write about it. At $20,000 for the YC Fellowship, it seems like an absolute steal. I for one would love to see the results of this experiment.
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Thanks for sharing the story. I just bought a copy. I love cats and enjoyed my automata class in school, but I would have never thought to take such a nerdy topic and turn it into a puzzle game.
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And rent control doesn't apply to single family homes. That said, if the market falls it is easy to end up with a mortgage that costs more than rent, a fact that I am unfortunately familiar with.
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11y ago
Wait until Evernote and Pocket flame out and pick up the leavings? (It worked with Delicious...)
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I got a bit of that when I moved to SF. It's harder to pin Midwesterners down by accent, though (city folks, anyway).
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And Paris -- one of the most beautiful and quaint cities -- has three times the population density of San Francisco.
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I don't think it's crazy. There's already over 60,000 units in the development pipeline: http://www.socketsite.com/archives/2016/02/a-record-62000-un... This timeline is measured in decades, bu
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Forcing everyone to build parking makes building more expensive ( http://www.thestranger.com/news/feature/2015/07/29/22612207/... ) and spread out (google "parking crater" for examples,
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Lots of people want to live in an urban setting. Build more urban neighborhoods, everywhere.
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We estimate the average Rails project includes 8 HTTP clients (plus Net::HTTP in the standard library, of course). HTTPalooza makes it easy to use them all.
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Show HN: HTTPalooza – Ruby's greatest HTTP clients on stage together
(httpalooza.com)
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I have a mid-2010 MBP that is in dire need of replacement. I was disappointed to see rumors that the 15" Skylake MBP might not come out until September!
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I found it strange that Martin suggests that the gaps in TDD-style tests with regard to dealing with bad input should be filled by integration tests, which due to their complexity seem more likely to cover the happy path, rather than fuzz t
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I live nearby and I wouldn't call it neat. It looks like a parking garage, because it mostly is one.
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Founders are subject to vesting like other employees. Sometimes VCs will require a new vesting period when investing. I suspect he lost any unvested shares.
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Except, probably, the CEO's. https://books.google.com/books?id=_h4eF9H9UtQC&pg=PA93&dq=%2...
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I was skeptical, but looking at the features it could replace Evernote for the way I use it. The main reason I don't use a directory full of text files is I like being able to drag in images.
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W2 employees have all kinds of protections that 1099 contractors don't. Paid sick time, FMLA leave, retirement plan contributions...A big difference is that 1099 contractors must pay their own self-employment taxes (15%) to cover Socia
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The most recent issue of Mother Jones also has an article about Liss-Riordan and her employment law lawsuits. According to the article, she got her start suing restaurants that were skimming tips from employees -- which Uber is also accused
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This is one of my favorite novels. Well worth reading. The background surrounding its writing is fascinating and makes you appreciate the novel even more.
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Restated: Pick the right startup, grit your teeth, work there for the 10+ years it takes to go public, and trust it won't steal your equity, a la Zynga. Even if you do pick the right startup, you should be able to leave to pursue other
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Charles Babbage, perfectionist engineer
(recursion.org)
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How to tell if an article about the USPS is hackery: check and see if it mentions that Congress requires the Postal Service to fund its pension obligations for 75 years.
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Shouldn't it be the US and German governments that are offering amnesty from criminal prosecution for Volkswagen whistleblowers?
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What's most amazing to me about this is that Yelp hasn't expunged the post!
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Sometimes you can get better terms but where and when I was contracting they were pretty standard.
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Yeah, we stitched to a hosted solution.
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Fair warning: This project is hella abandoned. It works, but don't expect much. Source: Previously used it to power our status page.
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Former contractor here. At some point you have to commit to what you want to do and do it. There's some good suggestions in this thread for finding your first full-time gig. One thing that I want to point out is that before you make th
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Interesting. The angle that all the books are rated 4+ stars is clever (see the press release). I wish it was easier to try Amazon's hardware, and this seems like a step in making that possible. But I was surprised it's so book fo
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