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by 27182818284 7y ago
Apropos this shutdown, Silicon Valley is also shutting down and its last season is slated to premier October 27, 2019.
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by 27182818284 7y ago
hahaha, oh wow. I have been completely incorrect on my interpretation of Amazon's Choice. Historically when I searched for something, I've often find a product in the results with 80-90% of the features I'm looking for. That
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by 27182818284 7y ago
Oh cool, thanks for the link! I should have thought to look at SO, as I generally read those survey results, but it didn't occur to me to look for this question there. 28% is a bit higher than I would have guessed even to that answer.
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by 27182818284 7y ago
The whiteboard threads are always interesting to me because with more than ten years experience in software development in enterprise and startups now, I've never had to do a whiteboard interview. Are they common outside the big six na
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by 27182818284 7y ago
I returned to ebay after years of absence when I wanted a replacement wallet just like one I had 10 years ago. I found it for cheap, it shipped, it was brand new in its packaging. I couldn't have been happier. Since then I've real
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by 27182818284 7y ago
Have there been any accidents? In general I think delivery drivers in cars, on bikes, and other modes of transport tend to be less safe due to the real or perceived need to speed.
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by 27182818284 7y ago
>Iterable` interface in Python is also really neat and useful if used responsibly. Honestly this was a major attraction to python for me a decade plus ago as a student when I started learning--even when I used it irresponsibly. There are
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by 27182818284 7y ago
If I recall correctly, this comes up a lot with null.com too with respect to emails, etc. I think there was even an HN post about all the null@null.com emails collected by someone.
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by 27182818284 7y ago
I hope that it is, because before reaching this comment thread I even thought "I hope it is to fund Blue Origin" We wasted 50 years not going after space like we should have been. Let's get at it.
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by 27182818284 7y ago
Although exposure and feedback are great, I think that exposure via a $1000/$1500 exhibit is a very expensive way to validate parts of your SaaS product at your stage. It isn't that it won't generate leads, it is just a price
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by 27182818284 7y ago
Yeah for years I've found myself having to "-pinterest" out of searches. I wish that it was just removed period.
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by 27182818284 7y ago
I don't know. I actually personally know someone that jumped from PHP to COBOL with no significant problem. They had some gripes, of course, but it wasn't a show stopper and they were able to get to work and be productive right aw
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by 27182818284 7y ago
That's how I felt watching the presentation. It very quickly became apparent this was not a machine for me. I don't work with multiple 4K video streams let alone any instrument mixing or 8K video.
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by 27182818284 7y ago
I feel we may have crossed the Rubicon on this. 2G rings in my ears like "dial-up" Not saying the web needs everyone rocking gigabit (at least not yet), but I don't know that there is hope for 2G. I was working with a 3G devi
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by 27182818284 7y ago
It is a numbers game. It is basically free and if you get 1 in a million than hey that's money. Same with Nigerian email spam I suppose.
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by 27182818284 7y ago
> often in my world? I work in tech and have friends in the Bay area that work in tech and it never comes up. I honestly had forgotten Google had a walkout until this Hacker News post today. Your online search bubble / real life bub
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by 27182818284 7y ago
You can use the + trick and . trick with Gmail addresses too. I think Outlook as well supports the + trick. The only downside to this is that there are plenty of sites that don't accept a + either knowingly or unknowingly.
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by 27182818284 7y ago
Yes, Veep's writers have joked they've had a hard time writing things that would be, well, something you wouldn't find in real life—something completely ridiculous even in the current state of politics. When they're char
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by 27182818284 7y ago
I think this is an underrated comment. I think 99% of my phone calls now are robo-calls or organizations I've done some transaction with calling. Very few (1% or less) of my phone calls are like friends and family--other mediums just t
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by 27182818284 7y ago
Another "me-too" for GitLab CI. We migrated away from Jenkins to it and it has made life day and night easier. We went from builds and such failing at seemingly almost all the time to builds for Windows and other platforms consist
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by 27182818284 7y ago
One of my biggest problems with meal kits was the huge amount of plastic waste with each one. Blue Apron was an example of this with little bottles of ketchup. Look, I have ketchup already in my house. The meal kits need a way for you to ch
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by 27182818284 8y ago
The idea it is a fractal structure is not weirder than the idea it is possibly an alien probe sent over the course of hundreds of thousands of years to pass by our Goldilocks-zoned planet for observation. Does anyone know more about the ini
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by 27182818284 8y ago
I have tons of this. I really hope the gmail team is working on it. I don't get spam anymore, I get someone with a name similar, but not quite mine's receipt, dealership tune up reminders, directTV announcements, information about
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by 27182818284 8y ago
Googling that domain name there are a bunch of headlines like "Acme corportation paid 0 tax". It seems to be part of their usual shtick. The site loads, but really slowly. I feel like it has been slashdotted maybe.
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by 27182818284 8y ago
>public who are already skeptical about fusion, to them fission has not had a great track record. Branding problem. Hell if "clean coal" can start to get inroads then something like "Direct Helium Solar" or something
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by 27182818284 8y ago
Seconding everyone else. I was surprised by how dope this was. I played until like the 70s or 80s.
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by 27182818284 8y ago
I have the feeling in the US, the rate of increase of partially meatless, vegetarian, and vegan households is going to increase. (i.e., meatless adoption acceleration) The polling seems to be all over the map with Gallup saying that vegetar
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by 27182818284 8y ago
That's a good point, and should be mentioned, but I think it is also important to remember that businesses "accept Visa for payments" via a middleman (e.g, Braintree or Stripe) and that is still considered the same as "a
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by 27182818284 8y ago
I've never met the owner of a bar/eatery/brewery that liked Yelp. All of them dealt with Yelp as a necessary evil.
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by 27182818284 8y ago
I'm not with you on this one. I don't live in California and the amount of electric scooters I've suddenly seen out of nowhere is crazy. It might be a fad, but unlike you, I'm more like 30% thinking it is a fad vs 100%.

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