Bedon292

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by Bedon292 9y ago
It is about the entertainment, perks, and access. So depending on the creator how I go about it. For one person the highest level of perk is $5, and they also have thousands of supporters, so I only do $5, but for another they have much few
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Verizon admits to throttling video in apparent violation of net neutrality(theverge.com)
42 points by Bedon292 9y ago|4 comments
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by Bedon292 9y ago
Its not just about the yard though. There are many other factors to it. It is a balance of a lot of things. Schools, safety, privacy, space, cost of living, ability to save for their future, ability to save for retirement, pollution, and pl
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by Bedon292 9y ago
We were just about to switch to Lever, and then this comes out. Seems like a nice option when we are already using GSuite for everything. Really curious their pricing and abilities though.
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by Bedon292 9y ago
I find it an awesome tool to advance knowledge. I recently had to take calc again after 10 years, and it helped me get back up to speed super fast. I would do the work, check the answer in the back of the book, and if I got it wrong, I woul
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by Bedon292 9y ago
I had a math teacher who agreed. Me and another student sat in the back and we programmed the calculator to do whatever she taught us that day, which she was reviewing it with the other students. Since we developed the tools, we obviously h
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by Bedon292 9y ago
I don't think answer that question honestly takes you out of contention. You simply state what your career goals are in broad strokes. Say 'I want to advance to a position to mentor others' or 'I want to be managing a sm
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by Bedon292 9y ago
Does your college not offer integration with google scholar? Go into the settings and check 'Library Links.' Scholar then gives me a link directly through the library proxy if the University has access to the Journal. It is amazin
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How Steve Jobs scammed Apple for free lunch(businessinsider.com)
22 points by Bedon292 9y ago|8 comments
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The Snap Map is another way to stalk your pals in real time(engadget.com)
2 points by Bedon292 9y ago|0 comments
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by Bedon292 9y ago
Its true, it wasn't cheap, it did take about 2 hours of my lawyers time to do their thorough research. (Edit) But I would much rather spend two hours on a lawyer to be safe, than spend a week on them being in court. And I suppose I was
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by Bedon292 9y ago
That's a good question. I don't think so, not in the DC area at least. They are standard around here. I think its expected that you have, and will sign a new one with the new employer anyways. During my my interview process one of
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by Bedon292 9y ago
Didn't California specifically draft legislation to prevent them? That is very different than challenging the enforceability based on currently existing laws in other states.
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by Bedon292 9y ago
I recently changed jobs, and feared my old employer could (but not necessarily would) come after me for non-compete. So, first my new Employer's lawyer looked over everything and said I should be good. Then I hired my own lawyer, to do
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by Bedon292 9y ago
The Harry Potter books were just released on Kindle Unlimited about a month ago. Its not surprising that they are all up in the top 20, since people are going to read them right after release. It the exact ones in the exact order are likely
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by Bedon292 9y ago
I believe it is s3 at re:Invent. Meaning it contains the s3 API in the trailer and you can use it just like you would s3 in one of the regions, just a local endpoint of it. Would have to re-watch https://www.youtube.com/watc
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by Bedon292 9y ago
If I recall the talk at re:Invent right, they offer guards as an optional feature you can add during travel. "Snowmobile is protected by 24/7 video surveillance and alarm monitoring, GPS tracking, and may be escorted by a security
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by Bedon292 9y ago
To my understanding it makes improvements in a few areas. The first being the tiered approach to where the data is stored. So for instance geospatial data may only store coordinates, and datetime info in the actual gpu memory. So you get ma
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by Bedon292 9y ago
Available on the AWS marketplace already set up: https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/pp/B071H71L2Y Can test it for as little as $0.90 / hour on a p2.xlarge. I know I absolutely cannot wait to play with it.
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Indiana Pi Bill(en.wikipedia.org)
8 points by Bedon292 9y ago|0 comments
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by Bedon292 9y ago
To tag on to this question a little bit. If someone wanted to teach themselves, even without the purpose of getting a job. What books / references would be recommended? I saw a mention to David Barber's book in one of the threads
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by Bedon292 9y ago
Not very familiar with all the basic income plans, but do minors get the income to? US population is about 325M, with about 250M > 18 from what I can find. Not that the savings would help much.
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by Bedon292 9y ago
I came to say the same thing. I really like the dock connector. Contrary to what the article states, I find that it always works with no issues. And being able to plug it in all at once for power, monitors, ethernet, mouse and keyboard is n
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by Bedon292 10y ago
Awesome! Thanks for the update, super stoked for that. Can you also export through GDAL?
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by Bedon292 10y ago
Still not cheap, but you could play with it on an p2.xlarge AWS instance for $4 an hour: https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/pp/B01M0ZY2OV
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by Bedon292 10y ago
That actually sounds amazing, I would totally use that. I am actually hoping that they will create GDAL bindings for geospatial data.
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by Bedon292 10y ago
I definitely searched around to see if this was some late April fools thing, or something like that. I just completely and totally do not understand this product. Plus all the privacy concerns of it...
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by Bedon292 10y ago
Amazing to see the improvements that MapD has made over the past few years. I have been following them for a long time, and was excited to catch wind of 3.0 this morning. Then I get on here to see someone already benchmarking and working wi
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Verizon’s $70 'gigabit' Internet is half the price of older 750Mbps tier(arstechnica.com)
2 points by Bedon292 10y ago|0 comments
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by Bedon292 10y ago
Very interesting work. 3 Quintillion keys generated, 3 private keys with coin in them. I have to wonder what processing power is being put into it, and if that power would be more effective at just mining coin, if someone were just after th

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