BukhariH

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by BukhariH 11y ago
It's not an 'asshole' manoeuvre to pay people more to come work with you. After all those engineers and scientists don't belong to CMU or the NREC.
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by BukhariH 11y ago
When I was reading through it I was thinking way too much text. Really well designed but they really neglected to talk about their business model. I mean I would have loved to have known how much their 'OneWatt' breadboard cost to
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by BukhariH 11y ago
> "they wanted a clear seperation between health care and employment" Couldn't the company let the employee choose their own therapist and then the employee can claim the money back up to a certain amount? It would provide
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Tidal Music Streaming Fails Where Apple Watch Succeeds(bgr.com)
1 points by BukhariH 11y ago|0 comments
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by BukhariH 11y ago
It's completely randomly generated. Hint: If you type in a GitHub username that doesn't exist like "IBetThisUserDoesNotExist" you still get a grade :)
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by BukhariH 12y ago
Great question! Initially, I didn't quite understand the premise of the question which is why I couldn't get the right answer but after googling around I found the correct premise and the correct solution in this article: http:&#
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by BukhariH 12y ago
"Wildcards are explicitly banned by browsers and CAs when making the EV requirements: otherwise you get *.company.com being used for bankofamerica.com.company.com like what happened with DV certificates." That doesn't make se
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by BukhariH 12y ago
I would encourage people to read the full essay he wrote ( http://www.cato-unbound.org/2009/04/13/peter-thiel/education... ). Infact, this is the essay he was asked about in the Q&A. Thiel was talking
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by BukhariH 12y ago
Google is not a car company. They don't want to compete with professional car designers. What Google wants to do is create a car that is not aggressive in it's design because they want other road users to feel comfortable around a
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Buffer's Actual Revenue Metrics Live(buffer.baremetrics.io)
1 points by BukhariH 12y ago|0 comments
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Bill Gates answers questions about Java during a deposition (1998) [video](youtube.com)
188 points by BukhariH 12y ago|170 comments
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by BukhariH 12y ago
I've been in the exact same situation with AWS ( http://cl.ly/SHOu ). It was a nerve recking couple of days but I contacted AWS support and they were extremely good. They helped me secure my machine and then cancelled
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by BukhariH 12y ago
This a pretty solid recommendation. Mayer has pivoted yahoo strongly towards content and BuzzFeed is pretty much the most solid content start up out there right now. It sounds like an obvious purchase.
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by BukhariH 12y ago
No. It's a standard bond but the bond paper is held by the court. When the court case comes to a conclusion, then you get your bond paper and you keep any interest earned.
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Show HN: Sinatra App Generator(github.com)
6 points by BukhariH 12y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: A simpler package manager for Windows(github.com)
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Nokia creates a launcher for Android(techcrunch.com)
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by BukhariH 12y ago
Pull request to revert the change: https://github.com/reddit/reddit/pull/1071
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Reddit stops displaying upvote/downvote numbers(github.com)
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SocketCluster – WebSockets that scale to 100K messages per second on 8 cores(github.com)
93 points by BukhariH 12y ago|24 comments
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Eldritch – DSL for async programming in ruby(github.com)
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by BukhariH 13y ago
From what I've heard and seen: £60,000 and above is a decent salary if you're a mid tier developer in London. Working at a start up should also mean you get some equity in the company but that depends on how early stage they are.