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The History of Money in America [video][35:40]
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Nice. What are you up to with this?
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> Mr Puzzles, clearly based on a misunderstanding of the movie Saw. He's a bad guy attempting to kill people via elaborate set-ups that make no sense. There are a lot of Saw movies so it's possible the bot spent 400,000 hours w
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> However, Gmail will truncate emails that are more than 102KB Could not reproduce this. Just tested with a 174102 character email, and the email went through fine. Here's a repository with a file containing 120001 characters. Expl
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The CTO and co-founder of the company left without notice 18 months after company creation/me joining. He burned out. He's doing great from what I've seen and has recovered a couple of months after quitting. He went back to a
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Raymond Hettinger: https://twitter.com/raymondh He either tweets Python code snippets , or insights about Python.
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Many things can happen in six months and you could end up not joining the company. Either way, I'm sure you can learn the stack. Here are some meta-skills and tips that will still be relevant whether you join the company or not and wh
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I don't think the author necessarily meant 'tweets' when using the word 'pitches', given the following: > two of which they would want expanded and fleshed out or even fully scripted, for $200.
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This is funny because a dildo in French is called "God"/"Gode", for "godemichet".
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What does that mean, because of the currency? Are you referring to DZD? If that's the case, the transactions would not be in DZD but in EUR, USD. Companies have bank accounts that are in EUR, or USD, and they'd link their account
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Fire Starting: No Matches, No Lighter – The American Frontier [video]
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I'd also be interested in a Stripe-in-the-first-place for the rest of the world. Right now, it's only in the U.S., Western Europe, a bit of South America, Australia, India, and a few dots in Asia. https://stripe.com
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I think there's a typo in the code example for the Python client that would result in a NameError if run from mixpeek import mixpeek Should be from mixpeek import Mixpeek Given that it is the class instantiated below. One
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Faculty reflect on two decades of rapid expansion
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This is dangerous as well, especially in enterprise deals where the prospects say they like the product but it lacks one feature, and someone on the team goes "Sure, we can add that" with the delusion that they'll close the d
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> I'm prototyping a culture growth platform for startups that's employee-centric. I don't understand this. What does it mean?
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I don't.
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> So far your instinct as product designer/manager/engineer might be to take what customers say they want at face value. That would be the worst way to go about building anything. Taking solutions from customers as opposed to
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Hi, do you have a blog or some place where you write about these topics?
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Well, if you come to Algiers, hit me up. It's very cheap to live here. 1700 sqft ~ 170 square metres for 500 euros per month (this: https://mobile.twitter.com/jugurthahadjar/status/14513681938... ). Hotel room
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How do I build something people want?
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Would you put your contact information on your profile, and link to what you have built? The world is small.
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Now, when you book an Airbnb, you can be sure it has good WiFi
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We've been using GitLab for years. No problems. Repo management, issue tracker, Wiki, Docker image registry (and package registries at the repo level), deployment tokens and keys, CI/CD, it's all there.
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It's very doable. Our team is in Algiers, Algeria, but our clients are mainly in Europe. The company charges full rate so the clients are not going to the company for "cheap outsourced talent". We have a structure in Europe f
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By the number of "San", it either questions the sailor expression "a woman in every port" as either saints getting around a lot, or that the Spanish got around a lot.
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Isn't pedantry why we come to HN to read comments of precise people educating us and learn a bunch! Thank you for this.
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I had a fleeting brain fart. Thanks/sorry for catching it. I know Ukraine's capital, but what's done is done.
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A specific example would be that we were went to litigation and I would have loved if our lawyer had a technical background when I tried really hard to draw his attention to subtleties that would make it a fucking slam dunk. For memo, we lo
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Yes. The example was a beautiful parable and I tried to write one, albeit more 'concrete' (pun intended on both concrete in construction and sidewalks, and programming with reference to concrete classes).
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