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by Mahn 9y ago
This used to be called an IPO, but as it turns out the companies themselves don't want it.
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by Mahn 9y ago
As an European, reading things like these never ceases to amuse me, both the salaries that engineers earn and the crazy high cost of living to go with it. In Germany $120k is the salary of your average successful internet startup CEO and ge
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by Mahn 9y ago
Gold has value beyond store of value, but not nearly as much as you would think. A lot of what makes gold valuable is people's faith on it, and in that sense it's not significantly better than bitcoin. That's not to say that
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by Mahn 9y ago
> If you are poor, getting into business is always hard. On the other hand, there's internet, and self-publishing creative work has never been easier. Business is hard, getting noticed is harder, but all things considered it's
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by Mahn 9y ago
The problem is that a lot of people can't help themselves from falling prey to the attention seeking media. I don't know whether this is something that should be regulated, but there is some responsibility on the party that's
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CORS misconfigurations on a large scale(web-in-security.blogspot.com)
2 points by Mahn 9y ago|0 comments
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by Mahn 9y ago
Let's be honest though, this grid-like interface is going to be used mostly for the NSFW subreddits, where the title and the comments aren't really that important.
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by Mahn 9y ago
> She earns about 825 euros ($990) per month and gets an extra 500 euros ($600) in welfare because of her low wages. > But rents are high — and rising — in Fürstenfeldbruck. Kus’s apartment alone costs her more than 800 euros ($960) p
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by Mahn 9y ago
I don't think this gives you enough information to judge, to be honest. If your gut is telling you this is a red flag, then you should probably heed that feeling, but what you describe is not necessarily a red flag, there are pros an
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Taking PHP Seriously(slack.engineering)
17 points by Mahn 9y ago|13 comments
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by Mahn 9y ago
Reverse engineering. Basically, if you want to take a compiled binary apart to figure out how it works, IDA is the best tool that there is for that job.
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by Mahn 9y ago
I don't have anything against regulations and fines to keep monopolistic companies in check, but that being said, as an European, I can't help but feel a little appalled that there's so much focus on this and so little on act
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by Mahn 9y ago
Tangential, but is everyone using Sublime comfortable with the sidebar on the left? Moving the sidebar to the right is the first thing I do in every editor, and the few times I tried Sublime I was surprised that for all its customizability
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by Mahn 9y ago
Not mutually exclusive, though. The technology is neat, but there's little to justify $4000 a pop tech-wise. Plus, the vast majority of people putting money on it are not buying to fund development or for its future promise, but to sel
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by Mahn 9y ago
Are you suggesting they never had a chance to sell for 19 billion? Because I'm pretty sure all Zuckerberg had to do was pick up the phone in 2009, or even earlier.
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by Mahn 9y ago
Long story short: Document everything in step-by-step guides, then delegate to other people. No earth-shattering advice here. The author also wants to convince you to use Pipefy for that, apparently a Trello for company processes.
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by Mahn 9y ago
I don't think that lead generation ad spending on facebook represents a small subset of the total advertising spend on there. Sure, there are always going to be monolithic companies that market poorly on facebook, but from my experienc
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by Mahn 9y ago
> Facebook ad spending is a waste; do companies actually get a ROI on all the money they give to Facebook? Yes they do, and yes they know. Facebook is very effective at reaching qualified leads, it's not "likes" or "e
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by Mahn 9y ago
> Apple wouldn't want to have to offer a subpar default search offering to their users That's what people thought about maps, too.
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by Mahn 9y ago
My impression is that ICOs are motivated solely by greed. There isn't a whole lot here other than an insatiable thirst to make money.
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Sonic Mania is the highest-rated new Sonic game in 15 years(twitter.com)
1 points by Mahn 9y ago|0 comments
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by Mahn 9y ago
In reality most of the complexity lies in how "close to the metal" it is, not so much on the language or the programming techniques per se. Basically, to program for an old console with limited hardware like the NES, you have to u
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by Mahn 9y ago
> but it surely looks exciting Or terrifying, take your pick.
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by Mahn 9y ago
I have this theory that in a couple decades or three most of the developed world will enter a health crisis, as everyone will suddenly realize that we've been eating and drinking like shit for a long time. Almost 3/4 of what you c
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by Mahn 9y ago
Would I have consensual sex with an attractive celebrity if they took an interest in me? Sure. Would I fall in love with an attractive celebrity if they took an interest in me? Well, no, not automatically anyway, I would have to get to kn
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by Mahn 9y ago
Respectfully, your argument doesn't hold water because it doesn't look like you understand what being/falling in love is. Sexual attraction is 70%-90% visual appearances and mostly biological, but falling in love is not abo
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by Mahn 9y ago
For examples of ideas in search of a problem (rather than addressing a problem), see the vast majority of projects that have done an ICO this year.
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The Book of Life – Developing Emotional Intelligence(thebookoflife.org)
3 points by Mahn 9y ago|0 comments
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by Mahn 9y ago
> Is it possible to accept that and remain monogamous? I think this is something very personal and varies from person to person. To some sex in a long-term relationship is important, to some it isn't. Some hop from partner to partne
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by Mahn 9y ago
The other person should care for you, too (for passionate sex to take place, that is).

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