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Amazon Career Choice Program
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Slate.com n famous economists blogs
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14y ago
Yes please do, and then submit to HN!
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Whatever Happened to Silicon Valley Innovation?
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And as always this bad news for the tech labor market makes wall street happy as its stock is up quite a bit in after hours trading
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I dont think that long (buy) limit orders are ever meant to be used that way, you would place a long limit order below the market price and it usually ends up being executed at that price even if the stock nose dives a lot more
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I had to hit refresh a few times to get a page that loaded
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And here I thought they got their self-driving car productified..especially with a title like that. Imagine my disappointment when its just another "dropbox"
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This part really resonates with me, I really hope that this does occur one day (unlikely though), your heart (stress) and mental health are as important if not more then any job: ”High time pressure over extended periods of time leads to bo
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I applaud them for making sure their own ownership of the company is not diluted, which is something I wish more founders were able to demand when they seek financing. On the other hand, to me it seems like the main goal is to be able to pr
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I found it interesting that they went the root of going for office space at 500$ a month rather then working from home. Since they weren't making any revenue, had they not gotten funding, I am pretty sure they would have stuck to telecommut
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How Instagram Grew From Foursquare Knock-Off to $1 Billion Photo Empire
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I really hope DDG have thought out a backup plan, I am an avid user of their amazing service
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No I do not think that is all, and some could argue that they have 30 million iOS users...but people need to realize, Facebook could have done this for 100,000$, 10,000 times less then what they paid for. And they have the world's largest a
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Outside of the geek squad prices, their price on hardware/software is pretty cheap, and they and their sister company in Canada: Future Shop have single handedly changed the pricing of electronic goods in Canada to much cheaper prices, and
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15y ago
Yes i feel the same, ive learned to accept them, but call me callous i like my books to have interesting and attractive art, in a non sexual way of course
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15y ago
well u have an ipod...i have an android powered sony ericsson xperia and it happens to me regulrly to click a link and my phone detects it as a flag the link
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15y ago
Idea: start a new business model where people agree to being video-taped and then somebody else trims the content to make it more enjoyable to view (remove the non-programming related web searches, work breaks, etc.) - and add some extra vo
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This seems a bit out of nowhere with no proof...
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I am suprised no one has called an outright FAKE on this!
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15y ago
neat idea and i like it, i am curious on what is your competitive advantage here - what would you say you do differently/better then let's say codeacademy ? And how much do you expect to charge people for this ?
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I guess Bash would fit under Shell ?
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Almost no money...Do you have specific details/article ? I would still think to make the prototypes and get the initial robots manufactured must have cost a pretty penny.
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Yup agreed, though I would like to know what the parent commenter experiences have been, since it seems hes involved with some robotics/AI research. I previously posted the following about when will the robotic revolution will occur, to whi
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> Honestly, I think it's pretty obvious that Islam is religious, genocidal, and anti-life (i.e., flourishing human life on this earth). Religious yes, the other parts you are wrong. You are mistaking what some people do in the name of r
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Those are some pretty strong words (religious genocidial death cults), who says they are governed by them ? And for the fighting that goes on in some of these countries, the term civil war would be more appropriate
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At the moment I don't know the details but I know I want to learn how to hook it up to motors/sensors/servos so that I can make a mechanical. One idea is to make a little car that can run an obstacle course. Or attach a robot arm so that it
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Ask HN: Help to start Raspberry Pi development
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Hi, sorry for the delayed response, thanks for your detailed responses, I don't want to go to school again but is there specific classes you recommend like AI, microcontroller programming etc ? Do you work in the industry, you sound like y
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it's a neat idea - now we need one for: laundromats, convenience stores, clothing shops, barber shops...
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