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by NearAP 8y ago
I got the same message and I'm using Chrome, no ad blocker and I'm not in incognito mode.
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Newsweek publishes exposé about itself after staff firings(washingtonpost.com)
5 points by NearAP 9y ago|1 comments
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by NearAP 9y ago
1) https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2017/09/trump-is-back-to-cal... 2) https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/2017/world/national-...
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by NearAP 9y ago
I've been using GAE for a while now starting from when they only supported Java and Python (I think). It's my go to source when I want to create an MVP or proof of concept. I've also used it to run some sites with medium traf
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Now on Oracle’s Campus, a $43M Public High School(nytimes.com)
2 points by NearAP 9y ago|0 comments
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by NearAP 9y ago
If you use GAE, you get a free plan on SendGrid (up to a max) and I've used it to send mails to gmail and yahoo accounts. Don't recollect anyone ending up in spam but I haven't sent them in thousands. Will keep your comment i
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by NearAP 9y ago
Reminds me of this - https://twitter.com/ads_mdavn/status/890101529914560516
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U.S. To Collect Social Media Data on All Immigrants Entering Country(nytimes.com)
3 points by NearAP 9y ago|1 comments
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by NearAP 9y ago
The first time I saw that the site was not a sub-domain of Equifax.com, I was worried that someone would quickly create a copy and I would mistakenly enter my information on the site. Subsequently, each time I had to go to the site - to che
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by NearAP 9y ago
This is welcome news. This means I no longer have to track and manually renew my Let's Encrypt certificates for my websites. I also see it as a way to incentivize folks to use GAE (not only are you getting free quotas to run your app,
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by NearAP 9y ago
I was able to setup a 90 day alert with Transunion using the link you provided. It was a breeze to do so. However I noticed that even though I was already signed in to Transunion website, I had to sign in again. The other thing I found conf
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by NearAP 9y ago
Apart from the core message that the author was trying to push across, I immediately noticed that names/faces of family/friends were not masked. I personally wouldn't like it if someone put out my information this way. I thin
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by NearAP 9y ago
Your link says the size is 6,300sqms. That is not a plot. According to [1], a plot is about 648sqm so the above is roughly about 10 plots. [1] - https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/understanding-land-sizes-meas...
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Oracle is quietly becoming the most intriguing company in advertising(businessinsider.com)
3 points by NearAP 9y ago|0 comments
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Verizon to Lay Off 2,100 Employees After Finalizing Yahoo Deal(nytimes.com)
1 points by NearAP 9y ago|0 comments
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by NearAP 9y ago
OK. You should note - someone from your company posted this job here in April and I pointed out the PM position wasn't listed. Same job posting in May and still no listing and now again in June, no listing.
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by NearAP 9y ago
Product Manager position is not listed on the careers page.
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The FBI translator who went rogue and married an ISIS terrorist(cnn.com)
1 points by NearAP 9y ago|0 comments
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by NearAP 10y ago
Product Manager Job is not listed on the linked careers page.
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by NearAP 10y ago
I get that but there has to be a balance. Both Brian Williams and Judith Miller were in my opinion justifiably held to account for their false reporting and I believe that helped improve the fact-checking in those news organizations. Someti
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by NearAP 10y ago
The greatest disadvantage of this is that sometimes they publish (repeatedly/often times) stories with provably false 'facts'. Since there is no byline, there is no 'single' person to hold responsible or call out fo
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Uber Releases Diversity Report and Repudiates Its ‘Hard-Charging Attitude(nytimes.com)
5 points by NearAP 10y ago|0 comments
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by NearAP 10y ago
I've tried using their API and the one for comments is not reliable. It typically errors out (abruptly) when you're retrieving comments for an article. Posts/comments to their developer forum also typically goes unanswered fo
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by NearAP 10y ago
> reason about Products: 1) If it's an existing product and someone is asking for an enhancement. You need to ask - is this enhancement unique to this person/client or does this apply to a generality of users/customers? 2)
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by NearAP 10y ago
I'm curious - did NYTimes amend the title of their article? I'm asking because the title of this post on HN doesn't correspond to the title on NYTimes and I was under the impression the submission guideline here says to use t
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by NearAP 10y ago
Are you worried about the consolidation going on among hospitals i.e the fact that it seems like hospitals are becoming part of a group and thus end up having unified medical record systems? For example, Palo Alto Medical Foundation has hos
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by NearAP 10y ago
One other 'thing' - there are some services that you have to enable billing before they are available on app engine. Google also typically gives you a 30 day/$XXX credit for it. That is a nice feature. The 'challenge&#x2
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by NearAP 10y ago
I believe I've made this comment before - Google App Engine is good and quickly allows you to get a proof of concept off the ground. But the documentation SUCKs big time - the language is obtuse, the documentation is repeated in multip
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by NearAP 10y ago
With the old appengine console, you just went to one url - appengine.google.com and you found all the links in one place - application, logs, datastore, etc Since the old appengine console was deprecated, it is difficult to remember the url
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Accused New Orleans candy snatcher facing 20 to life for pocketing $31 in sweets(theadvocate.com)
2 points by NearAP 11y ago|0 comments

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