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So what salary does a mid-level developer earn at a London startup at the moment? I know a bunch of people at more traditional software places (i.e. not startups) in the £40-60k range. I know a some people who've gone through accelerat
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Don't buy the 'sharing economy' hype: Airbnb and Uber are facilitating rip-offs
(theguardian.com)
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Barry Minkow and ZZZZ Best
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12y ago
http://ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html > Please don't bait other users by inviting them to downmod you.
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12y ago
> Xah,It really sounds like you need a bitcoin address. Only on Hacker News. This guy needs professional support for his mental health issues, food to eat and help in finding a steady job.
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12y ago
Metro is a free commuter newspaper. Mostly adverts. It's not exactly the New York Times.
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Giffen good
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Hmm, I was hoping for some impressions of using Julia for numerical computing. The mechanics of list comprehensions and uppercasing some text seem a little tangential.
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"Data Scientist" is to "Statistician" as "Coding Ninja" is to "Developer".
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Are acqui-hires really making failed team members rich?
(startupsanonymous.com)
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13y ago
Can you point out three insightful comments from below the Washington Post piece? (Time of posting ~16:19 GMT.) I'm seeing the standard "1%" and Disgruntled of Tunbridge Wells type comments that you see under every newspaper
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13y ago
Occlusion boundaries are always a challenge for vision algorithms. The defects you see are probably due to incorrect depth estimates in these regions. My guess is that for efficiency on a mobile device, they are using a simple window to agg
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Presumably that part was written in JavaScript.
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Our Naive "Innovation" Fetish. Everyone loves the buzzword of modern America
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Hucksters and hustlers: inside the hidden brand orgy of SXSW
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I swear Facebook is slowly turning into Lotus Notes. It's got the the little messenger panel on the right. It's got the clunky mail client, it's got the calendar and you can invite people to a meeting/party. You have to
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13y ago
Python has bindings/libraries for everything under the sun.
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I have a list of concerns and questions as I am doing something similar. Would be interested to see what you make of it: What does your boss/supervisor think of your startup? How much do you talk about it at work? Are you worried that
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Come on, this is a complete straw man. The article is not saying it's physically impossible, because clearly it isn't, it's saying there are legal and logistical problems to consider. Plus, following your argument you could s
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Interesting, thanks for the correction. I don't think the handover issue is a fundamental problem with the drones though. For example you could receive an automated phone call to let you know the package is hovering above your house. I
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That's why they don't just leave packages on the street, at least not any package I've had delivered by courier in the UK. You have to sign for it otherwise it goes back to the depot and they leave you a note.
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Except you'd also have to deal with the delivery driver. It's valid to observe that a bored kid may not think much of shooting down a small unmanned quadrotor, whereas they might not be so keen to attack a delivery man or a car co
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I understand what you're saying but I am referring to people I've worked with. I'm not saying that there is no bias in that observation or that a certain kind of networking will somehow turn into you an amazing developer. May
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When I was a minion at a medium sized software company, if you had emailed me at my work address I would have either not replied or would have done so very cautiously. If we had met through friends or at a meetup, I'd have been happy t
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The explanation text and login buttons flash up while loading (Nexus 7 2012 model) then disappear, leaving me with just a map and a green header with no text at all.
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How to design a class
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Aren't things like writing pathfinding algorithms half the fun of making a game?
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I saw what you wrote about your dot product speed issue. Did you try using NumPy's einsum function? http://docs.scipy.org/doc/numpy/reference/generated/numpy.ei... It's really fast for this kin
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13y ago
Eating is broken . It's time to disrupt the digestive system!
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But dude think of the metabolic hacks and read about my one weird trick for rapid weight loss.
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