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by Steeeve 9y ago
Tell that to the school districts.
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by Steeeve 9y ago
> You’d be surprised (I was!) at how much memory leak your JavaScript has if you don’t monitor it. What are the most recommended ways to monitor for leaks in client-side javascript?
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by Steeeve 9y ago
The power of slack isn't in their technology, it's in their marketing. There have been a thousand IRC clones. Few have gained any traction at all. I suspect under new management it will falter, but at the same time I also think
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by Steeeve 9y ago
I'm curious as to what was so difficult with picking up Celery? I found it very straightforward, not appreciably more complex than what you've laid out. Not that Celery is the only way to go. This is good work - I'm just in
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by Steeeve 9y ago
That is awesome! I would love to see it worked out in a way that it would output different content depending on password.
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by Steeeve 9y ago
> Seriously? No true scotsman... err investor... would imply that the stock market is risk-free. ... > But the argument is that investing passively in a well-diversified index shifts most of that risk away from total loss--as in your
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by Steeeve 9y ago
The 30 minute overview has me excited about going through it. I really like how they have structured it. Thanks to all for recommending it!
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by Steeeve 9y ago
Both of the investments I referenced were solid until they weren't. My adult life has seen 3 major market crashes and a terrible recession. I've watched neighborhoods go into foreclosures on 80% of their homes. I've had fri
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by Steeeve 9y ago
> Anyone that didn't panic sell during the crash has recovered. What does 500 shares of Pets.com sell for these days? All the people who had pensions heavily invested in Bear Stearns High-Grade Structured Credit Enhanced Leveraged F
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by Steeeve 9y ago
> a good portion of scholarships go to star athletes instead. That's simply not true. There are vastly more academic scholarships available than athletic scholarships. Athletic scholarships are regulated and limited to ensure that
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by Steeeve 9y ago
Skip college, invest in stock market. People love to chart out how great it is to invest in the stock market and how historically it generates great returns. Nobody seems to remember everyone around them losing enormous amounts of money wh
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by Steeeve 9y ago
Reading your post I find myself understanding what you are saying... maybe. And that's my point. Communication is unclear. It's hard enough to follow this topic for many people that want to keep updated. The fact that you have
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by Steeeve 9y ago
> I really don't understand the argument that people can safely type "SHA-3" but not "SHA-2 512/256". Would it help if we renamed SHA-2 512/256? The name is a serious problem. If you work with this stu
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by Steeeve 9y ago
That's interesting. As a contractor I saw them whenever subcontracting, but they were always willing to clarify to the point that they didn't want me contracting with any of their customers directly (and usually only ones that I
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by Steeeve 9y ago
How does this work when you purchase a royalty free license and then use it in an open source project?
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by Steeeve 9y ago
> It really feels like a part of my personality was frozen in time when I went on the drugs, and that as I come off them slowly that part of me has thawed. I'm sure you are talking about antidepressants, but I wonder if the same isn
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by Steeeve 9y ago
I keep reading about software developers who sleep every night and work 8 hour days. Both are completely foreign concepts to me.
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by Steeeve 9y ago
Hmm... My first thought was that 151M call records is not a significant amount considering that we're talking about the population of the United States. Rough calculations based on some very round numbers is that this would account for
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by Steeeve 9y ago
The difference being that margin investing by novice investors has already led to the worst economic collapse in history.
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by Steeeve 9y ago
From an entrepreneurial standpoint, yes. If you have $120M in venture funding, somebody should have stopped and asked the questions - how do we protect the brand? And what are the dangers to this brand? That's a pretty enormous miss.
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by Steeeve 9y ago
> Poor form? You could squeeze the bag and get almost an identical amount of juice. They should provide some sort of actual value to their customer. I can squeeze a honeydew by hand and get plenty of juice. Pomegranate not so much. Kal
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by Steeeve 9y ago
I think there's a big gap between the target market for this device and the average consumer. A commercial cold press countertop juicer is usually a few thousand dollars. A consumer model is ~$3-400. Cold press juicers are supposed t
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by Steeeve 9y ago
It states that it only needs about a minute of someones voice.
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by Steeeve 9y ago
While it's true that you can buy your way to decent customer service, I'm of the opinion that airlines should treat all customers as if they will one day have a $50k travel budget.
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by Steeeve 9y ago
The perspective of customers at the airline executive level is skewed. They see customers as a danger, not as a valuable part of the ecosystem. Whether you treat people kindly or you treat them like cattle, there will still be the same se
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by Steeeve 9y ago
I always find that when building architecture documentation after the fact, you want to re-factor or at least re-engineer a lot of the code base to account for areas where lines are crossed or decisions were made that might be performant an
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by Steeeve 10y ago
> 20% of people who sign up to drive Uber are approved to do so That's bizarre since the only qualifications are that you have a car, have insurance, and don't have a terrible driving record. A bad driving record is OK, they&#
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by Steeeve 10y ago
I for one think it's fantastic that you were open to modeling the project in this way. It seems to me that there is a lot of hostility thrown at Docker in this thread because people assumed the worst based on a comment in a pull reque
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by Steeeve 10y ago
I don't disagree. But it was a funny moment. He came at it rather innocuously - like he didn't know that it would be a firecracker of a question. Probably was just making conversation. You could have heard a pin drop waiting f
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by Steeeve 10y ago
Sorry... I don't know how to put it into words. There was an immediate pause felt by everyone within earshot, including her. You could tell she was deciding whether the pressure of being in a public social atmosphere was enough to ge

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