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SubMachineGhost
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SubMachineGhost
2mo ago
Can you share more on why regulations will kill it please?
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SubMachineGhost
4y ago
Good luck! I would love to hear more about your training plans if you have set up any. Mine are modest, send 3 v5~v6 benchmarks in my area, red point a 5.11a and solo a multi pitch.
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SubMachineGhost
4y ago
- La sportiva Theory & Katana climbing shoes, i used MadRock shark & drone for a while but after switching to la sportiva i cannot go back. - Tokyo powder industries' climbing chalk, i tried many climbing chalks this is the one
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Apple Security Research Device Program
(security.apple.com)
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4y ago
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6y ago
Mars has 1% of earth's atmosphere, so it will not affect the vehicle, The answer comes from an interview with the engineers here : https://youtu.be/GhsZUZmJvaM?t=534
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7y ago
- Lose 14 kg - Triple my savings - Deliver one of the biggest project at work - Rediscover other hobbies.
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SubMachineGhost
8y ago
i used to work on a payment system and i automated test data generation, you can specify constraints about an an entity you want in your test and the software will generate all the possible instances for that entity. Do you want a credit ca
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8y ago
> And who wants to maintain something in scala that they didn’t write? I do, just joined a Scala team and i am maintaining multiple services and writing my own.
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8y ago
> Google uses my data to target ads at me but doesn’t actually give any of my data to its ad-buying customers. Apple doesn’t do this but is obliged to turn over my iCloud data to the government with a subpoena. I agree with you, but Goog
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Making Sense of Stream Processing (2016) [pdf]
(confluent.io)
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8y ago
Pluto's flyby generated about 8GB of data and it took about 16 months to get all of it downloaded [1], and this data includes more than just the images, and i read somewhere that the Ultima Thule flyby will generate about 6GB of data.
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SubMachineGhost
8y ago
A good thing is you are already, motivated to sit down and work on your side project. I suffered from the same issue and the problem was, i lose focus really easily, so what helped me overcome this is for each session i take to work on my s
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8y ago
git blame shows the last person who modified a line, and this information is retrieved from the commit history. This extension how ever shows you which pending pull requests are changing a given file.
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SubMachineGhost
8y ago
While i do understand where you are coming from, i think if google gave up it will set a precedence and many countries will demand their own censored version of google.
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Ask HN: Is customer satisfaction enough to justify shpping buggy code?
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8y ago
AFAIK if you have messenger installed and you have internet connection, Facebook displays your status as active.
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SubMachineGhost
8y ago
It's a bit similar in France too, on your birthday, your nameday or any happy occasion YOU ARE the one who is expected to bring pastry, cake and drinks to your office, and buy everyone drinks at launch.
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SubMachineGhost
8y ago
If you use sort -u you don't have two repeat files (:
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SubMachineGhost
8y ago
https://github.com/MouslihAbdelhakim/Quick I made Quick to solve your exact problem! we use it to test our batch processes that either generate flat files or write data into database tables. please contact me if you ne
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8y ago
opening links, comment in an other tab.
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8y ago
My insecurities. Due to some life circumstances, i grew up feeling that i am not deserving of being where i am at and that at i am the worst person in any given room. I came to embrace these feelings because they motivate me to keep improvi
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8y ago
> Because it's hard and non-obvious. I would argue that for someone who never programmed functional programming will be much easier to learn. Your statement is only correct for people who programmed for years in an imperative style
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Ask HN: How to prepare for a follow up interview to a technical assignement?
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8y ago
Hey there! Do you guys have some Scala in your code base ? or do you strictly use Go?
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SubMachineGhost
9y ago
That is a really cool idea. thank you!