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Some types of employees have very irregular schedules, which can vary on a week-to-week basis. Right now, the most common solution is to review the "master schedule", usually a large printout hung in a common area in the back of t
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I'm thinking it isn't in production yet, based on wording like "we're excited about the prospects" and "although it's still alpha software".
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Can somebody just put one of these in space already? We're seeing a post every week refuting the previous week's posts. http://i.imgur.com/W6CyRnB.gif
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The ease of communication makes it really easy to find like-minded individuals, of practically any opinion a person could hold. When you find a community of people that hold a particular opinion then it's easy for that community to tur
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If there were only a single major vendor, then they would have an effective monopoly which would take years to catch up to, such as iPhones/Android. Instead, we had both Vive and Oculus release at around the same time, and both have se
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I second the sentiments on cross platform! I use MacOS + Linux at work and Windows + Linux at home, so quality cross-platform software is great for consistency.
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The various VR platform vendors have only recently come together on a universal standard, which will ideally be implemented on both Windows and Linux: https://www.khronos.org/vr
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But can I control the intensity of the fire via a proprietary smartphone app and subscription service?
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The key is in tracking quality, latency, and refresh rate. High-end VR (Oculus, Vive) have spent considerable time and effort solving this issue in particular, which unfortunately requires a lot of hardware, but are largely acknowledged to
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I think VR will see mainstream success, as exposure to the technology hits a critical mass, the (mostly financial) barrier to entry falls, developers get more funding, and they get a better idea of what works and what doesn't.
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This is why I always try to brake early and long. Nothing annoys me more than drivers leaving it to the very last second, giving the person behind them as little time to react as possible.
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Tsuro is another great one that can be taught in less than a minute.
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I totally understand the pricing issue, and I think a rough estimate would be perfectly fine, even if they were rounded. A "price range rating" might also work, e.g. $, $$, $$$, with each rating representing e.g. $0-99, $100-299,
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Thanks for putting this together! I've been meaning to get a drone for a while, and it's starting to look like it's about the right time for it. From the perspective of a first-time buyer, what I would most like to see added
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Trying to give an account of one's potential involvement in illegal activities without first consulting a lawyer is a far, far worse idea than just saying nothing at all.
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What's the time frame? How soon do you expect to be able to demonstrate a prototype? Will standard cameras be able to use the memory card? How will the technology protect against devices being confiscated while they are in use?
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So that's like 16,581,375 IPv6 addresses right? How much would all of those cost?
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Ask HN: Preferred database/application diagram tool?
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Table partitions allow for automatic sharding of data across multiple tables, while treating them as a single collection via a parent table.
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So good they can even sing, and so well that they create entirely virtual pop stars: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vocaloid
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There could be reasonable ways to accomplish that. Knowing how well a candidate handles frustrating situations is definitely worthwhile, I just think there should be a lot of caution about how the situation is presented so that the candidat
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> If you need someone with a level head, try to frustrate your candidates and ditch the ones with short tempers. Interviews are a two-way street. If as a candidate I'm given an unrealistic expectation that's intended to frustra
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> Carpenter says that the red-green block has made a huge difference. [...] “It’s amazing. Just by flipping something I can say I’m busy,” he says. “And I need that.” I'm not convinced this article isn't satire.
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Same for AWS Shield & Google's Project Shield.
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Feature Golf
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I used Rainmeter and DisplayFusion to set this up as my desktop: https://goo.gl/photos/JNtxrGasR4LnRPPn6 Pardon the phone recording bit, I had difficulty finding a screen recording software that would record at a decen
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The home page says "For $29/month (shipping included) we'll start hunting for interesting sweets for you here in Japan twice a month, then box and ship them directly to you by Japan Post." It's easy to miss, which i
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In general, the shadow DOM will have positive impacts on performance. Right now when you insert an element on a page it inherits all of the CSS of that page and must be evaluated accordingly, whereas a shadow DOM element can have a very sma
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For the older crowd, I've started them off with more "experiential" games. theBlu and The Impossible Travel Agency have been great for this. Once they're ready for more interaction, I move to Waltz of the Wizard, Kismet,
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Similarly, Go/Golang.
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