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by adam419 11y ago
Like all headlines posed as a question; No. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_headline...
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by adam419 11y ago
The RESTful principle actually just declares that request response cycles and server-client interactions don't have to be stateful, not that it's necessary they're stateless. It's still possible to use sessions and other
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by adam419 11y ago
I was in the same position as you a month ago and now have an amazing job at a big name company. Also never went to college and am self-taught. 1. Dedicate 4 hours a day to practice, breakdown is maybe 2 hours of solving hard algorithm&#x2F
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by adam419 11y ago
Why? Even Michael Lewis's own conclusion as stated in the book was that he believed the crisis was less a product of greed, but rather mass-delusion and agency problems.
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by adam419 11y ago
"And that did nothing to stop a much larger, more complex attack" Perhaps, but I think the best way to measure the effectiveness or ineffectiveness of the program is not the number of attacks that have slipped through, but the pro
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by adam419 11y ago
Not sure what level of knowledge you have about browsers heading into this endeavor but maybe check out: http://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/internals/howbrowsers...
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by adam419 11y ago
Looks very real, but the give away was the fact that if it were a real girl, they wouldn't be posing the question. Should have done a comparison between a CGI and a real person to see if you could guess which was which.
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by adam419 11y ago
What I think would be more likely is a collapse in demand for US bonds, which would cause a collapse in USD because less people have to transfer their local currency to USD to buy US bonds, therefore decreasing demand of USD, thus lowering
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by adam419 11y ago
A desire for vindication is the right way to go. Having a chip on your shoulder can be one of the biggest blessings life can offer.
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by adam419 11y ago
Go find a third, and even better offer.
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by adam419 11y ago
In additon to other comments, Prague and Budapest are awesome too. There's even a bit of a tech scene in each.
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by adam419 11y ago
Google is absolutely nothing like Berkshire Hathaway. While people make the monopoly/conglomerate/holding company analogy, they forget an important difference. Berkshire Hathaways' talent and specialty lies in identifying sou
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by adam419 11y ago
Yeah I actually advocate for the moderate form of what you're expressing. My issue with single, high-worth exams was that sometimes I would screw up, have some misconception in my head, and if it wasn't cleared up until the exam I
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by adam419 11y ago
I use something that does this powered by AppFolio. I just create a maintenance request through it when needed and can track it online and the property manager get's notified about it.
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by adam419 11y ago
Then they'll be exposed to systemic risk and we won't.
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by adam419 11y ago
The analogy only stretches so far but I think letting nature take it's course isn't as dangerous you think.
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by adam419 11y ago
Individual organisms die. Short of existential events, ecosystems last.
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by adam419 11y ago
Creating too bigger to fail out of already too big to fail industries does nothing except throw good money after bad, and increase systemic risk for an even worse repetition of a failure. Not to mention the fact that continuously proceeding
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by adam419 11y ago
Here's another solution: Respect the wisdom of markets. Allow corrections to take place and don't bury malinvestment under the rug only for it rear it's ugly head worse later on by acting as if you have a better intuition on
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by adam419 11y ago
It's been documented that the "purging of corruption" has by and large just been a means for Jinping to attack his enemies.
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by adam419 11y ago
In my opinion, seeing an article like this is a huge display of weakness of behalf of the united states. You don't see other nations who engage in adversarial ways against the US broadcasting their intentions in public theatre. If the
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by adam419 11y ago
Can someone explain why on earth do the likes of Goldman Sachs and Citibank line her pockets when clearly in this sense it's against their interest?
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by adam419 11y ago
Retrospectively. I wonder why most people don't realize that if journalists had nearly the informational value people think, they wouldn't be journalists, they'd be monstrously rich.
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by adam419 11y ago
I'm unfortunately not in a position to win your prize, but I think this is hilarious... Props for creativity and best of luck to you.
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by adam419 11y ago
Similar to the agency problem except it's not a misalignment between managers and shareholders but between "operators" ie journalists and consumers. The journalism suits the interest of the journalists and their managers and
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by adam419 11y ago
By Apple et al I meant private enterprise.
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by adam419 11y ago
Because Apple et al can put the extra capital to better use than the united states government.
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Ask HN: Rails like frameworks for Objective-c or Swift?
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by adam419 11y ago
I clicked on this article only to be shown a gigantic black overlay alerting me if I sign up with them I can win an Apple Watch. How terribly ironic
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by adam419 11y ago
I wonder what it costs to get a native-advertisement like this in the DailyMail.

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