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8y ago
Strong modifications to inheritance laws. Basic utilities/services being improved and increased such as education, healthcare, vocational training. Investment in public resources such as public transit, roads, and public parks. Increas
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Can we stop with the hyperbole? Even at current rates with a bit of rise, the lowest livable salary is doubtful to go over 100K - heck I can budget right now to live in California (with no savings) at 50K. The rich aren't that dumb. Th
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8y ago
Why lump git into this?
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8y ago
No, because the quality of life is not similar. I think the parent of your post implicitly used that quality of life and poverty rates between the two are (relatively) comparable.
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8y ago
Edit: link removed, does not work
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8y ago
I'm aware - is there a contradiction above? I didn't mean to imply this is new.
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8y ago
As someone who uses Venmo regularly and with friends who all have accounts they use regularly, to summarize many of the points below: 1. No one asked for this. This is Paypal trying to make a payments app social and people staying for the p
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The 9.9 Percent Is the New American Aristocracy
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8y ago
Okay I don't think either of these are really that bad but in no world can you justify a bad action by saying "they made URL's ugly". No.
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8y ago
$10 on $100 is far more than their fee. If you signed up, bought on Coinbase and sold on GDAX at the same price you'd make $8.51. Small but indeed free money if you know what you're doing.
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8y ago
I see a lot of people that are pro-JS are coming from Java/C++: Re the Javascript advantages of JSON and quick writing: Python! It too has its flaws, but so many fewer and writing in it is a breeze. Python 3 is only getting better to,
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Try Python - JSON works very well with it and while Python has its flaws, I think it's a much better language to use.
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8y ago
I don't think JSON is a signifier of that - we had XML before and you're always going to need plain text types of files like that. Python also plays well with JSON. It's just Java/C++ types that don't play easily wi
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8y ago
Try outline.com
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8y ago
Vonnegut when read carefully. Slaughterhouse-Five, Galapagos, and Sirens of Titan are three of the better ones I have read. They all connect tangentially to the same universe, so reading more Vonnegut also has cool pay-offs and tie-ins.
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8y ago
This should be for all CS majors, not just those in AI
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8y ago
A CS degree with an AI concentration closer to that of a masters student than an undergrad. While I think the importance of this degree is small, there are jobs that will prefer that.
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8y ago
This is a great introduction to Racket as a language for building languages. For those interested further, there is a lot of work with Racket in this respect. A recent paper previously hit the front page of HN on "Domain Specific Langu
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8y ago
This is an essay by the creator/author of How To Design Programs (currently at Northeastern) that lays out the pedagogy well: http://www.ccs.neu.edu/home/matthias/Thoughts/Developing_Dev... The speaker i
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8y ago
Javascript's concatenation and equality rules alone likely will lead to your first premise being incredibly false.
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At the Existentialist Cafe by Bakewell I think is the best catch-all for phenomenology in many ways despite being part historical rather than full philosophy. Would highly recommend even if one is familiar with the usual suspects featured i
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9y ago
I'm really saddened that the NYT couldn't even understand what they were covering here...
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Ask HN: Unfixable Instagram Login Challenge?
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They recently switched their pay model to upfront quarterly, which gives them an influx of cash short term. Not a good sign for long term but it will keep them afloat and allow everyone to burn VC money for a bit longer. In their minds, I&#
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9y ago
Flask is an absolutely amazing experience for small-mid sized projects. You have to hand roll and pull in things for bigger projects, but I think it's great when you want "just what I need and nothing extra". I'd be curi
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9y ago
This is a great additional article: https://www.cnbc.com/2018/04/25/lendedu-ceo-says-survey-spok... This seems 100% true.
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In crypto, yes, and there are tons of bots out there, many taking very different approaches. There are a few very big ones that are quite easy to spot if you sit and watch GDAX for 5 minutes. It's too high risk for most big firms to to
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I think if you look, the bias is clear there. The ending is a clear conservative dog whistle as far as I'm concerned. I see no reason that the mention of a possible presidential bid and a statement against Trump is relevant to this oth
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In this case, it's possibly the spin of fox, or at least their intentional inclusion, to act as a dog whistle to conservatives about liberals (mentioned as possibly running for president) wasting money to fight some imaginary thing, at
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9y ago
This is pretty well designed - many CS ethics courses (of the few that exist) don't cover nearly enough. Seeing stuff like gamification, ethics of profit and behavior when in position of authority are some surprises I don't typica
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