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> My personal experience is that many of these Saudi students struggled deeply. I'm just curious, could you elaborate on this? Are you referring to them not being able to cope up academically? Or the cultural difference or racism. I
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Genuine question: Are the other smaller cert-issuing services going out of business? If not, what has been their response to LetsEncrypt? Not that all of them should survive, there are a lot of crappy services that deserved this. But I'
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If I may ask, what does the company do? Some kind of a store?
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Andrew Ng: Artificial Intelligence Is the New Electricity [video]
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Same here. Was just researching on this. Not sure if I should go with an open source OCR engine or one of these APIs
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Never heard of ZenHabits before. Very cool concept and love the minimal design.
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I just built a powerful Hackintosh for about $1.5k with Sierra. Was worried about how stable it would be and took good care of researching all the parts that were verified by the community[1]. It's been going good for 3-4 months now. T
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10y ago
Me and a friend of mine built something similar (think Upwork + StackOverflow) as a side project a while back - https://www.ladr.io/ Unfortunately we couldn't put in as much time back then. But I am thinking of picking
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Could you elaborate a bit on this. Looking at the site, I'm not sure how this is different from a traditional Consulting firm.
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> The idea that you can get great developers from India for rock-bottom rates is mostly a fallacy. Yes, at rock-bottom rates(< $25/hr), it is. But >$25/hr starts becoming good money for local Indian developers and you can
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10y ago
I always used msn.com but yes, I see this site as being helpful.
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He's doing so many different things and on that scale, literally anything he does can be tied in into all his other businesses.
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10y ago
Can you really put something in "maintenance" mode without killing it? Maintaining the app and not moving forward with new features and adding value (because of lack of resources), I would assume it would just die eventually.
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10y ago
As someone not familiar with the situation, could you please give a brief of what happened with the Python 2 to 3 transition and why did it turn out so bad?
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10y ago
It takes time and money for an open-source DB to become established. I think Arango is taking the right steps and this investment will help a lot in getting there. PS: I only started using ArangoDB recently for the first time on a client pr
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I had the same experience with my older Nexus 5. However, I dropped my Nexus 6P and cracked the screen (And did not take the insurance). They now tell me there is nothing they can do and that I can try my luck with Huawei.
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There is always a major election coming up in India. By the time we're done with Gujarat (2018), there will be Rajasthan and a few others coming up. Not to mention the next Lok Sabha (Parliament) elections in 2019. Yes, the timing does
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Any reason why you consider freelancing worse than outsourcing? I think if you can build a good team of freelancers, you basically save yourself from a lot of the issues this article mentions.
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I'm not sure why people are not focusing as much on the other major issue this step was taken for - Terrorism funding and economic destabilization attempts from across the border. It is known that massive amounts of fake currency is ci
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> this does not even account for 1% of tax spending. Yes, but there are a few other areas that take a major portion of the take spending which we forget to acknowledge in such discussions because it does not affect us muddle-class /
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You can also get them exchanged at RBI offices by March 31st, 2017 [1] http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/politics-and-nation...
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The new bills will start circulating in 2 days.
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And having the phone connected to your battery exhausts the battery really fast.
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A quick note to anyone looking to buy these. I bought my 2015 MBP for a really good price from Adorama Tax Free. (outside NY)
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10y ago
I moved from Linux to OSX a few years ago. The smoothness of 3-finger swiping between full-screen windows and just the smooth UI / build quality of the Macbook is what I liked the most. Also the battery life! I am now considering a Hac
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> The question for me is, will I end up ditching the iPhone too? You must've read the discussions earlier but I really think it's worth giving the Google Pixels a shot.
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They'll need to optimize the OS for touch first. And the way they're upgrading the Macbooks and MacOS, I don't think touch screen is anywhere on the horizon.
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But you can now look down on your keyboard and select emojis right from the touch bar! What's not to love?! It's been a dream come true for professionals. But seriously though, I kinda hate it but also think it could be useful in
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Out of curiosity, why do you usually not like these kinds of pieces? I have enjoyed all of the IndieHackers interviews and find them pretty inspirational.
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I've been a freelancer for the past few years and am aware of the problems that Upwork has. I think the problem is that there are no better alternatives to it that fills the same space. Yes, you can market yourself by writing blogs, et
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