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byoung2
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byoung2
9y ago
I'm guessing there's a union involved somewhere, and automation would threaten jobs.
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9y ago
Not sure of the best way to word the question but the scope resolution operator in PHP (::) is called Paamayim Nekudotayim, which means double colon in Hebrew. http://php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.paamayim-nekudo
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9y ago
In Uber's case public perception was that their structure was dysfunctional so an outsider was needed to try to make a break from that troubled past. An insider would have perceived baggage from all the scandals. Also they might need s
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9y ago
I think the real value of crypto will come when the market is stable enough that people feel comfortable leaving their money in crypto instead of cashing out (avoid the commissions). Get paid in crypto, buy goods and services in crypto, and
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9y ago
Same here...I've done a month at a time traveling (in February I went to Philippines, Vietnam, Singapore, Malaysia), but most of the time I'm in my hometown of Los Angeles, CA. The limiting factor is my wife's job and my daug
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9y ago
I was just able to download a zip attachment sent to me in 2007. It could have something to do with executables inside the zip file in your case.
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9y ago
What types of responses do you get?
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9y ago
https://stripe.com/atlas can handle everything for you
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9y ago
Home phone service...I haven't used a landline phone at home for at least a decade, and if it weren't for my cable company bundling it for free with internet and TV I wouldn't have one now. Mobile devices are more convenient
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9y ago
For the past few years I've been doing the most boring thing but it works. I'm eating minimally processed foods, sticking mainly with vegetables, fruits, and meat, avoiding bread, pasta, and any drink with calories. For exercise I
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9y ago
Looks like they hosted on Amazon S3 but didn't set up an alias record for www http://covalentai.com
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9y ago
The true test is whether it can split salesexchange into sales exchange instead of sale sex change
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9y ago
It's clearly intentional: the url has #no-back appended
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byoung2
9y ago
Why do you hijack the back button?
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9y ago
But accepting packages from any sender, not just Amazon orders
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byoung2
9y ago
But anyway the video says "any retailer", so that's not the case The video says "any sender" so it could be a private party sending you something as well.
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byoung2
9y ago
What's with the verify endpoint. If a hacker changed the address, couldn't they change the verify endpoint too?
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byoung2
9y ago
Also, the upfront or ongoing costs of using some of these platforms, like AirBnB or Uber where you might have a mortgage or car payment that far exceeds your earnings. A $1000 a month mortgage to make $924 a month isn't profitable.
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9y ago
Google charts ( https://developers.google.com/chart/ ) has a PNG export https://developers.google.com/chart/interactive/docs/printin...
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9y ago
Kinda depends on what you're building...for a todo list app, definitely, for an autonomous robot that performs brain surgery, maybe not.
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9y ago
When I checked cloud providers' terms to see if we could build a crawling infrastrucutre for my last company, I noticed Rackspace did not allow adult content of any kind, but thst may have changed since 2011.
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9y ago
If you had the stomach for it, it would be interesting to just make it a map service for adult content. There are ad networks and billing providers that specialize in this sort of thing, and AWS allows porn (legal, that is).
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9y ago
At my last company, about $30k per month when I took over as director of engineering in 2014, but I was able to reduce it to about $20k while increasing the number of instances using no upfront cost reserved instances. We ran a crawling inf
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9y ago
I'm beginning to suspect that when I'm being compared to the competition in the market, hirers are going with the safer bets (CS degrees, internships, previous corporate experience). If this were true, you wouldn't make it
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9y ago
For me it's home improvement. I could easily hire people to do work around the house, but I enjoy learning new things and it's a chance to do something other than stare at a screen. I've learned plumbing, electrical wiring, c
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Wouldn't they lose more money from not running all their services than they could possibly mine?
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9y ago
Anything in the "lifestyle business" category by definition doesn't scale past a certain point. Also, anything that requires a licensed individual (e.g. plumber, electrician). There could be an interesting business opportunit
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9y ago
For one off or infrequent services like cubicle assembly or wiring new Ethernet ports, an uber model works, but cleaning you probably do every day and you want a contract to outline exactly what you want done and to negotiate a lower price.
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9y ago
Prior art? http://blog.tmcnet.com/blog/rich-tehrani/consumer-electronic...
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9y ago
scrape the data and call it indexing My last company did this with business listings and reviews. We combined this with public data sets from the census and were able to come up with useful insights about whether a business yelp rating wa
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