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by callmeed 8y ago
The profit margin quoted is likely just based on what they pay vs what they charge (per sq foot). Doesn’t include staff, marketing, etc.
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by callmeed 8y ago
Based on other recent threads, start working at FB or Google where you apparently can make $400K/year.
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by callmeed 8y ago
How do you get from camera to the incoming RTMP stream part? That's what I'm unclear on.
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by callmeed 8y ago
https://winnie.com/ Favorite books: How to Talk so Kids Will Listen. And Listen So Kids Will Talk. Smart But Scattered
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by callmeed 8y ago
Yes, I am a Chase Private Client and, to be honest, it's awesome. I call and a friendly human answers immediately. But beyond that, I think Chase does a pretty good job overall with in-branch customer service. Their online/mobil
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by callmeed 9y ago
Yes, but that's most of Americans you're describing
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by callmeed 9y ago
Google "intermittent fasting studies" and you'll find plenty of information. Of course, if you're an endurance athlete its probably bad to skip breakfast before a race or big training regimen. I'm as skeptical of fa
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by callmeed 9y ago
2 reasons: (1) we're the only rails team in a large company that is mostly java; so I'd like to get better. (2) recently went back to school part-time and we've been doing java projects but with no tooling, frameworks or ex
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Ask HN: What's the best modern Java web app stack and tooling?
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by callmeed 9y ago
Did you get hired yet? (If not, I will email you)
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by callmeed 9y ago
I find this stuff fascinating, partly because I work in the industry and partly because I love sports statistics. One crazy idea I have it to experiment with some kind of "Sabermetrics for software engineers"–think "WAR for d
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by callmeed 9y ago
YMMV but I'd encourage you to take a break from consuming "success porn" online. That's my broad term for: Social media: because people curate everything and only post things that make their lives look amazing. Real life
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by callmeed 9y ago
> she really wanted to macerate a bat, to see how its wing looked on the inside. But that's not gonna happen because of the risk of rabies. Err, depending on your location (in the US), there is a risk of raccoons carrying rabies a
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How Tech Expanded from Silicon Valley to Bubblegum Alley(nytimes.com)
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by callmeed 9y ago
I use my Instant Pot several times a week. I do not cook vegetables in it, with the exception of artichokes (18-20 mins for that is a game changer). Use it for meats, chili, rice, steel cut oats, soups, beans. Give it a try for one of those
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by callmeed 9y ago
Do you realise the scale at which wall street/nasdaq/nyse all work? Have you ever looked at trading volume in large brokerage tools like TD Ameritrade. GDAX isn't there. I think the point most people here are making is–this i
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by callmeed 9y ago
Can states enact their own Net Neutrality rules? If so, is there any likelihood of it happening in places like NY or CA?
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by callmeed 9y ago
My bad. At least where I live (California central coast), all public school Kindergartens are half-day. The only full-day options are private school.
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by callmeed 9y ago
Yeah, I should have clarified. The terms actually originates from college sports in the US. Its a way for academic freshman to practice with a team but maintain 4 years of athletic eligibility. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&
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by callmeed 9y ago
Here's a few random guesses at causation: 1. Kindergarten redshirting 2. Most Kindergartens in the US now are half-day (EDIT: this is false) 3. Helicopter parenting 4. Family & Medical Leave Act ('93) + Longer maternity/p
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by callmeed 9y ago
I'd be happy to discuss in an email (too lazy to list them out here right now). Regarding open source, I agree that's tricky. But its been proven it can be done one way or another. I think ansible and docker have shown that in the
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by callmeed 9y ago
To answer your first question, very big . From a qualitative standpoint, think of this way ... all companies are now tech companies and developer jobs are always in any recent "hottest job" list you can find. So, it stands to rea
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by callmeed 9y ago
Laundry. Collect it, wash it, dry it, fold it, steam/iron it (if necessary), put it away. I don't want to cummicate, coordinate, deliver, or pick-up. Just make it happen once a week and I'd pay a few hundred dollars a month.
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by callmeed 9y ago
FWIW I work at Indeed and think this is pretty cool.
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by callmeed 9y ago
I don't think it is a strategy towards unseating Facebook. When children become teens, they tend to shun things seen as childish or uncool.
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by callmeed 9y ago
I'm not sure which side (if any) you're arguing. I don't agree with your oxymoron statement. First, social networks aren't inherently unsafe. Plus, I don't think they are "open" or "closed" in a
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by callmeed 9y ago
I mostly agree with you. (I have 4 kids ages 9, 11, 13, and 23) My Counter-Counterpoint is to first consider the following: (a) most kids are using normal social networks like Snapchat and Instagram in jr. high school (age 12+ in the US), (
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by callmeed 9y ago
My guess is either (a) they're pulling the original price from a DOM element and not checking if there's also a sale price (most sites with sales prices will show the original and the new price), or (b) looking for schema.org prod
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by callmeed 9y ago
Having done a ton of scraping in the past (especially around ecommerce and products), this looks pretty cool. A couple comments in general: 1. Personally I think its better to be great at extracting one kind of data instead of average at
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by callmeed 9y ago
Read Clean Code and Clean Architecture

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