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Keep in mind we're not really the audience for their copy. There's always some subliminal reason companies advertise the way they do. But I do agree it's kind of corny...
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Well...he helped steal the election right? ;) Jokes aside, seems his popularity on HN did drop with his endorsement of Trump.
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It speaks more about ESPN as a product. It's a terribly inefficient way to get info about your favorite sports teams. Most of the time its just 2 talking heads arguing and going on irrelevant tangents. Its especially bad with their ra
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Check out Striim http://www.striim.com/ It's a native streaming platform so your data will be cleansed, processed, scanned for outliers event-by-event rather than in batches. We have dozens of streaming connectors IT&#
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I also drove a manual while commuting about 70 miles a day on the freeway. I figured out that you can make manual driving as comfortable and carefree as automatic, but that type of driving typically wears on the clutch. For instance, you mi
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Most powerful, wealthy interests support both sides. The only thing truely frightening for the status quo is probably someone like Bernie Sanders being in the white house. Dow Jones would not be popping up if that was the case.
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Yes but when you look at time changes holistically, the CDC and sleep experts are recommending that schools start around 9 or 10 am. http://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/sleep-scientists-sa... http://www
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I know what you mean. That Bayshore stop is baffling: http://ww4.hdnux.com/photos/47/72/11/10461791/3/920x920.jpg Sure, it's near a waste processing plant. But the fact that the area aroun
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I really think the movie Idiocracy nailed the scary potential future of democracy. If elections continue and build on this trend of featuring reality tv show style candidates and media that lives off hyperbole, eventually we'll just st
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Snap chat inserts sponsored content into your feed. The trick is the content is engaging and heavily tailored to their demographics. Lots of celeb gossip, sports news, random stuff you'd normally see in magazine articles. There's
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Can anyone recommend a good place to learn more about this field of network security? I'd really appreciate!
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How do facebook and Google make money? Selling ads in social network and search land. Having an enormous, religiously active user base has proven time and time again to be a huge cash cow.
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Hey pdx, I'd love to help out as a SF transit advocate in any way I can. Feel free to shoot me an email.
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Hey pdx6...feel free to give me an email if you need help pressing this issue with city hall. I'm already a member of SF Transit Riders and would love to get involved. My email is in my hn bio.
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This. This whole study is actually based on the work of SF Supervisor Scott Wiener who is currently running for State Senate representing the Bay Area. If you want transit improvements in the Bay Area...vote for Scott Wiener.
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Then build a subway to Hunters Point it that's your logic. Ocean Beach is entrenched in hard line Nimbyism and any sort of high density vision for the area is nothing short of a pipe dream. Paying billions for a subway all the way to o
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I think it makes a lot more sense for the Geary line to terminate in GG Park or somewhere in the inner Richmond. The density in the area around Ocean Beach does not justify a 3 mile extension from inner Richmond to the beach. A 1 mile subwa
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Can anyone comment on Salesforce future as a company? It seems like they've topped out as a sales tool. I doubt people are going to use their 'IoT Cloud'.
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Are we sharing this on a weekly basis now? One of the previous discussions: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12628921
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Right but this clause assumes you are the one suing facebook for patent infringement and unless your patent is along the lines of "we use react.js to do x", then you probably have the flexibility to port it to a different framewor
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Yes it would totally make sense for facebook to effectively kill react (wasting millions of their paid engineering hours) and forever taint their developer community by using that clause to sue another company just because they compete. &lt
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Usually it takes a large amount of dissatisfied, paying customers nagging you with bug fixes and feature requests to eventually build a quality pro product. However, by the looks of it TagSpaces seems very polished and useful right off the
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That was about 18 months ago. I wouldn't be surprised if they were burning cash at a phenomenal rate (over $10m a month). They won't be able to do a big cash settlement without raising more money.
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Interesting...seems like all the content is available. Last I remember, you needed a CMU ID to access the course materials.
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I'll add another nice academic resource with visualizations of data structures and algorithms: https://www.cs.usfca.edu/~galles/visualization/Algorithms.ht...
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It's easy to hate because it comes off as one of those cheesy social media apps. Other than Facebook, I'd say it's the most engaging social app that I've ever used. They really nailed it with quality content and addictin
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This is good advice but I would caution engineers who sit at their desk all day. Don't just lift heavy weight without spending almost an equal amount of time on core strength and flexibility.
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You can try Striim (shameless plug, I work there). You build all your stream processing pipelines in a simple, SQL-like language in a nice web-based UI. It also has built in adapters to convert log data, JSON, XML, database change capture,
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Yeah I think barrier to entry is misunderstood as a technical attribute of a company. Of course it's possible to build some app that tells people nearby to pick them up with metering/billing services built in. From a business stan
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> By the time SF gets around to building any new subway line (10-15 years), private autonomous cars and shuttles will have siphoned away most of SF MTA's revenue How will a city that's already jam-packed with cars and losing fa

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