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by cdcarter 13y ago
Quickly skimming the file no longer counts as "running without thinking" but even then, if the server sent a different file to browsers than it does to curl...
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by cdcarter 13y ago
I believe angersock meant start with a big fortune.
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by cdcarter 13y ago
My experience has led me to hold the belief that the organizations I am targeting are more interested/willing to pay a person (and community member) for one time services than they are for ongoing maintenance costs and subscriptions. T
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Ask HN: The software I want to build is too custom, how do I make it affordable?
6 points by cdcarter 13y ago|9 comments
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by cdcarter 13y ago
You know, we (Millennials) don't run around just solely blaming previous (perhaps your) generations for massively ruining the economy (not to mention the Earth!) at right around the time we were coming into job seeking. I can't sp
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by cdcarter 13y ago
That's partially why people are so upset. Mavericks is still very much vulnerable to a publicly acknowledge bug with many PoCs out.
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by cdcarter 13y ago
How does the organizer/door attendant mark the patron as attended? Is this done on the user's personal cell phone, or is there another device at the door?
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by cdcarter 13y ago
Mutton is an english language term for some to most lamb meats, depending on your area.
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by cdcarter 13y ago
There are next to no stable part-time jobs that can sustain someone above the poverty line in most fields.
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by cdcarter 13y ago
Correct. It's not an option.
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by cdcarter 13y ago
Gmail entered private beta on April 1, 2004.
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by cdcarter 13y ago
Yes. Most people who are employed full-time are expected to work full-time. Yes, they could leave full-time work and fine new sources of income, but that no longer falls under "just work 30 hours instead".
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by cdcarter 13y ago
The message queue delivers messages to the script engine, running the script new every time. No code is running hot to be swapped into. At the next message, the new code is loaded. Similar to what Erlang does, but much more brittle, less te
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by cdcarter 13y ago
I imagine many of the downvotes were about how unrelated your post was to what was being discussed.
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by cdcarter 13y ago
Somebody made a project they were proud of. Some other people liked it and upvoted it. Your attitude is why the creator of Flappy Bird took the game down in the first place. If you don't like a submission, flag and move on.
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by cdcarter 13y ago
With a compressor or limiter. These are solved problems in both analog and digital signal processing.
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by cdcarter 13y ago
So that he can "honestly" take the 20% additional of that first deposit.
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by cdcarter 13y ago
Hit areas of the pipes are a little bit too big in the original game too. That's part of why it's so frustrating.
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by cdcarter 13y ago
Flappy Bird doesn't have any puzzles.
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by cdcarter 13y ago
Then, if they are going to afford the protections anyway -- they should afford them in writing and contractually. This way, they could only partially refund and say that we're lucky to get anything at all.
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by cdcarter 13y ago
"It's okay that the protections we are used to being afforded aren't afforded to us anymore, because this system hasn't been hacked yet."
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by cdcarter 13y ago
> Everyone has an old computer with more storage space than you can ever afford from Dropbox. Weird definition of everyone, even in the HN reading crowd. Lot's of twenty-somethings have moved several times in a short amount of time,
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by cdcarter 13y ago
Brochure. Which, despite the tounge-in-cheek joke I was trying to make, actually tends to be a shorter and more example driven document about a product.
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by cdcarter 13y ago
That being said, OkCupid has a HUGE male-seeking-male population (from anecdotal evidence, larger than it's women-seeking-women population).
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by cdcarter 13y ago
> A fork bomb will quickly take up your systems resources and invariably will force you to turn off your computer. A curious analogy for being alive...
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by cdcarter 13y ago
Why would you rather see blogspam than reporting from a generally reputable paper? Perhaps if you give us a reason for why you seem to detest the grey lady, you'll have a better chance of convincing others.
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by cdcarter 13y ago
If their books are clean, this is actually pretty easy. Just pulling an annual operating budget should be much easier, if they have good financial practices and controls in place.
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by cdcarter 13y ago
I am intrigued about situations in which you would have someone's Snapchat username, but so little of an idea of their name/network that you couldn't find them on Facebook with graph search.
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by cdcarter 13y ago
I completely agree with your number one, but personally I find number two to miss the mark. One of my resolutions for 2014 is to be less independent. To be open with the people that I love about what is happening with me, and to have the ha
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by cdcarter 13y ago
My username and phone number were leaked. I have felt no negative impact from this happening. I am mildly annoyed that someone went through the process of making a full database, but I willfully gave my phone number to snapchat for the expr

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