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cerebrum
10y ago
Location: REMOTE Hello I'm looking for a free lance developer to do a progressive web app, primarily for Android. It's for a social media app, so I want basic functionality like searching, displaying pictures, etc... If you are in
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10y ago
What other data do we discard? Who gets to decide which data to discard? There is no point in doing data analysis if you then discard uncomfortable data anyways.
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10y ago
How big was the cavity? Did you actually have that checked by a dentist? Also while I agree that the best is not to get the cavity in the first place, what do you do once you have it? What is the latest technology in filler material and tre
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10y ago
Do you have any information on the latest in dental fillings? What is the best way of dealing with cavities?
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10y ago
Having bias is not the same as being irrational. Having a right bias is actually good as in the example of the parent poster.
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10y ago
Putin's Warning Against Electing Hillary Clinton: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v4gTt7Y1agU
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10y ago
Change: no WW III. Seems good enough of a difference to me.
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10y ago
Elites relative to whom? Clinton has decades in the top echelons of power besides being married to an ex-POTUS so I guess it is hard to be more elite on a global scale. Trump might be elite compared to the average Joe on the street but he h
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10y ago
> The entire Trump ideology is based on a belief that "real Americans" are being oppressed by a sinister "global elite". Yes there is in fact a campaign of elites against Trump, in case you don't believe that I s
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10y ago
> You should generally start relational. I don't know if it is that easy to scale once you realize that the demand is growing, see my other reply here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12692234
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10y ago
I'm doing a social networking site, so I don't know how much data I will end up with. My reasoning was as follows: 1) The data model is rather simple, basically one table with the user data(name, location, age, etc...) and some im
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10y ago
Ok, I want a 2 pronged approach: 1) A NoSQL DB for the main data providing replication and scalability(e.g. Cassandra or DynamoDB). 2) Another DB for quick access and transient Data where replication is not so important, e.g. storing the se
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10y ago
Because I don't want to manage my own DB, so I would rather stick with the options that Amazon offers as a service.
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10y ago
Thanks for the reply. In which DB should I store this data, considering the option of either DynamoDB or ElastiCache?
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10y ago
I would want to know, how do I manage user credentials in AWS lambda. Lambdas are stateless, there is no session, so how do I keep track of which user is executing the current lambda?
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10y ago
Don't forget, she gave Yahoo a new logo :-)
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10y ago
Digitalize humans and let them live in simulated worlds.
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11y ago
I never was homeless but I hate christmas. Since I have a good career now I always travel to some warm place during christmas.
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11y ago
Why all this moral outrage? Isn't a lot of art basically bullshit? Just take a look at modern art paintings and how much they sell for. Probably everybody would be laughing about this guy if he wasn't making big bucks. The problem
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11y ago
His work is still more interesting then what sells as modern art.
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11y ago
No hatred. Just upset about all this fanboyism.
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11y ago
No. Just stop supllying them weapons and buying their oil.
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11y ago
> to suspect him of making some false claim when that cannot even be remotely verified until after he is dead... That's exactly the point. Why does Zuck make huge claims when not a single cent has changed hands yet. Fuck this PR cam
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11y ago
> his personal wealth the proper way. I'm irate because he didn't donate anything at all and yet still makes a big announcement. Let's talk again once a significant(more than 30% of the pledged) amount of money has act
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11y ago
You forgot the /s at the end.
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I guess I qualify a bit in that respect. The question I ask you: how do you know they are nuts and not in fact correct?
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11y ago
Even 5% is a lot if you already have difficulties making ends meet. I mean you still want to invest something to have some kind of a cushion if you lose your job right? So yes, for someone with little income donating 5% can already be too m
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> "Meanwhile, how much are the commenters themselves giving away? Oh, somewhat less than 99%? Yeah." Dude I've met lots of people who don't make much money and still donate from the little they have. They might be giv
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> I don't think I've seen a single positive statement about Zuckerberg's foundation. What do you expect? As long as not a single cent has changed hands why should anyone praise what up to now is only a PR move? Contrast th
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13y ago
50-100 nights/year in good hotels is not for everyone. May I ask how you foot the bill?
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