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cheetos
11y ago
I'm surprised no one has mentioned felt tip pens as an alternative to fountain pens. The Paper Mate medium point felt tip pen is my favorite writing tool. It provides a good-looking and effortless stroke and you can buy them pretty muc
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cheetos
11y ago
I have no experience with this but I assume they would just go off of everything except GPA. SAT / ACT / AP scores, extra curriculars, personal projects and achievements, and essays.
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cheetos
11y ago
https://noscript.net/
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cheetos
11y ago
The reality of every workplace I've been in is that it is never in your best interest to say you are unhappy. If you are unhappy it is usually obvious and your manager usually knows about it -- if they haven't done anything to rec
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cheetos
11y ago
Forgive my laziness, but the last time I did any long research about self-driving cars, I understood that the problem of night-time driving and driving in precipitation still hadn't been solved. Anyone know if this is still the case?
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cheetos
11y ago
Slightly off-topic: am I naive to believe that my personal system of password management is just about as good something like 1Password or LastPass? Hear me out. My passwords are generated as follows: [Low|Med|Hi] + [Key] + [Initials] + [Nu
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cheetos
11y ago
* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taxicab * http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Designated_driver
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cheetos
12y ago
> It seems like a straightforward backend No offense, but if you're non-technical, what are you basing this on? Literally every client I have worked with has said this and it's almost never been the case. And as for your actual
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cheetos
12y ago
That or actually pay them.
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cheetos
12y ago
> The most prosperous, safest, healthiest, most free society in the history of humanity. Maybe 40-50 years ago (if you were white). Maybe. Absolutely not today.
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cheetos
12y ago
Hypothetically speaking, how could one go about retaliating against this? If one could identify the source numbers, could one set up a network of counter-robodialers and effectively DDOS them?
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cheetos
12y ago
I misread the comment -- I thought they were saying that Wordpress was insecure and the plugins were secure. Never mind.
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cheetos
12y ago
I freelanced full-time for several years. I had similar experiences. I found that the key was to find clients who value your work. Working with individuals or small businesses can be tough because they are usually highly constrained by budg
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cheetos
12y ago
You must live in a different U.S. than everyone else. It's clearly the other way around. https://www.google.com/search?q=site:usps.com+"zip+code" returns 120k results https://www.google.com/se
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cheetos
12y ago
You should consider if there may be a good reason why he attracts so much hate. I have found him to be contrarian and rude for the sake of being contrarian and rude. To me, his behavior represents the worst of the archetypal 'rockstar&
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cheetos
12y ago
Besides Firefox, Sublime Text is the application I use the most in my day-to-day professional life. It is faster and easier to configure than any other code editor I've used in the past. I would say it's one of the few pieces of s
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Ask HN: How to post using a new throwaway account without posts being hidden?
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cheetos
12y ago
There are three ways to play the game: 1. Play by the "rules": stockpile the degrees, certifications, awards, etc. that we all know are largely useless but are absolute requirements for signaling your way through a standard corpor
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cheetos
12y ago
Thanks.
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cheetos
12y ago
Who are RapGenius' investors? Who is bankrolling these people?
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cheetos
12y ago
Wrong. Wrong wrong wrong wrong. Do you not see the issue with using a single data point about a person to judge them as closed-minded? Do you not see how that in itself is much more closed-minded? I smoke pot every day. I've tried any
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cheetos
12y ago
I was in the same position as you five years ago. I decided to leave and work on my own product. I worked 80-hour weeks for months and years, sacrificed my health and relationships, but the motivation of working on my own thing kept me goin
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cheetos
12y ago
I'd like some way to listen to Hacker News. I know that's ambiguous, and I'm not sure how it'd be implemented. But I often listen to podcasts when working from home and often wish for a way to consume Hacker News in the