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841.
by chirau 7y ago
In many countries people carry more than one phone/SIM card. Mostly for separation of concerns, i.e business and pleasure. Also for tariffs across providers. It isn't unusual to have one carrier better for data and another for voi
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Ask HN: What Are Employee Unions?
2 points by chirau 7y ago|3 comments
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by chirau 7y ago
I wonder what this means for Datadog's soon to be IPO
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Ask HN: What is the opposite of love? Is it apathy or hate?
5 points by chirau 7y ago|5 comments
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by chirau 7y ago
umm, what is this? The randomness defeats the purpose, i think
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Timsort algorithm(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by chirau 7y ago|0 comments
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by chirau 7y ago
They started sending out invites to the card today
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Ask HN: First to Discover or First to Document?
1 points by chirau 7y ago|0 comments
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by chirau 7y ago
Can someone narrate and explain what happened here? The page is in a foreign language and its contents have apparently since been changed. What happened?
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Facebook to Pay $5B to Settle FTC Privacy Claims(bloomberg.com)
1 points by chirau 7y ago|1 comments
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by chirau 7y ago
Azure has full support for Tensorflow, Keras, PyTorch and the rest of the popular stuff. Shouldn't be a problem at all
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by chirau 7y ago
I take it it's not common courtesy??
853.
by chirau 7y ago
I think you are working on assumptions. You shouldn't. If a person in a building that is not Airbnb-able, trust me, they will tell their tenants to say these things. I have experienced it myself in several Airbnbs i have stayed in.
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by chirau 7y ago
An example is not a definition. Like i said, what is common courtesy and where? What is an a-hole? You mention these terms as if they have a universal definition, they don't. Chewing gum in Singapore could be an a-hole move. Is it in t
855.
by chirau 7y ago
It definitely has a use, but not at the exorbitant price
856.
by chirau 7y ago
Where does it start, where does it end? Who defines it? "Common courtesy" is a very vague term and changes from place to place
857.
by chirau 7y ago
> verify the.... Lost you there, how exactly? I live in one of these buildings. They can just tell you they are relatives or housesitters, then what?
858.
by chirau 7y ago
It is
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Ask HN: Has Anyone Successfully Applied for Two Sigma's Alpha Studio Program?
1 points by chirau 7y ago|0 comments
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by chirau 7y ago
I think OP is referring to the fact that the alt-text is now all ML generated. But yes, you are right, it's been around for a while
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NorthStar: A new drag and drop data analytics platform from MIT(northstar.mit.edu)
4 points by chirau 7y ago|0 comments
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by chirau 7y ago
Portfolio, perhaps?
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Ask HN: Does a Freelancer Need a Resume?
9 points by chirau 7y ago|7 comments
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Windows Terminal Preview Is Now Available for Download from Microsoft Store(microsoft.com)
2 points by chirau 7y ago|1 comments
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by chirau 7y ago
Taxation is not based on how much of something you can do or need. It's based on the concept of finite supply, which means you having something is coming at a cost to someone else. You are paying for the opportunity to have it at anoth
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Slack Stock Price Soars in Direct Listing Debut, as Valuation Hits $21B(fortune.com)
1 points by chirau 7y ago|0 comments
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by chirau 7y ago
What happens if you teach multiple sections of the same course? Like a morning section and an evening section? Do you get paid double or once?
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by chirau 7y ago
His architecture is postmodern, inspired by vernacular perhaps, but not vernacular itself.
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by chirau 7y ago
I looked up shotgun house. Interesting. Sidenote: you said your town is about 300 people? What do you do for work there? Or do you work remote?
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by chirau 7y ago
Does the U.S. have any "vernacular architecture"?

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