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by claar 7y ago
I wish they would have also discussed how this relates to Thunderbolt 3, which I believe would add at least two cable types: "7 (TB3 passive)" and "8 (TB3 active)"... of course I'm probably completely misunderstandi
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by claar 8y ago
Simple -- tax money earmarked for roads is spent elsewhere, leaving insufficient money for road maintenance.
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by claar 8y ago
Wonderful! Thanks for sharing this.
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by claar 8y ago
Discussed a few days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18677508
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by claar 8y ago
The negative reaction to your comment is surprising. The difference between "screen zombie children" and children with limited screen time is striking and not difficult to observe or quantify. The difference is clear in our own ch
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by claar 8y ago
Your comment aligns closely with this excellent dystopian Alexa/Google Home parody: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RfqM63CAC8g The video portrays a future advanced home speaker which terrorizes its family through ads,
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by claar 8y ago
The headline seems inaccurate to me. The proof in the article states that there is a 100% chance of a random elliptic curve being either rank 0 (50% chance) or rank 1 (50% chance). However, the article also informs us that there are an infi
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by claar 8y ago
Sounds like a cool startup idea. A legion of VLOOKUP gurus manning a helpdesk, only $20 per screen-share!
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by claar 8y ago
The text of the bill defines this: whose principal executive offices, according to the corporation’s SEC 10-K form, are located in California https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billTextClient.xhtm...
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by claar 8y ago
There's some mention of improvement for this in https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1265824#c221 -- scheduled to be released in Firefox 63. You might try the nightly and see if it's already fixed.
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by claar 8y ago
Same here. The Google cache of holloway.com links to https://github.com/jlevy/og-equity-compensation -- perhaps this is the same content as the original post? Can anyone verify?
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by claar 8y ago
Agreed. Having a startup, YC or not, have full access to our bank accounts is not giving me warm fuzzies. I've asked our bank to make all ACH transactions above a threshold require manual authorization to improve our risk exposure. Whi
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by claar 8y ago
$5k of AWS is indeed incredible; can you share how you are able to offer such a generous benefit?
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by claar 8y ago
About the signup flow: I'm a founder searching for a corporate credit card, so naturally I'm comparing benefits with other cards. The rewards page boasts "Brex gives you valuable rewards equivalent to 500,000+ points on compe
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by claar 8y ago
Reflowed the transcript to 80 characters: https://pastebin.com/aQmKc0WQ
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by claar 8y ago
Not long ago, popular opinion was that God created everything, and anyone claiming otherwise was a fool and a heretic. It wasn't considered open-minded to consider alternatives, because popular opinion had already come to its conclusio
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by claar 8y ago
The wikipedia diagram at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaussian_correlation_inequalit... helps gain an intuition for the Gaussian correlation inequality. The diagram shows a circle and a rectangle centered on the origi
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by claar 8y ago
This sounds fantastic. It seems to follow that eventually computers will be able to analyze vastly more tissue/cells than humans are capable of.
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by claar 9y ago
>The slower turning side creates more friction because it grabs the ice, the faster side glides over rather than grabbing. Don't both sides turn at the same speed?
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by claar 9y ago
Piestar | Senior Web Developer (PHP/Laravel) | Full-time | Manhattan, KS | ONSITE We are a fun and fast-growing tech company in Manhattan, KS whose SaaS is used to manage large collaborative research programs, with a special focus on d
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by claar 9y ago
Ah, thanks for pointing this out. This helped a lot. Am I understanding correctly that she only recorded a single video, and spliced it together 3 times?
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by claar 9y ago
Worked for me, thanks! BTW, I had to vouch for your comment to get it to not be [dead].
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by claar 9y ago
This topic tends to be flamebait unfortunately, and the title of this article doubly so. A better title might be "Harvard releases vitamin and mineral supplements guide for clinicians". The actual guide is more informative than th
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by claar 9y ago
> I'll fire anyone on the spot who expresses bigoted views Ironically that is technically a bigoted view.
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by claar 9y ago
Piestar | Senior Software Engineer (PHP) | Full-time | Manhattan, KS | ONSITE Our fast-growing bootstrapped SaaS manages large collaborative research programs in higher education, with a special focus on data collection, monitoring & ev
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by claar 9y ago
You may be underestimating the importance of these particular operators to experienced users. I at least would be very dissuaded from trying an alternate shell without a simple way to enable these.
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by claar 9y ago
http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=D%5B%7Bx%5E2,+x%5E3%7D....
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by claar 9y ago
> doesn't give you chrome detection Checking every possible prefix should distinguish most versions of most rendering engines -- still not bad.
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by claar 9y ago
What is the AWS equivalent to Cloud Spanner?
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by claar 9y ago
Being ~38 combined with my wife eating better is what changed my ways... one day I decided I was tired of getting fatter while my wife get healthier. I swore off pop/sugar/processed foods and lost 50+ pounds in a year (kept it off

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