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by coenhyde 12y ago
I addressed this in a comment above but i'll repeat some of it. What I am imagining is a system with a much more granular assessment model that can be done at the student's own pace, and retaken until they get 100%. If you failed
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by coenhyde 12y ago
exactly
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It does sound ridiculous if you put that requirement in the context of the current education system. What I am imagining is a system with a much more granular assessment model that can be done at the student's own pace. So if a student
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by coenhyde 12y ago
Our current school system is moronic and this is not an exaggeration. It is the worst possible teaching system I could possibly imagine. Instead of trying to improve the system it should be scrapped entirely. Here is what is wrong with the
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by coenhyde 12y ago
I agree. In recent times we have been training young adults to behave like kids. That behavior sticks and you are left with a dysfunctional adult.
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by coenhyde 12y ago
You win by showing the local populations that you are not the enemy. Every drone strike just gives more ammunition to extremists who are trying to convert more people to their cause.
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by coenhyde 12y ago
This practice is very common. I'm not saying I agree with it but you should expect that every service you signup with to do this. As the company retargeting you do not know anything extra about your customers. The retargeting audience
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by coenhyde 12y ago
We were successfully running retargeting ads on Facebook by uploading our customers email addresses. We were getting lots of conversions cheaply. Initially CPM was $1.70, then a few months later it was $4, now 6 months later it's $9. A
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by coenhyde 12y ago
I think the larger Series A rounds are just a natural by-product of companies being further along before they reach Series A. What was Series B is now Series A.
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by coenhyde 12y ago
This is Awesome Ben! You should have posted it at a more active time on HN.
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by coenhyde 12y ago
Hi Adrian, Longshoreman looks interesting. I have two questions I couldn't find an answer to. How does port allocation work? And can you specify rules such as: service a should be on all hosts.
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SpaceX: ORBCOMM Soft Water Landing Video(youtube.com)
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by coenhyde 12y ago
The already have: "Police also arrested the teen and took him to juvenile jail, where Foster said they took photos of the teen’s genitals against his will." The want ANOTHER picture.
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by coenhyde 12y ago
The public wifi and the private wifi have different public ip's but counter to Comcast's claim that the second wifi does not effect the internet speed, it does. I know this because I discovered the xfinitywifi network coming out o
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by coenhyde 12y ago
Interesting, but it the app is soo slow!
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by coenhyde 12y ago
You're right. This needs to change as well.
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by coenhyde 12y ago
Pressure your government (where ever you may be) to make responsible use of antibiotics a priority. The misuse that terrifies me the most are antibiotics used on livestock. Particularly the antibiotics that are also used on humans. In my op
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by coenhyde 13y ago
Affirmative. I'm an Australian living in the US and the Australian accent on the iPhone is horrible. I prefer the US accent, which is much more soothing on my ears.
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by coenhyde 13y ago
Product is never done. The real question is does the OP have an MVP? After visiting the site it looks like he does.
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by coenhyde 13y ago
I'm interested to know what actually happened. It sounds like they just ran out of power?
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by coenhyde 13y ago
Issacs wrote the initial npm and was by far the largest contributor. https://github.com/npm/npm/graphs/contributors
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by coenhyde 13y ago
The key take away from this article is not to build your app in J2ME but to recognize how big the world is outside of America. American focused startups face lots of competition in a relatively small market.
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by coenhyde 13y ago
When I first moved to America, my speech was interpreted as not enthusiastic. A trick I use to now is to just put very in front of everything. I'm very happy that this fixed the problem.
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by coenhyde 13y ago
I never have any problems starting something new. I have problems finishing what I start. When I start a new project I do the hard parts first for a proof of concept. Except now that I know it can be done I loose interest...
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by coenhyde 13y ago
I trust Digital Ocean more than Comcast. And when I say trust, the trust part is that I trust Digital Ocean to deliver a service without playing silly games. Not that I trust Digital Ocean to keep my data private because at the end of the d
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by coenhyde 13y ago
VPN. Always VPN. Don't trust the local network. A Digital Ocean droplet is only $5 a month so for most of the readers here there's no excuse for not using a VPN. Even my home network can't be trusted. Comcast hijacks DNS requ
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by coenhyde 13y ago
I would say the highest probability is that we're in a zoo. We'd be pretty interesting to watch as a blossoming civilization.
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by coenhyde 13y ago
Absolutely disgusting footage. India has every right to be angry and so should everyone else. It appears that a male was administering the cavity search. Isn't this against the TSA's rules?
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by coenhyde 13y ago
Why would Saudi Arabia curtail their own exports? They'll make a lot more money exporting it. The ruling class has no incentive to care how expensive oil is for their domestic economy.
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by coenhyde 13y ago
Yeah the dude is smart and creative. But for all you HN fellows who find this so impressive, you must not have much creativity of your own. Or more likely I suspect you've never had the freedom to experiment like this.

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