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coke12
3y ago
Consider Alli, the drug that blocks fat absorption in the body. It already exists and works reasonably well for weight loss. The side effects can be gross and unpleasant though.
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4y ago
In general we want the richest and most powerful members of society to behave predictably, and ideally rationally, so that we can make long term plans without worrying about the fickleness of a small number of people. We have a lot of probl
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coke12
6y ago
What about arson?
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coke12
7y ago
They have to take out loans and exercise their options before they expire.
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coke12
7y ago
Any relation to John Dewar, of Dewar's whiskey? They're both Scottish.
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7y ago
I think they're implying that someone else took the phone interview for them.
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7y ago
The site is being served directly by CloudFlare's CDN, hard to make it much faster than that.
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7y ago
There was a pretty good HN comment thread about it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16723099 From the linked thread: """ 5. The stupid toilet bowl lid only fell about 8 inches. How could it damage my hea
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8y ago
This is a Javascript module, not a web standard. It goes through TC39
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8y ago
It's ~200 miles each way from SF to Tahoe. I imagine that's a pretty important number for people considering an electric SUV. Model 3 advertises a 325mi range, and Musk says the Y will get about 10% less than the 3.
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8y ago
They're probably using this: https://hootsuite.com/platform/scheduling
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8y ago
This isn't bullying a tiny competitor. McD's would have no problem with a company called "SuperBurger" instead of "SuperMacs". They want to protect their customers from potential confusion.
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8y ago
There might be data limits/throttling on the consumer's side.
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8y ago
Yup, this is exactly the problem. Currently JSON.parse() will silently truncate large numbers. This behavior made sense when there was only one numeric type in the language, but BigInt opens the door for arbitrary precision integers.
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8y ago
What is the value of JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(BigInt(Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER) + 2n))? > Finally, BigInts cannot be serialized to JSON. Hmm, ok. I guess that's fine. But what about large numbers coming from over the network? Can we
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9y ago
Since you can assign the same label to multiple faces, it seems like you could construct a fair die that's not a Platonic solid. I wonder if the rule is that the total face area for each label must be the same?
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9y ago
Ring is a digital doorbell. Looks like they also have a "neighborhood watch" app: https://ring.com/neighborhoods
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9y ago
Have you tried using google.com/ncr?
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9y ago
Why would you do this?
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coke12
10y ago
He's a designer. Lots of designers come in on O-1, most of them with far less impressive portfolios than his.
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10y ago
H-1B, O-1, L-1, and perhaps more.
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10y ago
Off topic, but what's the current status of flow-replacing-PropTypes?
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10y ago
Look at how fast they're monetizing: https://tctechcrunch2011.files.wordpress.com/2016/05/snapcha... (from the article). I'm sure the first half of 2016 has been insane.
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10y ago
If I make a plan to murder a person, the police shouldn't have to wait until after the murder to arrest me.
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10y ago
Seems they forgot to fill out this page: https://www.tumblr.com/txtventure/song.txt
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11y ago
No, but most companies filter out the most unreasonable people in their hiring process. I think you're making a caricature of these people's attempts to support their coworkers. "Microaggressions" in this context means t
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11y ago
No, I don't agree. Nobody should feel uncomfortable in their workplace, especially if the reason for discomfort has nothing to do with work. Comments about gender, sexual orientation, and race are almost never appropriate. College is a
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11y ago
Isn't a "sovereign" wealth fund effectively the Chinese government investing in Australia?
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11y ago
Facebook's quarterly net income is in the ballpark of $1 billion. $2B is a reasonable amount of money for a social media monopoly.
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11y ago
Los Gatos has a large downtown area, and Campbell's has been growing in the past few years. (Those are the two I'm familiar with.)
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