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Ask HN: Why is it so hard to find a business partner?
2 points by coreyp_1 11y ago|3 comments
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by coreyp_1 11y ago
I already knew about two's complement, but I like your explanation better than the blog post.
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Logshare: share output of cli (eg tail -f) via url(developer.ibm.com)
2 points by coreyp_1 11y ago|0 comments
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by coreyp_1 11y ago
I despise any app begging for a rating, and always rate them the lowest possible score. Always.
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by coreyp_1 11y ago
I would be surprised if there are not plenty of people here on HN who plan to vote for him. Consider this: If Trump has such a large portion of the American populace that does support him, and NOBODY on HN does, then wouldn't that me
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by coreyp_1 11y ago
That is an interesting question. "signing a binary" is a form of endorsement. If code == speech, as Apple is arguing, then compelling the endorsement of code is, quite literally, compelled speech, which may fall afoul of the 1st
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by coreyp_1 11y ago
Shouldn't that be "0 - 1"? "1 - 1" will correctly be computed as "0".
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by coreyp_1 11y ago
I have reviewed more CS papers than I want to remember, and 80% of them are abysmal in quality. Most of them are papers that undergrads wrote for a class, that they then hope to publish on the off chance that it will be accepted. "Of
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by coreyp_1 11y ago
#3. People who receive the key from #1 (in the future). This may be next year's elected official, or the official elected in 10 years, or the spy who will work in the office 7 years and 2 months from now. Can you guarantee the intenti
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by coreyp_1 11y ago
IANAL. International laws probably vary, but by having employees in a country, you may be subject to its laws. For example, I am part owner of a Canadian company that sells an online service. If we hire US employees (developers), then we
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by coreyp_1 11y ago
It is a $15,000 award. One of the qualifications is that you must be: "A woman and/or a member of a racial/ethnic group that is currently underrepresented in the computing field in the country where the student will earn the
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No white males need apply(sighpc.org)
5 points by coreyp_1 11y ago|1 comments
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by coreyp_1 11y ago
From what I remember when researching this very topic for another company, the flow went like this: Person sends an email to support@yourcompany. The ticket system monitors the account and, when the email arrives, create a ticket in the sy
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by coreyp_1 11y ago
Several trouble ticket systems support email. That is, when a message is received to an email address, it is imported into the ticketing system. From there, multiple people could handle/claim/escalate/etc the message. It ma
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by coreyp_1 11y ago
I think I start another new project every chance I get. I get distracted easily...
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by coreyp_1 11y ago
disable javascript to get past the adblocker wall.
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by coreyp_1 11y ago
This is annoying!
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by coreyp_1 11y ago
First, IANAL. Second, I don't understand how raising the price can be illegal. If the company owns the product, then they should be able to set its price. Even if it makes people mad, or even if people die, his company has been grant
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by coreyp_1 11y ago
The short answer is because it is a way for someone to make money. Not trying to be trite, but it is the same rationale that is used to pay ICANN for domain name registration or GoDaddy for an SSL certificate: They are perceived as an autho
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EBay has no plans to fix ‘severe’ vulnerability that could infect users with mal(thenextweb.com)
2 points by coreyp_1 11y ago|0 comments
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by coreyp_1 11y ago
Why not ban the men and only allow the women in?
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by coreyp_1 11y ago
http://www.cplusplus.com/forum/general/115700/ Here is a good "explanation" as to why, and I suppose it's as good as any other. The forum post does recommend using boost, though, which is a co
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by coreyp_1 11y ago
Now, now... we don't want it to look too much like those silly scripting languages, do we? (Serious answer: I have no idea, and despite having written a lot of C++ over the years, I've actually never needed to use a trim(), so I n
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by coreyp_1 11y ago
It sounds like they just implemented a Markov Chain. Why is this news?
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by coreyp_1 11y ago
OUCH! If they make it to the front page of HN (or anything else big, really) they're going to blow through bandwidth like crazy! A potentially expensive mistake!
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by coreyp_1 11y ago
I hate to tell you, but this isn't a good way to go about looking for ideas. Either: A.) The people who have ideas don't want to share them, especially for a nebulous offer to compensate them a "good amount at [your] discreti
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by coreyp_1 11y ago
The fact that a male rape victim can be forced to pay child support payments is repulsive. What makes it worse is that these unwilling fathers were minors (one as young as 13!!!).
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by coreyp_1 11y ago
Saw it at Notre Dame this week!
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by coreyp_1 11y ago
I wonder the same thing, but I'm on Windows 7 (which I really like). I'm mostly concerned about Virtual Box still working correctly, since I use virtual machines all day, every day, for school/grad work and hobbies.
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Ancestry retiring Family Tree Maker – check comments, people are ANGRY(blogs.ancestry.com)
1 points by coreyp_1 11y ago|0 comments

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