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11y ago
Market segmentation.
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11y ago
> But because our mosquito is oh-so-light, the raindrop moves on, unimpeded, and hardly any force is transferred. All that happens is that our mosquito is suddenly scooped up by the raindrop and finds itself hurtling toward the ground at
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11y ago
Can't you reuse these nitrogen- and phosphorus- rich fish as fertilizer?
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12y ago
>>> 1 + "0" Traceback (most recent call last): File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module> TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for +: 'int' and 'str' This is what stron
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12y ago
I think the challenge here will be in the overhead of finding and evaluating suitable projects, given that you can use each one only once.
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12y ago
Is there a high level overview somewhere I can read? Don't even know what to google here.
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12y ago
Food security is the reason governments stick their noses in an otherwise free market.
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12y ago
I believe the number of results is totally made up. If you click all the way to the last page you will find there are far fewer than whatever number is shown there.
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12y ago
The comments here trying to rebut every argument against DVCS are missing the point. The point is not that DVCS sucks and we should all go back to SVN - it's that since DVCS is fashionable, it is seen as a solution to every problem.
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12y ago
Location: Toronto, ON Remote: Prefer not Willing to Relocate: Yes, within US & Canada Ideal Position: Software eng, in a position involving R&D/new technology development. Would love to continue in the field of autonomous vehi
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12y ago
Huh, I was a summer student with DEAP back in probably 2006. Exciting that they are now on the verge of what they've been working towards all these years.
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12y ago
Simpler: class Storage: pass
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12y ago
It's part of the decay chain of U238 which is present in trace amounts in much of the earth's crust. I would imagine it's nearly impossible to chemically separate it from the lead. Would require a process similar to that us
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12y ago
There are many billions in lost treasure alone on the ocean floor. "Late" salvage is not typical but also not unusual as technology makes it easier to find and possible to recover wrecks. Legal obstacles seem more difficult than
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12y ago
It's actually not a pointer, but it acts similarly. http://eli.thegreenplace.net/2009/10/21/are-pointers-and-arr...
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12y ago
It's not.
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12y ago
What route did you take to apply? I'm looking at a specific position posted in Google careers. Just fill out the form and wait?
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12y ago
Location: Toronto, ON Remote: Have done remote but prefer not to Willing to relocate: Yes, for the right opportunity Background: I'm originally a control systems engineer that has grown into many other roles. For the last four years I
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12y ago
Never even fold socks again. Pull out two and they always match!
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12y ago
Control systems engineer in the mining industry. Working on new technology development for mobile machine automation and other things. Fairly outside the normal HN crowd but I like to keep in sync with the wider tech world.
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12y ago
Simply compiling and running on many different platforms (Windows, Linux, 32/64 bit, ARM, ...) has helped me find a number of truly weird issues that would have surfaced later. Compiler warnings, diverging stdlibs, alignment... I'