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> Rails 5.0 is in most likelihood going to target Ruby 2.2. There's a bunch of optimizations coming in Ruby 2.2 that are going to be very nice, but most importantly for Rails, symbols are going to be garbage collected. I'm look
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Do you mean your yearly income must be 40x your monthly rent?
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Think of, uber, airbnb or dropbox. if they were non-SV and non-US they could face similar attacks of having illegal business practices and even end up in a raid of the founder's houses. Silicon Valley is the strongest lobby for novelty
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12y ago
And ruby, python, js could focus on optimizing some frequently used core class methods (strings, arrays) and it'll save the earth billions of dollars, will help the environment and some national economies.
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Ask HN: Can we talk about Linux vs. OS/X?
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the current one has a "/" at the end. So they aren't the same url. (I checked using FF inspector, otherwise hard to notice)
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Permissive licenses are good for commercial purposes too in embedding them into proprietary software which is freedom for commercial purposes. That is why legal departments love the freedom given by permissive licenses.
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12y ago
GP's concern of proprietary modules seem valid IMHO. Based on your track record and plans ahead can you confirm this is not a risk?
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In similar lines here are my observations as a heavy business and personal user: 1. 140chars limit had a goal and philosophy which conflicts now with image attachment flood. Most "interesting" content is typed or pictured in the a
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I'm having a deja-vue or memory problems, wasn't this on the home page some days ago. Previous discussion [1] [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8547351
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Quick Links to the Most Popular Major Statistics in Mobile and Digital
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If I were one of the machines I would replay the Armageddon foreseen by the big religions. I would create a simulated judgment day and put the good humans in heaven and evil ones in hell. In heaven put an abundant supply of everything satis
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12y ago
> 3. Something you are (fingerprint, face, DNA, etc). Add there your mom's maiden name, your parent's names and you get the point; in an authentication system "something you are" must be better used more as user name
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1. "larger screens" were too obvious to be a validation for cook, everyone was seeing it and only some fundamentalists were insisting on 3.5" or 4. 2. apple 4th quarter is tied closely to the exact timing of launch and availa
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mysql, mariadb or postgresql would be ok. >> menu_items - string(comma seprated list of all menu items that customer ordered along with their price & Qty) you may prefer to rework the menu_items as an independent table depending o
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He's simply trying to talk "up" bitcoin, builds a kind of self-fulfilling prophecy. If bitcoin takes off some day, Marc was the guy.
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60=2x3x2(4)x5 makes sharing farming products easier among 2,3,4,5,6,10,12 people. 77=7x11 is cool too, but families/partners with 7 or 11 people are less common
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12y ago
In recent decade, we had few years without a fear for an apocalyptic virus spreading a deadly disease. I suspect it shows the success of our detection, classification and diagnosing techniques for the specific virus lines. But one can'
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Anybody has links to videos for playback?
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Yes but right after school expansion, it was not only WOM.
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Right after minute 32:00 Alex Schultz says "Facebook was viral via word of mouth because of the awesome product". Is this really true? I think "Use your email login and password and invite your contacts" namely contact
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So considering the OP is an "Assistant Professor of Computer Science University of Rochester" please refine your analogy whether his target audience falls closer to become the cab driver or the mechanic? Edit: quoted below OP
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> Clearly this researcher, in his role as mentor, has identified a skill gap that's hindering his students. This is a well known pre-course prep step, part of a bigger to do list for all teachers to make sure the tools you suggest
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To be fair, unfortunately as of 2014 considering there are 10^2 main disciplines, with 10^4 main research areas, with 10^6 different things to learn and 10^7 researchers building stuff to teach, expecting a GUI button to do those myriad of
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This lecture is a bit more dense in practical content, so some people like me, need more time to watch fully again and digest before echoing in a chamber :)
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Why not call everything parwaves? Or waveticles?
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12y ago
correct the title, "opinon".
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It is just free., but what is it? Here: > Ello is a simple, beautiful, and ad-free social network created by a small group of artists and designers.
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There is literally not a single woman in this iPhone 6 queue
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Could you pls explore browser benchmarks being single threaded? I mean, when I use Chrome or Firefox on Android isn't the browsing experience implemented as multi-threaded (e.g. when I have the 8-core S5)?
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