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dmoney
13y ago
I've recently found myself in a leadership role as well, and I don't think it has to do with whether people are business types or not. Humility is necessary to fit in with peers and to get along with superiors. Confidence is nec
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Principles of Product Management
(justindz.tumblr.com)
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It's more likely that enough people who happened to be scientists enjoyed programming in python enough to implement scientific tools in it. (IMHO as a non-scientist)
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13y ago
I think lists of back-end development resources in specific languages could still be useful (and probably already exist in myriad forms).
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"A senior administration official also not authorized to speak publicly told USA TODAY that the United States is asking Hong Kong to act quickly on the request or risk complicating relations between the two for failing to hand Snowden
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The cycler station is an interesting idea. Seems to me you'd still have to accelerate the crew and supplies to an Earth-Mars orbit every time, but the habitat would only have to be accelerated to that orbit once. http://en.
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There's a bug in this zero-byte program: the other program might not leave its memory in a correctly runnable state when it shuts down.
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Never attribute to stupidity that which can be explained by indifference.
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I bought the audio version a while ago and agree with most of this. I bought it through some other site (probably whatever the SV Historical Society site linked to) and found it virtually impossible to post a review, due to errors about il
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What were the older incarnations of the cloud?
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The written word is immortal, but websites are not. Eventually your domain name and hosting will expire, your server will die. Presumably someone is keeping Aaron's site alive, but by default, things you write on your own website will go
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Why CS teachers should stop teaching Java applets
(programmers.blogoverflow.com)
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Researchers use Moore's Law to calculate that life began before Earth existed
(phys.org)
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14y ago
The maximum value is approximately the cost of a machine for mining it, because if you have that amount of money, you could instead buy the machine and use it to mine more than one bitcoin. The minimum value is probably some function of it
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> Having nothing to report is fine. In a meeting where you're supposed to say what you've been working on, at a job where you're paid to be working on it, in what way is it fine to have nothing to report?
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Writing the server side of an AJAXy search was pretty straightforward. In your view function, Instead of rendering a template, you call json.dumps() (or the equivalent in XML), and set the content type of the HTTP response (i think "applic
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Maybe it's to get experience running a business. Probably also a good opportunity for networking.
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Suffering from depression? Don't get into that relationship. When you've invested years of your life, and a part of yourself, into someone, and you lose that person, it's harsh. Also, don't have children, because that could be stressful
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It may be helpful to get you past the initial Catch-22, but if you can manage to get a few years of experience (let alone 20), I doubt the degree would matter much. Lots of job postings have "Or equivalent experience" after their degree re
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> A smarter population will lead to more peace and prosperity for the human race. Or language wars fought with real weapons.
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Could installing this extension, and therefore being "aware" of the TOS of a given site, make you more liable in the event that you inadvertently violate it? I.e., does it make a TOS any more legally binding than it already is?
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It probably wouldn't be in their interest to accelerate a web startup accelerator. Maybe an accelerator for some other field. It would be interesting to watch this artificial organism reproduce.
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And there was an error in handling the error! "Additionally, a 500 Internal Server Error error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request."
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Timbuktu Manuscripts Not As Burned As Reported
(tombouctoumanuscripts.org)
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Hard F#$ng Work [video]
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Stone-Soup for the Capitalist’s Soul
(ribbonfarm.com)
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Not to take away from the tragedy of these founders' deaths, or from the negative effects of unrealistic expectations, but is there evidence that these expectations or the pressure they were under caused their suicides? Is their any data
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Why can Y distribute fewer pills if they have no overhead?
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I like to poke holes in ideas, so I hope that didn't come across as too negative. I partially funded a patient, and it strikes me as a good sign that I've been refreshing the page to see that she gets the rest of the funding she needs. So
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14y ago
Wow, I'm the embodiment of HN being bad at subtext! :P On the one hand, I see your point, and I went and helped a little girl (as it happens, a different one). Maybe it doesn't need to be sustainable. It sounds like they've got it covered
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