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Basketball trick physics and application to sustainable tranportation(sciencealert.com)
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Does it really matter if you pull a USB out before it safely ejects?(sciencealert.com)
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by dnt404-1 11y ago
I have been reading that Vagrant provides a out-of-the-box support for docker after version 1.7. So, it seems this will be easier, and with an obvious case for Windows or Mac. I am already on Linux, so, my question is why create extra abstr
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by dnt404-1 11y ago
How much time did it take for you to adjust? I still am finding it difficult to wrap the concept of dockerization.
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by dnt404-1 11y ago
Thank you for clearing that up. So, does this work like Vagrant's mount folders? Does the container then find the path to the host's development artifacts?
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by dnt404-1 11y ago
Did you use separate docker container for each of the stacks? From what I can gather, the docker way is to reduce each complexity to a separate container solution. And, I agree that docker way of doing things is a bit tricky at first, sin
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by dnt404-1 11y ago
At this point, I too am trying to find "it will 'just click'" moment for docker, though I have only been looking at the two for a few days only.
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by dnt404-1 11y ago
I have been trying to setup docker, but the tutorials on the web seem not to be focused on active development (at the moment). Can you link to some documentations from where I can learn about the workflow and transitions from old way of d
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Ask HN: Do you use Vagrant or Docker for active development?
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Why Piketty isn’t Marx(mondediplo.com)
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by dnt404-1 11y ago
Do they advertise specific jobs for Web Science? And, what do they work on after they get in, if you know?
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Ask HN: Would anybody hire a Web Science graduate?
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by dnt404-1 11y ago
Why do find psychology to be speculation? Do they not use empiricism in their studies (maybe not all of them)?
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by dnt404-1 12y ago
Can you please put the download link in some other services that supports download resumes (or, possibly torrent)? Google Drive does not seem to support resume, and, restarting leads to start from byte 1. And, this is because from where I a
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Why people's faces are different from one another?(news.nationalgeographic.com)
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Why the Facebook Experiment Is Lousy Social Science(ischool.berkeley.edu)
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Failed student's website outsells eBay and Amazon – Alibaba(mirror.co.uk)
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Failed many times before raising $13M on Kickstarter(washingtonpost.com)
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Dog: New Programming Language Makes Coding Social Apps Easier(technologyreview.com)
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How much is your privacy worth?(technologyreview.com)
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Computer Scientists Suggest New Spin on Origins of Evolvability(today.ucf.edu)
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Can Overthinking Reduce a Leader's Influence?(gsb.stanford.edu)
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Data visualization tool to highlight aberrations(newsoffice.mit.edu)
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Cider Project: Run iOS apps on Android(engineering.columbia.edu)
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Ask HN: Any sociological/anthropologic study of entrepreneurship and culture?
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by dnt404-1 12y ago
its rather sad too - in articles, introversion is glorified, while in real life, it is quite the opposite.
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by dnt404-1 12y ago
the whole dichotomy of introversion-extroversion needs to be scraped! an individual is more than capable of being either an introvert/extrovert depending upon the situation, the context, and the other interacting agents.
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by dnt404-1 12y ago
I don't know if this is a feasible step for you considering you have a family to support, but you can do what I did. I was starting age 24 when I dropped programming for over a year, and studied master's in counseling psychology p
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by dnt404-1 12y ago
totally true that negotiating for oneself is very easy than the rest of the team. back when i was working (before taking studies), it was easy to get my pay raised, however later as i became team leader, and when i tried to raise the pay fo
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Ask HN: What preparation did you do to land your first remote job?
1 points by dnt404-1 12y ago|0 comments

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