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> No you wouldn't. Yes, I think I would. Or at least that a lot of others would. I understand that used cars are a better deal, but I've already decided that I want the "luxury" of a new car. But within that framework
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I should say that I'm otherwise pretty happy with the car. So much so that a few weeks later we leased an Elantra for my wife. If I could go back, I would have gotten that instead. She has a few more gadgets than me (heated seats, sunr
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Recent car lessee here. Like most people, I'm not in a position to buy a Tesla, but I agree that I can't stand the games the others play. I recently leased a 2017 Hyundai Sonata. I go in telling them exactly what I want (base mode
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From their product page [1]: > MapD Core is an in-memory, column store, SQL relational database that was designed from the ground up to run on GPUs. However, memory is getting cheaper and cheaper these days. [1] https://www.ma
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Companies Compete but Won’t Let Their Workers Do the Same
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Detroit is kicking Silicon Valley’s ass in the race to build self-driving cars
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Like many others here, I'm not a lawyer, so don't take this as qualified legal advice. But yes, I totally agree here. I once lost out on a great opportunity because I was stubborn about signing an NDA that probably would have had
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10y ago
+1. I recently got an Dell XPS 13 and hooked it up to my external monitor (4K). Icons were way too small so I adjusted those and standard text size. But getting applications (e.g. PyCharm) to run at a reasonable size was frustrating (I ha
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Ask HN: What tools do you use for project management?
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A lot of the other comments are focusing on the content and style of your website. Here's the thing: Most employers are never going to look at that. Unless you are showcasing something truly incredible, even the ones who are actually i
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Show HN: A template for serverless web apps using Flask and Zappa
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Show HN: Boilerplate template for a serverless web app using Flask and Zappa
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Tesla’s Statement on NHTSA’s Report
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Still, most people won't pay if it's optional. I wonder what percentage of readers pay for the Guardian's news. In the old days, you could pickup a newspaper and set it back down, but if you wanted any sort of convenience, yo
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1) It costs a lot of money to develop smartphones. To justify a higher price, you'd need to spend a lot of money on people to develop a better phone. It's almost certain that you won't be able to compete with Google or Apple
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Thanks. I edited my comment accordingly.
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Two thoughts: * It's a good idea to try to quantify the cost of losing an employee. If you at least understand what basic costs you'll incur, such as cost of hiring, training, etc. it'll give you a basis for realizing the imp
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Why Smart People Don't Multitask
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As the second link I've referenced above points out, there's a possibility that two drugs have the same active ingredients but but they absorb differently. Or one company can have a pill and the other a tablet that dissolves in
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This is unbelievable. The first line says: "Pharmaceutical giant CVS announced Thursday that it has partnered with Impax Laboratories to sell a generic epinephrine auto-injector for $109.99 for a two-pack—a dramatic cut from Mylan’s E
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I am generally pretty hesitant to change browsers, but I actually really like the feel of this. It's super clean and the keyboard shortcuts are the same as what I'm used to so it seems like it should be an easy switch. Definitely
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10y ago
Seems very similar to this: http://iphands.github.io/Meltdown/
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OK. You should update the original question you asked to include the fact that the server side code is using PHP and you'll probably get more targeted responses. Also, which database are you using and where is that being hosted?
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I usually ask myself if the language can do things that I can't do with a language I already know. For example, I learned a bit of Go because it shines at concurrency in a way that other languages I know didn't. My first language
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Is this a static website? When you fill out and submit the form, what code do you have that receives and processes said form? You indicated that you built this with CSS and HTML, but those aren't server languages. Is there something el
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I agree with dirktheman here if we're talking about hosting a non-static website. Getting setup with EC2 is a huge pain if you don't know what you are doing. I really like Heroku for simple apps, but something like Linode makes a
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Under the third bullet point for Israel it says: "Other: Citizen of the United Arab Emirates can use bitoasis.net to buy Bitcoins directly; in Kuwait you can buy Bitcoins on bitfils.com; in Vietnam you find the Broker bitcoinvietnam.c
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Not just wealthier [1], but also younger and more urban. People who have 25 mile commutes from the suburbs--even very wealthy suburbs--are more likely to own cars and less likely to use Uber. [1] In cities with good public transit (e.g., Bo
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There are a lot of tools and frameworks out there, so it's tough to know which ones to get started with. There are a lot of terms that don't make much sense until you just go ahead and start using them... HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Co
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I agree. The precision with which they are made is great. Also those blocks will still be around for your grandchildren.
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