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by elamje 8y ago
Not a perfect solution, but the algolia search index is pretty good at finding topical articles that are most popular. If you don't use it already, it's the search bar at the very bottom of the front page.
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by elamje 8y ago
One must learn that there are very few "rules" to anything in life. You must be skeptical that a person sharing their "rules" has a major experiential, interest driven ruleset they are trying to project onto every other
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Ask HN: Should Everyone Have Access to VC, PE, and Hedge Funds?
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Audible Books Reaches Class Action Settlement for Readers and Members(johnelam.io)
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by elamje 8y ago
Maybe in general yes, but as a rule, no. And it depends on what language you are using regularly and what functional language you would like to use. E.g. If you normally write Java, then FP will almost always be more terse. I am learning Cl
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by elamje 8y ago
It was a question of curiosity to make sure so understood what OP wrote.
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by elamje 8y ago
Considering the terrible YouTube ads featuring millionaires that “work from home”, “have no boss”, and “make 10k in a matter of minutes”, I would say yes. If it was a reasonable realm to make a lot of money in, the ivy graduates at hedge fu
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by elamje 8y ago
MBA if you want to signal to top tier employers. Bloomberg if you will be able to turn a 25k/yr subscription into > 25k/yr of gains to offset the cost. The capital gains needed to offset the subscription to Bloomberg are pretty
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by elamje 8y ago
Pocket is pretty legit.
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by elamje 8y ago
It’s cross platform?
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by elamje 8y ago
I just started looking at Rust and I’m extremely excited about it so far. Knowing the struggles of C, as I’m sure you do, you will appreciate the abstractions for memory safety. Rust has a similar execution speed to C, but has memory safety
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Ask HN: Is Instagram forcing users to multi-tap opt outs for notifications?
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by elamje 8y ago
It costs something, yes. I think Vangaurd demonstrates how efficiently the whole system could run. Investors own the infrastructure, co-op style; Executives running the exchanges could be more like Jack Bogle than Ken Griffin. Both were eff
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by elamje 8y ago
This reminds of https://www.glideapps.com/ , which was posted on HN a while back.
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by elamje 8y ago
Source?
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by elamje 8y ago
Many large companies in China are partially owned by the state. Great for Chinese-domestic only companies as the government will give you favor, bad for international companies based in China as the government has power to use you like a tr
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by elamje 8y ago
So the performance was lower on the server than the pi?
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by elamje 8y ago
Learn a functional programming language to change your thinking about programming. Clojure is a good place to start. Started learning it in January and has radically changed my OOP mind. Previously did work with Python, Java, and .NET.
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by elamje 8y ago
I would imagine this is what it's like to work at any organization where developers are second class citizens. I work in Tax Accounting and it is similar, because teams are minimal, and the applications and processes only support the 1
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by elamje 8y ago
The percentage of content hardly matters in regards to your point about news being in this business long before Facebook. It's ironic that news sources are pointing fingers here since this has been their CORE product for years, minus t
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by elamje 8y ago
You should add a button for people to "work remote" if you want 10x karma.
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by elamje 8y ago
The ferry isn't too bad, I've taken it between Stockholm, Tallinn, Helsinki, and St. Petersburg. It's not like an all inclusive, nice experience like American cruises, but more minimalist (taking people, cars, and trucks). It
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Techniques for learning programming languages efficiently(flyingmachinestudios.com)
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by elamje 8y ago
As good as this sounds in concept, price wins at the end of the day, and while I lived in Europe RyanAir, SAS & Norwegian were a similar price to trains, but faster. The exception is when you travel to smaller regions with no major airp
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by elamje 8y ago
Whats the cost comparison for the SJ vs SAS to Luleå?
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by elamje 8y ago
I had a similar experience on a sleeper in Sweden. No bells, but stopping and rocking.
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by elamje 8y ago
> That delay would be in order to wait for the construction of an 11-mile-long rail tunnel between Denmark and Copenhagen called the Fehmarn Belt Fixed Link, which would reduce the journey time by train from Copenhagen to Hamburg from fi
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by elamje 8y ago
I took an overnight train in Sweden from Stockholm to Åre a couple of years ago. My experience was average at best, but possibly not good data. I was in a 6 person room (3 beds stacked on each side), and I ended up on the top bed. It was pr
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by elamje 8y ago
That is a perspective I haven't heard, and one that could help a lot of people on both sides better understand immigration. In a world with hundreds of autonomous countries, it's hard to envision that becoming a reality unless cou
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by elamje 8y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12907201

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