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by enduser 6y ago
Thank you for taking the time to make this. I was delighted to see some of your top choices, Jerry Weinberg and Eli Goldratt for example, and will be sharing this with several team mates who are working toward leadership.
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by enduser 6y ago
in-addr.arpa is for reverse lookups. It is how IPs resolve to names. The address is reversed to allow delegation of IP ranges to DNS servers that are “closer” to the IP address. Only the absence of a matching in-addr.arpa record would “look
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by enduser 6y ago
The Schwinn bike (same hardware as Bowflex C6) has a power meter built in too, not just cadence, so it can calculate speed and works with apps like Zwift.
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by enduser 6y ago
There are a variety of tools that allow you to print almost instantaneously to a reMarkable Tablet.
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by enduser 8y ago
“NHTSA found that even the early version of Tesla Autopilot resulted in 40% fewer crashes ...” True “... and it has improved substantially since then.” Non-specific to the point of being subjective. Untrue according to many HW2 users. Bad l
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US DHS Compiling Database of Journalists and 'Media Influencers'(forbes.com)
44 points by enduser 9y ago|7 comments
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by enduser 9y ago
Having a verifiable voting artifact that participates in an observable and verifiable tally protocol really should be addressed at the level of the Constitution now that it has proven so open to interpretation at the State level. According
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The Voting Technology We Really Need? Paper(theatlantic.com)
7 points by enduser 9y ago|1 comments
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by enduser 9y ago
The article neglects to mention that with the right adapters the car can connect to RV electrical hookups and get a full charge overnight.
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by enduser 9y ago
Looks like this isn't in regard to the effectiveness of remote work. It's a way of using a blanket company policy to effect a major workforce reduction, keeping the most dedicated employees, without engaging in politics or perform
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by enduser 9y ago
Then the computer is doing the reasoning, not (just) you. Static typing will certainly help you reason about a larger system, I do not dispute that. I am talking about increasing the capability of the largest symbol system you operate on in
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by enduser 10y ago
CL allows us to write code the way we think about a problem--and then bring life to that way of framing the problem. We can come up with an ideal way of describing a solution and then make a language work that way. I say a language be
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by enduser 10y ago
I love seeing new development in the Lisp space, but this offers very little over the very stable, mature, and consistently supported and updated Hunchentoot beyond a whole bunch of architectural opinions. It does nothing to address Web
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by enduser 10y ago
Right now a Tesla will overheat if you run it at top speed consistently. Electric is unmatched for instant torque, but the current battery technology makes electric unsuitable for sustained high speed. As far as practical power, electric is
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by enduser 10y ago
Source code can be verified. Binaries distributed via app stores may or may not have behavior different from the published code.
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CIA Concludes Russian Interference Aimed to Elect Trump(npr.org)
77 points by enduser 10y ago|44 comments
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Custom Menus in Google Apps(developers.google.com)
1 points by enduser 10y ago|0 comments
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by enduser 11y ago
How about tackling one use case where Grid really excels and building up a really strong case and marketing material around that? Like one creative industry project. See https://basecamp.com/tour for an example of making a
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Blender's “Cycles” Renderer Demo Reel [video](youtube.com)
2 points by enduser 11y ago|0 comments
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by enduser 11y ago
Since there is demand for a Founders at Work sequel, how about a way to submit questions to HN users and see their answers. e.g. /answers?id=dang would show your answers ranked by upvote. Going to /answers without a parameter coul
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by enduser 11y ago
For those who don't have Lisp handy, here's some sample output: JOE WAS NEAR THE CAVE. JOE KNEW THAT JOE WAS NEAR THE CAVE. IRVING WAS NEAR THE OAK-TREE. IRVING KNEW THAT IRVING WAS NEAR THE OAK-TREE. JOE KNE
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What is Superadobe?(calearth.org)
93 points by enduser 11y ago|36 comments
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#AskMark: Why do you wear the same shirt every day? [video](vimeo.com)
1 points by enduser 11y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: My US cargo bike manufacturing intrapreneurship startup(treehugger.com)
2 points by enduser 12y ago|0 comments
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by enduser 12y ago
Generate SVG using an XML DOM library and then convert to PDF using Inkscape on the command-line.
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Shen Under BSD(shenlanguage.org)
10 points by enduser 12y ago|0 comments
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Marriage Math(psychologytoday.com)
1 points by enduser 12y ago|0 comments
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by enduser 12y ago
I appreciate this article by someone who is serious about contributing useful solutions to the world--not just the social aspect of programming--and appreciates a language that empowers him to develop those useful solutions as readily as po
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by enduser 12y ago
He'll have to contend with the lowest rate of government corruption in the nation: http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/best-state-in-america...
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Amazon.com launches new site design(amazon.com)
1 points by enduser 12y ago|0 comments

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