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Charles Nutter banned from Rubinius(rubinius.com)
5 points by eric-hu 11y ago|1 comments
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by eric-hu 11y ago
Could you go into what the price difference is or what your use case is? Just curious in what situations I might want to consider Google over S3.
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by eric-hu 11y ago
If my last post came across as a suggestion to move your family here, that was not my intention. I mentioned it to contrast happiness against economic success. In American media, the two are so frequently treated as the same, and from wha
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by eric-hu 11y ago
Sure. I quit my job in June and a friend invited me to visit. I checked out some local communities corresponding to my interests in America: tech, startups and dancing. The communities were lively, yet different enough that they caught m
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by eric-hu 11y ago
It seems like there's an assumption in your post and in your fears: unhappiness comes from poverty and a lack of high-demand skills. I think that's a common narrative in America, and I certainly have it somewhat ingrained. I rece
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by eric-hu 11y ago
The author makes no mention of friends. The 90% figure comes from the frequency with which he currently sees his parents and sisters. The title is link-bait-y, but I think there's actually some substance there: by 30, you've seen
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by eric-hu 11y ago
I've been a vim user for a number of years and have fiddled with building in Clojure support at different times with repl support, syntax highlighting and other basics. My success was varying and incomplete. Tooling has been a barrie
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by eric-hu 11y ago
I feel like I've seen similar things, but I would phrase it differently. It seems like--on average, not as a a rule--women find men who are more socially adept to be more attractive. This is measured partly in how a man hits on a woma
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by eric-hu 11y ago
Those are the same reasons I've heard for why we have a young age distribution in tech relative to the age distribution of the general population. Poor industry retention seems to be a problem across the board.
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by eric-hu 11y ago
Can you speak more to what about his code base makes you say this? I very rarely hear people speak positively about former stewards of a codebase, so this sounds like a great learning opportunity for the rest of us.
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Rdio song list export(rdio.com)
1 points by eric-hu 11y ago|0 comments
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by eric-hu 11y ago
This raises an interesting paradox to me. How would the people writing the marketing copy for any product that was supposedly Superfish-resilient actually know that it was? Is the solution to simply not have marketing around such technical
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by eric-hu 11y ago
> it's futile I agree. I've mostly (99.999%) given up on participating in American politics for the betterment of society. > People are HEAVILY biased towards the version of the "truth" that lets them do what they
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by eric-hu 11y ago
This is a risk the datacenter exposes their customers to by nature of how they operate. It's a major selling point to me that AWS employs some more sophisticated countermeasures to attacks like these. If their typical response to ranso
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by eric-hu 11y ago
Pretty cool achievement. The prices ($300, $450, $600) for the different kinds of kits make this seem like a poor investment if one is just looking for a violin.
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by eric-hu 11y ago
I don't agree with this mod decision. The detached post responds to a point in the parent comment and this thread is generally discussing a theme of the original post: Asian Americans being second class citizens.
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by eric-hu 11y ago
This story hits close to home for me. Up until recently this year, I pointed to many things in my life except myself as the reason for me not being a self-actualized Asian American. My internal heckles followed the pattern of "I'
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by eric-hu 11y ago
Those strike me as understandable sentiments, but I do think they are racist. Are they bigoted? No. Racist? Yes. Such sentiments try to extrapolate information on a group of people based off of a non-random sampling. There's bias in
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by eric-hu 11y ago
As another Asian-American guy, I want to second this. Up until earlier this year, I felt paralyzed and victimized by American society. That is, I felt passively punished for not looking like Brad Pitt, Justin Beiber, or other American sex
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by eric-hu 11y ago
That was a fun read, and now the million dollar follow up question: What can be done to improve the situation? Is there even a single place that catalogs or demonstrates such inconsistencies? Could anyone demonstrate the ways in which HTML
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by eric-hu 11y ago
Jack Dorsey's net worth is approximately 2.4 billion [1]. Back when Bill Gates stepped down as CEO of Microsoft, he did so not to retire, but to take on the responsibility of spending his money in the best possible way for society. [2
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by eric-hu 11y ago
You may want to consider CSS breakpoints. They'll do that automatically without the page refresh, assuming the content layout is done using CSS already. A rough design pattern I've seen is Desktop resolutions: use layout in terms
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by eric-hu 11y ago
This looks amazing. Thank you for generalizing this and open sourcing it. For anyone looking to use the polygon word wrap feature as in the demo on the Github page with the Eiffel Tower, take a look at its responsive behavior before you ma
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by eric-hu 11y ago
I care because it's a convention. Without knowing too much about Angular 2, I know that it's got major breaking changes compared to Angular 1. Likewise, I know that a 1.15.2 should upgrade from a 1.15.1 fairly trivially, whereas
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by eric-hu 11y ago
I came in here to comment on this. React sounds exciting from what I've read about it, but I didn't realize it was pre-1.0. To teams who are using it in production, did you talk about this? What are arguments for using it despit
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by eric-hu 11y ago
addconnectionsettlement.com is having issues, here's the google webcache: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:aWJj9pD...
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Linkedin 13M settlement over Add Connections [pdf](addconnectionssettlement.com)
7 points by eric-hu 11y ago|1 comments
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by eric-hu 11y ago
For others who didn't get the PG reference: http://paulgraham.com/ambitious.html
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by eric-hu 11y ago
> If it's a game version of the same you don't care about those guarantees because nothing would actually cause the plane to crash. > If you were simulating the real plane then you'd want your simulation to halt at that
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by eric-hu 11y ago
This is true. Despite the number of choices, what Amazon has going for it is that I'm a repeat visitor and their pricing plan is consistent for movies. I've long ago decided what I want. That might change as I, say, upgrade from

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