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by erikig 7y ago
Although $50k for a resume is way too much, you’d be hard pressed to find better references...
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I tried this and I thought I heard my barber chuckle and I never tried it again. I vote for the robot barber - that will teach him.
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Depends on what you define as "tech", no?
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I can't underscore how important this is, not just in the US and in developed countries but across the world. There are so many policy makers that are woefully under-informed or that operate under assumptions that are decades-old and a
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Why Is the Term “Zip Code” Trademarked?(law.stackexchange.com)
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Admitting that is often a good start
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Talk about scrolling faster than the speed of light ;)
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- Convenience: Having your payment info saved in Alibaba (or Jet,Walmart,Amazon etc) makes it easier to purchase & check out especially because you don't have to incur the financial consequences right away. - Increased buying powe
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by erikig 7y ago
I'm enjoying these "in a single file" projects. They aren't often the paragon of best-practices but they make it easy for newbies to peep in on the syntax and see how complex problems can be solved. They are also usually
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The translations were a little tough to get through but here's a transcript of the best one: "...The best leaders are those the people hardly know exist. The next best is a leader who is loved and praised. Next comes the one who i
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Yep, those endorphins will mask the sweet pain of having 87 pages unread and knowing that number will keep growing ceaselessly until it is just another unread copy of the book in your inbox.
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JSON is pretty ubiquitous for transferring data between web resources, compressing the data with a novel method is always welcome.
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"Don't Let the Perfect Be the Enemy of the Good"
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Raising capital from Japanese financiers to run a business in the US is different from launching and running a business in the US
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I'm curious about a couple of things that aren't quite covered in the article? - Where's the "Buy it Now" page for this data? - Is the information sold in aggregate or per record? - Do Californian's have an ide
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I think the most underrated part of the presentation was the Tesla ATV - I think that might end up being Tesla’s most successful product yet.
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That’s so true, trucks and SUVs like the Mercedes G Wagon, the Ford Raptor (the F150’s rowdy cousin) and maybe even the Range Rover HSE are typical Veblen Goods. They do really well in urban areas specifically because they are over-engineer
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I'm intrigued at how this NN plays in the fuzzy line between magical surrealism and wordy incomprehensibility, it reminds me of the writings of many great writers...
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Kudos to Mo Ibrahim for putting his money where his mouth is.
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Quick Question - Are you creating an instance of the database when a user clicks "Create a Database" or when they first connect to it?
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...I spotted my underwear? What does this mean?
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Thanks for sharing this, I'm diving into the 3 videos that you highlighted: Part 1: Mathematics - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HVqxs0YBp4g Part 2: Finance - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=srbQzrtfEv
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Channel diversity is severely underrated.
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Yep, if you can't handle your own rebrand, how am I supposed to trust your AI to do my brand?
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I keep this resource bookmarked. It lists a number of the most popular JS/HTML table/grid components many of which implement the UX guidelines in this article. https://jspreadsheets.com
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Where do FTC fines (like Facebook's $5bn fine) go?(cnbc.com)
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Nothing like receiving "red-lined" documents with revisions in the comments to make you want to scamper back to git-land.
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This intrigued me. I was surprised that many long haul carriers didn’t do some of this human testing before launching a flight route. “It will be the first time Qantas is collecting data for a route before operating it. Qantas is teaming up
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Qantas testing human effects of NY to Sydney 20hr Flight(cnbc.com)
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That would be a reasonable starting point. Also, it would be great to see how these trades relate to the expected amount of volatility for the weekend (also public). For funds that don't want to trade out of and in to large positions o

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