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8y ago
she's an intern there. I don't see her as a git contributor but she is knowledgeable in physics and math so I'm assuming she helped out with the paper.
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8y ago
This! Delaware is simply the choice for most because of conventions, marketing, and (legal) history. The ideal choice should be Wyoming in my humble opinion.
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8y ago
Will there be a way for a C-Corp to change into an LLC?
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8y ago
How do we pronounce this? Re-LACKED?
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8y ago
I believe Robinhood doesn't have official API support so use it with caution.
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8y ago
This is great news for OEMs - one less carrier to work on. Sprint was a pain to work with - their network requirements were the worst and they had horrible bloatware no one used that required to be extensively tested.
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8y ago
How will this affect Shopify stocks?
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8y ago
I've built "successful" trading statregies. As some comment mentioned, trading on volatility is the key but it's extremely risky. Everyone is trying to build a successful trading strategy. Honestly, a lot of my peers see
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9y ago
It's good to hear how much audacity it takes to succeed. I love stories where hard work really pays off. I'm a relatively late adopter (2009) but I really loved Smugmug from the start. As someone into both technology and photograp
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9y ago
I'm curious how many candidates actually put their Twitter profile on their application. I mostly use twitter to banter with friends and family. Although nothing is rude or offensive, it wouldn't be relevant for companies so I wou
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He had a tremendous influence in making electronic music more mainstream. RIP.
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RCS was extremely complicated. It needed cross-collaboration from carriers and Qualcomm.
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9y ago
It is a genius move from Apple. I just wish they'd apply this logic to a lot of their other stuff.
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9y ago
One thing that really annoys me from Reddit is the mob mentality. For instance, a person will make a seemingly "logical" argument and everyone will just keep adding their own "opinion" agreeing with this argument to be p
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9y ago
It's an interesting timing - Qualcomm just announced major layoffs so it's possible some folks from there will apply.
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It's fair though to assume that the CEO knows the company metrics better than all of us. I'm assuming these 1-hour blog posts do move their metrics in a meaningful way and the HN thing was just banter. Also, the term "quality
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9y ago
Oddly, none of this is being reported in the Korean news.
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9y ago
This highly contrasts Netflix, which barely has any leaks, although discloses almost all their information to employees. Is it Apple's company size and culture that make leaks inevitable?
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9y ago
I can't believe a senator asked "How does Facebook make money." I thought it was a rhetorical question at first but the senator was like "Oh!" when Zuck said "Ads."
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9y ago
Let's assume that Facebook helped get Donald Trump elected. (Whether this is true or not, we'll find out). Are you saying Trump is ruining the country? Then why does Facebook take the entire responsibility for "ruining"
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9y ago
When I visited India, the locals recommended me to always drink bottled water or else I'd get really sick. Maybe in the US, it can be solved on a city-by-city basis. For some other countries, I think it's a much more complex probl
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9y ago
I'd also love to see a translation demo and not English examples. I know there are tons of outdated programs out there like SDL Trados, but apps like Smartling or GTT are decently efficient. It'd be cool to see quantitative data o
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9y ago
Although I agree that $1337 is definitely WAY too low, it's also someone's job to budget this and minimize payouts. To Google, 100k is nothing and in good faith, they should definitely reward more, but when it ties into someone&#x
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9y ago
It will still take a while to penetrate the gaming market. A $3000 desktop can play most games at the highest settings right now including VR. A $3000 mac would be lucky if the games even supported OSX.
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9y ago
Okay, but couldn't this be good for some people? If they see cheap diaper ads, they might be motivated to buy them. I know the implication is negative in terms of privacy, but it has its benefits if it could actually solve problems and
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Reminds me of Hatsune Miku from Japan, a humanoid persona, with a huge following. Miku is not deceptive about its virtuality. But people still love it. Some people love anime characters - there's a huge culture behind that. The problem
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It's obvious her PR team thinks it's better to just stay quiet than putting any sort of statement out. If you've met her, you'll know she's extremely brilliant, but I don't think this situation is something tha
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Yeah, SoundCloud has an unsustainable ecosystem.
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Their product is a lot more powerful than Soundcloud's (even though the target users might slightly differ). I really hope they have a solid roadmap and wish them the best.
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9y ago
Maybe they're trying to strategize on SAT Prep book marketing /s. Jokes aside, SAT score is not a good indicator of "success" in terms of salary at least in my personal circle. Some of my friends who got perfect scores o
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