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by grepthisab 10y ago
It makes me think it's just one person with several accounts who came upon this thread. Hopefully not a regular who typically posts normal things and switched to these accounts for this topic.
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by grepthisab 10y ago
They've taken a lot of liberties with the "Daily" in "Anagram Daily." Fifteen days between today's anagram and the last one! Plus one that is marked easy: MYTH. Maybe I'm just an idiot, but I cannot think
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by grepthisab 10y ago
This is a fun read, I've always enjoyed anagrams and palindromes. The "best anagram" was cinematographer megachiropteran. However, it comes across as a little "smarter than thou" with the section: "The thing yo
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by grepthisab 10y ago
My understanding is that in cases like this below, there was no limitation anywhere in the contract. Hence the FCC fine: http://www.theverge.com/2016/10/19/13330158/t-mobile-unlimit...
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by grepthisab 10y ago
This is a very helpful one, I used it a lot and referred to it a lot when building out my first few Django apps.
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Ask HN: Has anyone else had perceived legitimacy problems using a .io domain?
3 points by grepthisab 10y ago|1 comments
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by grepthisab 10y ago
It kind of reminds me of cell network "unlimited data" where they just start aggressively throttling customers after a certain amount of data use.
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Ask HN: Ethics of Quitting Soon After Starting B/c Another Offer Came In
6 points by grepthisab 10y ago|5 comments
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by grepthisab 10y ago
I encountered something similar the other day. I was on a moving website to schedule a move across town. I put in my info, and they gave me a quote, but the process was weird. It wouldn't let me back out of the quote completely, and if
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2017 TESLA MODEL S P100D FIRST TEST: A NEW RECORD – 0-60 MPH IN 2.28 SECONDS(motortrend.com)
7 points by grepthisab 10y ago|3 comments
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by grepthisab 10y ago
Ah, this explains it. I tried to use an import statement a couple days ago and it failed, so I assumed it still wasn't supporting ES6. Good to know!
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by grepthisab 10y ago
My understanding was that Node didn't support native ES6, is that no longer the case? Or are you talking about using a transpiler?
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by grepthisab 10y ago
I hate to be negative, but am doing so in hopes that the author will improve. I had the same experience. With the animated gifs every paragraph, it gives the feel of being one of those Buzzfeed articles where one has to click through to ele
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by grepthisab 10y ago
I just checked because I remembered something about that. It turns out the guy was faking having taken those AAPL short positions, as expected.
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by grepthisab 10y ago
I thought this would be a much more technical article, but it basically boiled down to Facebook suggesting to Chrome that Chrome not reload static things. "Technically, when you refresh a browser page, it is counted as the next visit t
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by grepthisab 10y ago
I like the Dell XPS 13 quite a bit.
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by grepthisab 10y ago
Steve Jobs.
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by grepthisab 10y ago
I could be missing the mark here, but I'm pretty sure you were replying to satire. Based on the grammar used and smiley face.
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by grepthisab 10y ago
It's difficult. I remember coming out of school, employers tried to anonymize for various things, especially with respect to things like race. Black students would, in an anonymized resume with contact info removed for example, state t
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by grepthisab 10y ago
When you say anonymous, how do you mean it? As in: the interviewer meets face-to-face without a resume in front of them, or the interviewer has a resume but the interview is done over the phone, or a phone interview with no resume?
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You’ll Never Be the Same Again - US Digital Service(medium.com)
2 points by grepthisab 10y ago|0 comments
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by grepthisab 10y ago
Sounds like what the Chipotle or Starbucks apps do right now.