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Thule Crossover https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004XANKVO/ref=oh_aui_sear... Also has 25 year warranty I believe. The build quality is superb, and it works as a 2 day trip backpack. You can pack enough clo
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I actually really enjoy the layout. I think changing the color scheme to make it a bit easier on the eyes would certainly be an improvement.
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I primarily use a declarative language called LogiQL, which is a superset of Datalog. It's basically logic programming. Using predicates and rules. We have a proprietary database called LogicBlox, that allows us to push all business lo
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9y ago
What... this title is ridiculous. You fail, that's why you pivot. Hence the saying. "Fail fast and pivot" Pivoting just means you've taken some industry knowledge from your failed attempt at a product, and you are applyi
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Stuck the landing right in the center.. the accuracy is just amazing
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because cost and logistics? you can'd just do 1 day shipping everywhere... there isn't a warehouse near every remote area
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> The degree is exactly the same as offered to the residential program and the credits acquired are all legit and transferable to other universities. This is not entirely true. The online masters does not have all courses available. The
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You have a good point. I just got the costco citi credit card, and there was a small pamphlet included with the privacy information and what data is shared. Basically something like 8 line items for different kinds of data, 5/8 were re
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Ask HN: Need a good resource for guava concurrency programming (Futures)
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> We've tried setting strict time limits and rules for when he can watch them.. but it's not helping. The only thing left to do is purely ban it. But the cat is out of the bag and he took a huge dump. How are you setting limits
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It's a freaking coffin. Only reason it can cost $4000 is because safety regulations in india are non-existent. Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14807222
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9y ago
Unrealistic deliverable deadlines, poor management, scope creep, poor team organization / hierarchy, ignoring technical debt, inexperienced developers all contribute to poor code quality. Take your pick.
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I recently had this experience. I ordered a pack 5 toyota oil filters for my vehicle. When the box arrived, I was shocked that where was only 1 filter in it. I contacted amazon customer service and, at first they wanted me to ship the one f
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9y ago
If you have an injury, please go to physical therapy. In many cases, not exercising at all is actually worse. Most injuries require at least some form of therapeutic / strengthening / rehabilitation exercise to correct the injury.
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9y ago
Mandrill has the best features, but depending on your volume, their pricing might not be the best.
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Pretty sure this has been happening for a while. The last few times I've traveled, people were told to put laptops and tablets in separate bins as well. Makes sense... we shouldn't discriminate laptops at the security lines! All l
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As it is apparent from the comments, most people want the playlists shuffled, but after a song is played, it is taken out of the set that's to be shuffled. So a song is never repeated.
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It probably took on after Reddit, since HN went live 2 years after reddit.
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I never understood the ORM hate/bashing. It's like the framework fanboy paradigm. "I love framework X, and framework Y sucks!" They are tools built to help solve a particular problem. ORMs are great when dealing with CRU
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Go outside the US to South/Central America or Eastern Europe. Airfare included, it's cheaper than paying out of pocket even with ACA.
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How do you check if the issue is actually fixed after installing the microcode fix?
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Jeez sending cold emails is mafia like? Sounds like paranoia. Ignore the emails and move on with your life.
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https://devblogs.nvidia.com/parallelforall/even-easier-intro...
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Ask HN: Are auto-playing videos now the norm?
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The license could have been suspended after the driver had passed Uber's background check. I don't believe you expect uber to run background checks every week/month on tens of thousands of drivers.
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ok, I suppose if he was dropped off at a random location, it is a bit concerning. I think the police should have handled this though, it's not really Uber at fault here. Why didn't the police help your dad? Just left him stranded.
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I know Mandrill has webhooks that can notify you of events such as bounced emails. https://mandrill.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/205583217-Int... Wouldn't integrating this help solve the issue, as you c
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Still doesn't change the fact that another Uber / Lyft would have showed up in minutes. I still don't understand your reasoning for wanting to publicize this. There's nothing to publicize.
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Why not call another Uber or Lyft? "Their response: trip refund. Any way to publicize this incident?" Sorry, but you sound like the kind of person that would start acting like your spine broke from a minor bumper to bumper acciden
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.con might be a valid TLD though, there's so many TLDs now. Just send a verification email...
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