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by gt565k 11y ago
Are the "code" links on the left panel supposed to be a starter code base or the solution for each language? http://cryptopals.com/sets/1/challenges/1/ They links don't work
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by gt565k 11y ago
I struggled with the same issues. Running CM roms that were just damn unstable and broke shit left and right. Finally settled for the Nexus 6P, and I'm loving it. No need more dealing with crapware!
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by gt565k 11y ago
The article is advocating for a ban on all elementary school homework in favor of "play time" and other things though.
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"Homework has no place in a young child’s life. With no academic benefit, there are simply better uses for after-school hours." Sorry, but that's just plain wrong! It's not the amount of homework that's the problem,
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Anyone know if this is the dwave quantum computer or a different one?
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Bitcoin – What Happened at the Satoshi Roundtable(medium.com)
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jasper project voice recognition with raspberry pi. hook it up to your garage door, your lights, whatever! http://jasperproject.github.io/
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I didn't at first either, but after using Venmo, the simplicity of the UI is amazing. I can easily search for a friend, and send them money right away. In addition, you can request money from people. It's really easy to split groc
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by gt565k 11y ago
HighCharts is awesome. I'm a big fan as well. I've used it for school projects and work before, and was amazed by the documentation and API capabilities. Everything is configurable and easy to figure out.
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by gt565k 11y ago
https://www.wealthfront.com Haven't tried this myself, but Tim Ferriss seems to advertise it a lot and I have a few coworkers that use it. Minimum is $500 with no management fees (up to 10k I think)
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by gt565k 11y ago
Check out the DX racer chairs http://www.dxracer.com/ Price is not very low, but you get what you pay for! I really like the lower back support on some of the chairs.
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by gt565k 11y ago
I disagree. To me, certificate sounds like something tiny. I.e. you're a certified .NET developer. Traditionally, a degree can be very broad. For example, a CS degree can cover a lot of classes in different areas of Computer Science in
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by gt565k 11y ago
Technical debt is usually a result of poor planning, a misunderstanding of requirements or complete lack of requirements, or trying to do too much when you should have built an MVP with limited scope. I think the SE Radio episode on Technic
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by gt565k 11y ago
Very true. I've used SendGrid and Mandrill for transactional email services and bounces count against your account's reputation. Most of them will require warming up the account/IP you're sending the emails from in order
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by gt565k 11y ago
They've added some interesting features like stories from your city or events near you which are a subset of videos hand-picked from different people who submitted them for that event/location. This is really handy if you want to
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I second Mint. Been using it for the last 4 years.
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Google Drive...
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Django and Rails are similar in the sense that they come with batteries included and favor convention over configuration. Also, Django recently received a grant from Mozilla, so expect some great features to be added. https://www
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Are there any restrictions on the model year of the car for UberHop / UberCommute?
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use Ruby on Rails with carrierwave gem to upload files to AWS s3 write your custom api in rails to serve those files
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by gt565k 11y ago
Just use Rails with Heroku for deployments. You can deploy a small instance for free on Heroku. It'll save you the headache if configuring and setting up everything, and with a feature complete framework like Rails, you'll hit the
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Google says D-WAVE quantum computer is 100M times faster than PC(theregister.co.uk)
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Hmm, I'm curious to see how you're reaching the 1GB limit per dyno. How many web workers do you have per dyno? I worked on a pretty heavy monolithic rails app that was able to run 3-4 unicorn workers per heroku 512mb dyno. I'
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It doesn't matter what you use to build your back-end APIs. All your client will see are REST endpoints that produce/consume JSON. I'd do the API in Rails, just because there are probably more resources available and the fram
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You should have gone jogging before submitting this to HN.
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What a time to be alive. I for one can't wait until the space race to colonize planets and moons starts. Hopefully NASA's budget will increase as well.
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It usually comes down to time management and a solid routine / schedule. Start with getting 6-8 hours of sleep a night, consistently. Go to bed and wake up at the same time every day. Perform physical exercise for 45min - 1hr a day. Th
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I second this. Ruby is a great language, because it was designed with developer productivity in mind. Same goes for Rails. The most feature complete framework I've seen to date. Django is up there too.
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Django rest framework http://www.django-rest-framework.org/
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I think you've got a pretty good starting point. Once you get fairly decent with JavaScript, I'd like to recommend 3rd Party JavaScript http://www.amazon.com/Third-Party-JavaScript-Ben-Vinegar/dp/... It&

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