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hackerweb
10y ago
But a lot of the negative reviews for the linked seller seem to be about a locked or blacklisted phone, or one with the wrong amount of storage. Those customers would presumably have to send back their phones, so what's the buyer-side
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hackerweb
10y ago
How are Verilog and VHDL a "new set of languages"? That set has been around 30 years, almost as long as C with classes.
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hackerweb
11y ago
Ultimately, supply is the only solution. But there are very tricky political issues involved. See, e.g., http://techcrunch.com/2014/04/14/sf-housing/
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hackerweb
11y ago
So the point is that in a super tight housing market, it doesn't take that many outliers to have a big effect on housing prices. Obviously I'm aiming at fairly high-end developers--like people with Ph.D.s or a decade of industry
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hackerweb
11y ago
I'd love to be able to hire developers for $92K/year in SF, but these numbers are completely off base for average salary. Even offering $160-200K (plus options), I probably lose half my recruiting battles to big companies offerin
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hackerweb
12y ago
Caja is something you can do server-side to filter JavaScript. COWL is a modification to the browser security architecture. Hence, unlike Caja, a web site cannot unilaterally deploy COWL. On the other hand, if COWL or something like it m
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hackerweb
12y ago
This confused me as well. Stellars are stored in fixed point, as millionths of a stellar. But there's a tiny anti-spam fee for each payment transaction, so if you've sent money somewhere you may find an extra 0.000010 gone.
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12y ago
Long pump, though. The founders can't sell for 5 years. https://www.stellar.org/about/mandate/#Stellar_distribution