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> If a company knows how to get choose a USD200k engineer in SF and get a good return for the company off that engineer, then why wouldn't you pay USD200k in all areas? If you're willing to buy a $2 million property in Palo Alt
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> The kid's right to wander into crazy elsagate videos and have covert online conversations with predators unsupervised is more important than the parent's right to protect their kid, and Apple is justified in ripping the monit
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8y ago
I believe this is in the article.
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8y ago
What is different — generally — between the way Amazon determines prices, in your example, and the way Google determines the best search results? It seems they both use massive knowledge and technology advantages to determine something that
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8y ago
I have heard from friends in Germany that EBay is much preferred to Amazon.de. Perhaps that isn’t the full truth, but something I found interesting.
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8y ago
Perhaps Olive Garden and Outback Steakhouse, maybe Texas Roudhouse or Hard Rock Cafe. Absolutely Hooters.
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8y ago
Meshroom has been very fun to work with for what I can only refer to as "closed-shell" or fully convex shapes. I tried my damnedest to collect a good photogrammetry-based model of a flower, and the mesh fidelity I got from my 100
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Search is better than category browsing... you can spearfish instead of cast a net. If you had typed “hot plate” into search, you would have avoided your entire frustration... you already knew what you wanted. Amazons web site is a mess for
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Omg, this is awesome. I love this quote: > "You don't count what day it is when counting days, I just explained that. If today is SATURDAY, it's not 2 days until SUNDAY now is it?" The sheer concept that Sunday to Sun
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8y ago
Buzzfeed cites Bloomberg as the source in this article.
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8y ago
Not to turn a Netlify topic into a DigitalOcean topic, but when you created your droplet did you select the pre-built Wordpress option? May have helped you a bit. (I used dokku-wordpress[0] on my dokku imaged server, personally.) -- 0. htt
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I’m sure whatever technical achievement solved this problem will somehow lead to people instead offering condolences on the passing of their still-living friends.
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I think it’s quite legible at intended sizes, though. Around 6pt or less.
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I think this is a very level-headed view of lobbying and I want to say that I appreciate your comment. It’s enticing to imagine that Intuit is building a new pool on Chuck Schumer’s vacation property, and in a dark room somewhere a bunch of
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8y ago
Or more simply, what pattern do student IDs conform to? I’d be absolutely shocked if they were randomized.
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Lol I walked into that, I admit it. But Dropbox is something for laymen and casual consumers, it had a massive convenience quotient — Dokku and Netlify (and surge.sh and Heroku, etc) are for developers specifically, and git pushing to websi
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I get this experience on my own VPS with Dokku, mostly. I thought Netlify’s big bonus is their CDN and pricing?
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What Does Unsplash Cost in 2019?
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8y ago
In fairness, if you are a worldwide #1 player and drop to, let's just say, some ranking that is so irrelevant that you can't be placed on a new professional team then there are avenues for you that are outside of actual playing at
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8y ago
Employers often subsidize or provide gym memberships. Of course, they know that not only do healthy people make better workers (more productive, focused, competitive maybe?) but also healthy people take less sick days.
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I watched a short documentary on the player "device" from the CS:GO team Astralis[0]. It's interesting even if you aren't into esports or Counter-Strike in general, I'd say. One of the relevant aspects of the story
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Isn't the general argument that state taxes mean almost nothing to businesses like Boeing, Microsoft, Amazon, et al (in Washington State) but are actually a huge pain in the ass for small/mid-size businesses? The quote featured in
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Luckily, the author outlines the fact that many of Spotify's playlists are curated by humans and when you submit an album to Spotify, you highlight a single track for a human to listen to. It is very possible to catch the ear of a huma
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8y ago
This is an important conversation, but being on HN I cannot resist... > there are things that local (geographically) communities can provide that online communities simply can't Identify this delta! It may just be the seed to the ne
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The absolute futurist-cynic inside me wants to reply, badly, to this statement: > you still have to raise your child irl. with the fact that increasingly I see children being strolled around with tablets mounted in front of their faces,
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No, sense of community is actually stronger than ever I think. But those communities are less geographic and much more ideological. The communal bond these days happens more in ideas and beliefs than in physical proximity. Social media made
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Privacy.com?
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I just am saying that basing any assumptions on the data from CoinMarketCap is to make those assumptions meaningless, because the data at CoinMarketCap is false. Apologies if I'm misreading your comment.
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You say: "Looking at bitcoin volume on coinmarketcap right now, it's about $9B 24h volume on a $71B market cap. In just 8 days the entire market cap of bitcoin will have 'exchanged hands' (again, I know this is not exa
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