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by hn_user2 10y ago
Interesting. Although I have always just assumed that since I need a social security number to open any kind of account in the US that the IRS already knows how much I have in the bank. >If US citizens living in the US had to report the
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by hn_user2 10y ago
To/from Canada might want to look into NEXUS. Slightly more money but you get precheck, and immigration line skip both directions.
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by hn_user2 10y ago
Perhaps heatmap showing number of events.
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by hn_user2 10y ago
Have you considered a cron lambda that breaks the task down into smaller parts and creates jobs for those parts onto SQS or SNS? Sounds like you already have smaller jobs since you are breaking up to threads. You could then have your worker
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by hn_user2 10y ago
This is really cool to see! I have had this type of thing on a back burner for a long time. Glad to see someone wrote it. I wonder if the author considered AWS SimpleDB instead of dynamo. Costs are a bit cheaper. https://aws.amaz
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by hn_user2 11y ago
If you on the high end of the pay scale, then sharing your information can hurt you. When it comes time to negotiate a raise, the company could be reluctant to give you a raise knowing that your peers will also expect a similar raise. If yo
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by hn_user2 11y ago
If you are a Mac user, I'll suggest OmniFocus. Aligns pretty well with the GTD method and syncs to phone apps and calendar.
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by hn_user2 11y ago
ATC access is tightly controlled and requires work to get. Don't have this problem with controllers. The pilots taking the time to go through VATSIM are also the ones taking the time to do things right. They almost always finish their
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by hn_user2 11y ago
This is actually true. But the numbers don't tell the entire story. Officials are trained to be biased towards a major yard line on change of possessions. Starting at a major line n these instances is insignificant to the drive. The up
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by hn_user2 11y ago
This has got to be valuable data. Not only do they have data on volume of purchases, but now have data on interested buyers that were price sensitive.
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by hn_user2 11y ago
Exactly. Or if looked at in this specific guys case. Someone is willing to put two kids through college, and all he wants in return is some old jeans.
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by hn_user2 11y ago
Line 21. Other Income. $200.00. Done. Edit: Not saying I would do the project. But tax reasons are not why.
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by hn_user2 11y ago
A router. But I don't think the community has quite solidified around a single router yet. Iron-Router was the lead for a while. I don't think these should necessarily be in core, but here is my list of pretty much always-installe
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by hn_user2 11y ago
Works great. Just isn't part of core. Meteor core is stubbornly trying to force use of atmosphere for everything. But everyine I know immediately installs https://github.com/meteorhacks/npm which allows for using
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by hn_user2 11y ago
Any airplane should have no problem--but legally, not allowed unless it is certified for it.
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by hn_user2 11y ago
Did parent edit? Because all I see is work-life balance.
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by hn_user2 11y ago
Don't mind the title so much, but would be nice to actually have some content.
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by hn_user2 11y ago
There is a ton of application code out there. Not super secret IP involving a secret new method to compress audio. It's mostly CRUD applications with some business logic mixed in. Nobody is trying to steal your CRUD code. Edit: just to
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by hn_user2 11y ago
> the tide will quickly turn against Apple I would think that the people savvy enough to install 3rd party ad blocking extensions are smart enough to know that the issue is their extension. Not Apple. But who knows.
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by hn_user2 11y ago
> Not all of the tests, necessarily, but enough to set an example, set the standard, and get the ball rolling. I think you stopped your quote too soon. Writing a couple tests sets a pattern, an example o follow, and demonstrates how impo
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by hn_user2 11y ago
This article is very timely for me. I am about to buy some external storage for my laptop, and was looking exclusively at SSD. Had no idea about this major downside, but sounds like SSD are the last thing I want to be using for archiving.
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by hn_user2 11y ago
I think the biggest difference between your one off paying to hitchike with a single car and Uber drivers is that Uber drivers have in essence become common carriers. Additional safeguards to common carriers make common sense to me, since y
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by hn_user2 11y ago
Especially because they argue that they are not a taxi company because they are doing "ride sharing". Well are you ride sharing or are you a limousine service with jobs on the line?
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by hn_user2 11y ago
>Github will probably have more downtime which you can do noting about, than your selfhosted gitlab, which will probably fail because you upgraded something, or tinkered with a configuration. Personally I don't think you will see le
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by hn_user2 11y ago
Hands down MacBook pro for me. Was long time sceptic. Finally took the plunge. Now a happy user.
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by hn_user2 11y ago
Looks very nice. Will check it out. Also noting as an alternative for planning is omnifocus. But this also looks very promising.
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by hn_user2 12y ago
How much is it? I clicked around a bit an couldn't find a price. Hard for me to forward this to our IT department without knowing a ballpark cost. Since that will be their first question. Secondly, I think your font choices are workng
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by hn_user2 12y ago
I find it interesting that they moved onto the next question after a candidate gave up on the problem after 10 minutes. Am I coldhearted for thinkng this is were you end the interview and go back to your desk to get some work done?
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by hn_user2 12y ago
Unfortunately, living overseas on just a laptop means limited laptop storage, and no desire to lug a time machine or hard drives around. All of this means complicated (for me) workflows of bringing in photos as referenced objects, backing t
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by hn_user2 12y ago
Absolutely no evidence that the email database was hacked. Tha would be like suggesting that every time you get spam purporting tone from Microsoft, that Microsoft got hacked.

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