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iooi
8y ago
JSON != JavaScript > echo 1152921504606846976 | python -c 'import sys, json; print(json.load(sys.stdin))' 1152921504606846976
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iooi
8y ago
Not to be a downer, but you might want to look into getting a post nuptial agreement and parking a good chunk of that money in trusts for your kids that you'll have access to for the next 10 or so years. This kind of money can change
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iooi
8y ago
On a related note, this is the one article which after reading I wanted to subscribe to, but could not find a newsletter or subscription. Dan, if you're reading this, this might help: https://www.gatsbyjs.org/packages&
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iooi
8y ago
*The VCs/creditors would have an asset.
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Agreed. hicover.com is $3.7k on Namecheap. They could have had 821k in the bank and just as good a domain name. They raised $8M on their series A according to Crunchbase, of which they spent _10%_ on a domain name. Say they sold 20% equi
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iooi
8y ago
You're both right: 43% < 0.5, 1 = 100%
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iooi
8y ago
This "analysis" is so much worse than what Wikipedia has: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wes_Anderson#Recurring_collabo... A table makes a lot more sense for this kind of content. The graph looks very messy a
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iooi
8y ago
It doesn't matter, those same users will use the mobile web version instead. More importantly, Instagram usage has gone way up in that cohort. The title is pure clickbait.
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iooi
8y ago
So this is a bet that people will value their email privacy at $99/year. The last time I went from not paying for something to paying for it was when I started paying for streaming services instead of downloading media. The cost diff
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iooi
8y ago
In case anyone wants to read more, it was my first time hearing about this too, I found a good resource here: https://www.forbes.com/sites/frederickallen/2011/03/30/bill-...
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8y ago
Wow, talk about cherry picking. > The Soviets spent 25% of their national income > United States spends low single digits of its GDP Why are you comparing income vs GDP? Apples and oranges, please.. "In FY 2017, the Congressiona
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iooi
8y ago
To put this in perspective: "Since 1928 the S&P 500 has seen 325 days w/losses of 3% or worse. That means it happens roughly 3.5x a year on average." - @awealthofcs I don't think these losses are significant in the l
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Yeah, and they were all caught during their polygraph interrogations right?
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iooi
8y ago
In NYC it's absolutely not expected or normal to wear a suit for a software engineering interview.
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iooi
8y ago
Obvious disclaimer that I don't agree with their logic, but that part does bear some legitimacy. For example, read about the various Lebanese wars, and take note of the Sabra and Shatile and Qana massacres. You also have to understand
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I don't necessarily agree with you, but another interesting take on this is by Slavoj Zizek, who argues that charitable giving perpetuates the problem: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hpAMbpQ8J7g
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You're right, there were at most 2000 Arab mujahideen in Afghanistan during that war. The afghan resistance did most of the work, and most of the damage was done thanks to US-provided Stinger missiles -- they managed to shoot down 1
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iooi
8y ago
Ah yeah, I remember reading about that in my American History textbook! We started the industrial revolution right after we signed the declaration of independence, it was the British who copied us .
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8y ago
Which isn't related to cancer death rates , which is the proportion of people who die from cancer out of the population of people that have cancer.
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> Cancer deaths have fallen by a total of just 5 percent since 1950. This is suuuuper misleading, to the point where I'm thinking that the author has an agenda. Cancer deaths is the wrong metric to use, since population is always
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If I understand correctly from this post on dba [1], HAVING without GROUP BY would have the same effect as WHERE. Seems like they were just being pedantic for no good reason. [1] https://dba.stackexchange.com/questions/
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"Spam Kings" isn't bad either. A bit dated, but it's a good history of one of the earlier spam operations.
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The rents look a bit off, $3,700 is not the average 2BR apartment in NYC. Same for Miami, $2,400 is way too low. Maybe they're including too many apartments in the outer areas of these cities, but if you want to keep your commute &l
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Ship It - the Game of Product Management
(trackchanges.postlight.com)
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The Market Is Poised For Catastrophic Losses (Part 1)
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8y ago
It's available! Go for it.
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Wow thank you so much! It's crazy how much this project is changing[1], especially and more and more users/companies/projects are starting to depend on it. [1] https://github.com/pypa/pipenv/blob
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iooi
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Yes. In [2]: socket.inet_aton('226.000.000.037') Out[2]: b'\xe2\x00\x00\x1f' In [3]: socket.inet_aton('226.000.000.37') Out[3]: b'\xe2\x00\x00%' In [4]: socket.inet_ntoa(b'
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pipenv has a huge issue that they refuse to fix: no init command. That means you can only run pipenv commands from the root directory of your project. If you accidentally run pipenv install X in a subdirectory, guess what? You just cre
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I would stay away from QNAP, their quality is terrible. I had a QNAP QVR and it just reeked of insecurity. My friend has one of the smaller Synology boxes with 20TB and it is pretty nice. You can think of it as the Apple of the NAS system
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