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Homejoy's Churn was 80%(forbes.com)
4 points by jastr 11y ago|1 comments
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by jastr 11y ago
If anyone wants to send this to their non-dev friends, here's the write-up I sent to mine! https://medium.com/@stripenight/seeing-how-computers-might-t... --- tldr: To figure out how computers "think", G
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by jastr 11y ago
A lot of the comments on this thread seem to find these drag ’n drop, “dumbed down” tools not only useless but also harmful to future programmers. Did you write the compiler your code is running on? What about malloc? What do you mean you’r
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by jastr 12y ago
"If you give me an amazing idea, maybe I'll give you a dollar for it". Good ideas are ubiquitous and are neither necessary nor sufficient for building a successful company. They have spent the last few months raising money, n
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Weeklong Hackathon on a Cruise(summithacks.com)
2 points by jastr 12y ago|0 comments
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by jastr 12y ago
"...will offer rewards of as much as 1 million won ($905)..." "The maximum penalty for Uber’s alleged legal violation is a two-year prison sentence or a fine of as much as 20 million won..." So the fine would be at most
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Learn to Code for Free at Your Local Apple Store(businessinsider.com)
2 points by jastr 12y ago|0 comments
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by jastr 12y ago
and it's down
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by jastr 12y ago
This is a great problem, that you simplified a lot, but it's still expensive!
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They don't do April Fools like they used to...(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by jastr 12y ago|0 comments
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by jastr 12y ago
App looks great and really useful, but those Dropbox permissions are excessive.
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Produce the number 2014 without any numbers in your source code(codegolf.stackexchange.com)
3 points by jastr 13y ago|0 comments
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Animated Beer Labels(beerlabelsinmotion.tumblr.com)
1 points by jastr 13y ago|0 comments
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by jastr 13y ago
That would be me! I'm hacking an off-the-shelf quadcopter to be flown using an arduino and some python scripts.
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by jastr 13y ago
The O(n) solutions sound way more interesting! 1. Iterate through all key,value pairs once, keeping track of the 10 most common 2. Run quickselect 10 times 3. Coolest (and an interview question in it's own right) - modify quickselect
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by jastr 13y ago
Zinc is an api that could be pretty useful for this. It let's you write code to ship stuff. Pretty slick - https://zinc.io/
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Domino's Tests Multicopter Pizza Delivery(youtube.com)
2 points by jastr 13y ago|0 comments
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Not quite Chrome Maze, but it's good(stripenight.com)
1 points by jastr 14y ago|0 comments
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by jastr 14y ago
done - www.stripenight.com/racer
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Hover Over the Cup - The Craziest Product Tour You'll See(producten.hema.nl)
1 points by jastr 14y ago|0 comments
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by jastr 14y ago
This is awesome! So many questions! - How do you decide tile size? - How do you choose the images to show? Idea - you could include the favicons in tiles
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by jastr 14y ago
Really funny idea. Are you using http://zinc.io to ship the stuff from Amazon?
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by jastr 14y ago
Apparently http://zinc.io does provide an API for placing orders on Amazon.
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It's that time of year again(imgur.com)
3 points by jastr 14y ago|0 comments
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by jastr 14y ago
As someone who teaches intro to HTML classes, 3D view is a cool way to explain divs, spans, etc.
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by jastr 14y ago
Here goes: You think that Microsoft's stock price is directly related to how much it rained in Seattle. So you look at one day and see it rained 10 inches and the stock price was $20. On the next day, it rained 6 inches and the stock price
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by jastr 14y ago
Exploding Confetti Maracas!
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by jastr 14y ago
This is similar to a strategy to prevent email spam. Sender pays the Receiver 5 cents for each email they send, unless the Receiver has the sender in their address book. The Receiver can also after reading a message from a new email, choose
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by jastr 14y ago
HTTPSEverywhere is a firefox/chrome browser plugin, that will ensure connections that can be HTTPS are. It also does a good job preventing ssl stripping. https://www.eff.org/https-everywhere/
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by jastr 14y ago
It wasn't pointing out that certain people are more "different/intelligent", the idea was that everyone is different (and correspondingly intelligent) and should pursue that.

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