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jchendy
11y ago
I actually really like "while you were away," but from the blog post, I can't tell if/how this new feature is different.
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jchendy
11y ago
Why would they want to do that?
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jchendy
11y ago
Presumably OP felt like the "why are you doing this?" response came with an implication that they shouldn't be doing it.
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jchendy
11y ago
> Someone asking a question that is answered in the documentation or has been asked and answered over and over should be pointed at those sources. I think linking them to a directly-relevant resource like an answered StackOverflow questi
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jchendy
11y ago
Interesting, I knew the answer to #3 immediately, but didn't realize it was a slope/intercept equation. Looking back, #2 is basically the same question.
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jchendy
11y ago
Assuming students still take the SAT with pencil and paper, having multiple choice answers is the easiest way to implement automatic grading.
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jchendy
11y ago
I noticed the same. It could easily be fixed by specifying "...revenue from selling a combined total of..."
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jchendy
11y ago
> Do the two of you have so little in common that all you have to talk about is your monotonous work day? Wow, so many assumptions there: 1) All they do in a given day is work 2) Their work is monotonous 3) These questions result in bori
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11y ago
>Interesting here is that it's the new employer firing an employee for non compete She wasn't technically fired for non-compete. From the article: > On the application there was a question asking me to check a box acknowledg
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11y ago
For certain industries, that statement is equivalent to "never get a job."
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11y ago
> which also means I don't get interrupted by notifications and I read my email at the time and place of my own choosing FWIW, you can also turn off notifications with the app, which is what I've done for as long as I've h
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jchendy
11y ago
Excellent!
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jchendy
11y ago
No Milpool! :( More seriously: 1) Awesome!!! 2) It would be great if the search results page listed the quotes in addition to showing the images.
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jchendy
11y ago
What kind of work do you do, and what kind of companies are letting you do this setup?
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jchendy
11y ago
Last time I was looking into it, Glassdoor didn't seem to do a good job of covering bonuses and stock grants, which are very important factors.
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jchendy
11y ago
Same here. I would gladly trade some of my income for more free time, but I was immediately shut down when I tried to discuss it with my employer. It would be great if companies started opening up to this idea.
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jchendy
11y ago
The article always qualifies it as Firefox OS for smartphones . Is there a non-smartphone version that they're keeping?
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jchendy
11y ago
Not clear from the description: is there any ability to execute code directly from the notebook?
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jchendy
11y ago
> I don't like OneNote. It might help to be a little more specific here.
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jchendy
11y ago
> he should be looking for gainful employment, rather than just an internship. Presumably he wants to finish college, in which case an internship totally makes sense.
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jchendy
11y ago
The article doesn't really answer the question. It's more like "here's some evidence that a popular myth is incorrect."
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jchendy
11y ago
It's also not clear what the end condition is. I edited the source so that it always picks my numbers, and it just keeps going. So far I've spent $2,734 and won over a trillion.
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jchendy
11y ago
Poker players and literature do this all the time, much to my annoyment. "It's really hard to make a flush" ... no, it's really easy just not very likely.
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jchendy
11y ago
It looks like that map just hasn't been updated since the press release. The press release says it's available in 190 countries.
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jchendy
11y ago
I'd guess they would have made a big deal about it if they were able to offer the full selection in every country. The fact that it's not mentioned suggests there are lots of per-country restrictions.
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11y ago
Are these instructions thorough enough for somebody with no hardware experience? How long might this project take for such a person?
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jchendy
11y ago
If you keep reading, you'll see: > You’ll win a six-week paid internship if you’re in your first, second or penultimate year of study. I don't know much about UK culture, but it's possible that this is quite valuable.
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jchendy
11y ago
Chicago has a rudeness court?
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jchendy
11y ago
He knows. He's speaking colloquially.
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11y ago
Part of the reason we built Beaker was that the IPython devs explicitly stated they didn't believe in multiple languages within one notebook. It's possible that this opinion has changed with the Jupyter migration, but I haven'
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