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by jchung 13y ago
Love the idea. Not sure how the editor should work. It says select a path, but when I select a path, nothing happens.
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by jchung 13y ago
Where do you even begin?!
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The Americans Ad takes over NYT Homepage
1 points by jchung 13y ago|0 comments
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by jchung 13y ago
He's definitely trying to make the argument for fundamental analysis. He's been making that argument for the past thirty years.
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by jchung 13y ago
This definitely resonates. Although while feedback from discourse users naturally takes place on discourse, gathering feedback from users can often be much more difficult. We've enabled usersnap recently, which has been somewhat helpfu
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by jchung 13y ago
This is outrageous. How was she appointed to her position?
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by jchung 13y ago
Wow. Did you just... You DID.
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Why no women in the story on Silicon Valley fashion?(marketplace.org)
4 points by jchung 13y ago|0 comments
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by jchung 13y ago
Great leadership there. It's easy to get distracted by all of the strategy presentations, overseas growth goals, and sales numbers. Spending time as the user should be mission number 1 for senior execs.
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Major Internet Outage in China(sys-con.com)
2 points by jchung 13y ago|1 comments
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Quotation of the Day for Thursday, January 23, 2014(nytimes.com)
1 points by jchung 13y ago|0 comments
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by jchung 13y ago
This is a testable hypothesis.
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by jchung 13y ago
Didn't know about this. Glad you shared it. Thanks John.
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by jchung 13y ago
Hmmm. Yes,I see the potential for abuse. Why do you say it would not work though?
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by jchung 13y ago
This is actually excellent advice. It will also drive you to recognize what you need to be able to demonstrate to actually get the job after you become proficient in the language / framework you select.
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by jchung 13y ago
Possible detection method (server side)? If the request is too long due to cookie length, then look at the last URL the client IP hit. That should be the URL creating the long cookies. Remove the offending URL / resource.
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by jchung 13y ago
Wow that's a lot of Chai!!! Thank you so much eli_gottlieb we'll put it to very good use helping kids in low-income communities. I'll send you an email separately with more.
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by jchung 13y ago
Mapping poverty is an inherently challenging activity. There are a huge number of edge cases where the calculations start to make things misleading. The poverty line itself is a point of significant contention among nonprofits and foundatio
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by jchung 13y ago
Yup. The poverty line for an individual is $11,490 in gross income. That's going to cut out most students. Edit: Federal poverty line.
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by jchung 13y ago
Just to calibrate: anything above 30% is considered a high-poverty area by foundations.
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by jchung 13y ago
Not sure. New York looks very bad to me.
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by jchung 13y ago
If you want to find poverty, there are a few ways to go. The obvious ones are to support education (helping kids break out of poverty), to support what we call "survival" which includes things like soup kitchens and shelters (whic
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by jchung 13y ago
I think I understand what you're saying, but it's not what I'm trying to say, so let me clarify. I'm not from Oakland, I don't live in Oakland, and I'm not trying to say anything about whether Googlers should b
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by jchung 13y ago
Sorry? I'm not sure what you mean.
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by jchung 13y ago
I'd like to share a message specifically for the Googlers on HN. I am a poverty fighter. I run a nonprofit that helps kids in high-poverty communities. I just want to say that I know that there are tons of googlers who care deeply abou
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by jchung 13y ago
If you're seriously interested in this topic, I'd suggest looking into the work being done by Evan Marwell from Education Superhighway.
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by jchung 13y ago
Harper Reed (CTO of Obama for America, who can be credited for those articles you're referring to) and Clay Johnson (CEO of the Dept for Better Technology) wrote an op-ed addressing what they see as the root cause for this kind of fail
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by jchung 13y ago
I've been wondering the same thing about Snapchat. Acknowledging a security risk publicly and then not addressing it sounds like negligent conduct. Then again, I'm not a lawyer, and I'd guess if there was money to be made in
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by jchung 13y ago
I miss Aardvark.
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Co3 Systems hires security vet Bruce Schneier as CTO(m.bizjournals.com)
2 points by jchung 13y ago|0 comments

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