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by jcroll 8y ago
My brother did this, it works
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A Different Kind of Theory of Everything(newyorker.com)
4 points by jcroll 8y ago|0 comments
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by jcroll 8y ago
If they bought before people knew Amazon was coming and sold now would they really lose anything? Probably still kept up with the price of inflation even now
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by jcroll 8y ago
I believe it makes life easier for consumers. What about if you have to maintain the api? And if it is that much harder to maintain is it really a smart choice unless the surface area of your api is the size of say Facebook's?
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by jcroll 8y ago
Have you had to maintain the graphql server
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by jcroll 8y ago
is graphql something anyone really needs unless they're facebook
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by jcroll 8y ago
"The Naked Ape: A Zoologist's Study of the Human Animal". Looking at humans as just another animal through the lens of a zoologist is eye opening
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by jcroll 8y ago
Despite not liking their model do you still read their articles?
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by jcroll 8y ago
I pay for the NYT but only after getting a 1 year deal where it works out to $8/mo, after that it jumps to $20/mo. If newspapers want to compete for paid online subscriptions they should be more in line with Netflix and Spotify an
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by jcroll 8y ago
It should be mentioned on this list but because Angular has positioned itself as the enterprise solution to web frontend it scares away novices. Great solution tho, I work with it fulltime
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by jcroll 8y ago
Let me guess, you did a "todo list" tutorial and you just kept going
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by jcroll 8y ago
what is the less cruel way to lay off 10% of your workforce
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by jcroll 8y ago
Whatever works but a lot of these modern tools were designed with good reasons and good intentions. Build your mvp with PHP + Ajax, if it's successful tho might not be long till you're hitting a wall and looking for more robust s
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by jcroll 8y ago
he made a mouse with one button
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by jcroll 8y ago
Looks more like you're procrastinating writing blog posts
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by jcroll 8y ago
Seems wise but it really is built in our DNA to compete with the other lobsters edit: this comment probably won't make it to the top
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by jcroll 8y ago
It's like nominating a supreme court justice is a zero sum game. Is it really? Either way, you'll never convince both sides that one decision isn't a loser for them
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by jcroll 8y ago
I live in Toronto and the pilot project remains a very controversial decision basically pitting the interests of commuters against car drivers in what is for all intents and purposes a zero-sum game. The next question is whether there'
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by jcroll 8y ago
Can you elaborate more on how this "secondary market" would work?
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by jcroll 8y ago
> remember what they do to engineers that are over 40. May I ask what do you mean by this? I'm an engineer entering my late 30's, what is it exactly that I have to prepare for by the time I enter my 40s?
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Betting Against Tesla: Short-Sellers Make Their Case(nytimes.com)
2 points by jcroll 8y ago|0 comments
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Could Python’s Popularity Outperform JavaScript in the Next Five Years?(hackernoon.com)
3 points by jcroll 8y ago|1 comments
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by jcroll 8y ago
Does the internet always have to throw a fit every time a company tries to add a little monetization to what is an essentially free service?
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by jcroll 8y ago
You can't even copy and paste the building's name to do a google search
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by jcroll 8y ago
Try making friends irl, you'll notice the difference
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by jcroll 8y ago
If you had a missing loved one would you invite them to solve it?
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by jcroll 8y ago
Is there such a thing as a "healthy" internet community? I'd argue not. So much of our society's ills these days is people not dealing face-to-face
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by jcroll 8y ago
Mobs of internet people with too much time on their hands will never be a force for good, ever.
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11 Warren Buffett quotes that'll make you a smarter investor(finance.yahoo.com)
2 points by jcroll 8y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: What is your experience with third party recruiters?
8 points by jcroll 9y ago|5 comments

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