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7y ago
Pen and paper
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7y ago
How do they do authentication?
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1% vs .01% would be overstating the truth by 100x. If you were a spokesperson for apple you would want to make that number seem as small as possible.
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7y ago
How could it possibly cost $300 million dollars to create a scooter company?
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Ask HN: Where do I get started developing iOS compatible Bluetooth devices?
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Ask HN: Where do I get started developing iOS compatible Bluetooth devices?
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Its possible that the people who bought it recently were employing that exact strategy. If the spike in price really had nothing to do with the underlying company you might be better off shorting it. That way you will profit when people who
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8y ago
It looks like “key man” insurance is basically a life insurance policy. What happens if you have some sort of falling out with one of the founders? Or you decide to start a competing company? Or you decide to go full time with one of the ot
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"The report said worry about an economic slowdown was the main driver of companies' layoff intentions." Has anyone seen this happen in practice? Any HNer who is management have to lay people off because their executives say “
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I thought college was pretty much free in Europe?
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Isn't this what restaurant's do with wait staff in the US? I know in NJ wait staff are required to be paid minimum wage. Typically the restaurant pays them less (I think it was around $3) and then their tips get them to minimum wa
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8y ago
I can't think of a single reason why this would be in the best interest of the company. In the best case, the offer is what you were expecting or better. You would have taken it if they had disclosed it up front too so they aren't
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It looks like Apple has a public API for this.[1] No need to reverse engineer. 1. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/applemusicapi
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Ask HN: What laptop/tablet to use while commuting on train?
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Can you explain what you mean by working for free? It sounds like you got a new position at the same organization, but some of your duties were carried over. Were you specifically not paid for the sysadmin work you did after getting that ne
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This sounds a lot like what I do with my personal finances and really doesn't take that much overhead and isn't all that complicated. Overall maybe it would take ~4-8 hours to set up all in? If you are leaving 2M in cash in your c
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I can't really point to an article that changed my life from HN but I can say that the whoishiring threads are a pretty valuable resource.
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Just build something.
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It sounds like HospitalRun would work for you, someone in another post gave a link to it. OpenHospital might be another option: https://sourceforge.net/projects/openhospital/ Also NOSHEMR looks interesting https:
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8y ago
That is helpful but I have some more questions: - Are you looking for a system to maintain a clinical history for each patient that you see? In this case, you would need an EHR system - Are you looking for some sort of practice management s
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What is the use case?
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If you have some extra contracts that you don't have the capacity to complete and could use some extra hands, let me know. I would love to lend a hand and get some hands-on experience with what you do. You could pay me $100 and keep th
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8y ago
A model isn't a crystal ball, it is a way of formally describing something using mathematics. A model could tell you that a specific set of conditions that preceded a recession have occurred again. One example of this would be an inver
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excuse my ignorance but what is the magical ampersand? edit: Doh.. I guess I just got caught commenting without reading the article. Sorry everybody!
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Do you have any sources to back that up? I find it hard to believe that credit cards aren't either paid back or ultimately end in bankruptcy. It grows at ~20% per year!
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>>Does anyone actually still believe that these debts will all someday be repayed? I believe that all debts will be repaid. They will either be repaid by the borrow or by the lender, when the borrow can't pay and the lender has t
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I believe the statistic referenced in this headline is roughly total sum of debt in the world (184 trillion) / earth population (7.6 billion) is the total number of debt per person. I think what you are driving at is exactly why this a
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If anything I think that Udacity might be hurting Udemy's reputation. I've used both platforms. Udacity is absurdly expensive. I could buy a university course for the price of a Udacity course. The material is pretty decent and ha
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Why are you giving up? It looks like you are pretty close!
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