jklein11

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by jklein11 8y ago
Atom is OSS. Someone could fork it and continue to support it.
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In retrospect was it worth the impact to your credit score?
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You get one of the people who did the installation to admit to it. I'm sure you could find someone who has a conscience or doesn't think they are personally at fault who would be willing to own up to it.
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>I always tell my Jr. Engineers that if you have to work THAT HARD to accomplish your daily tasks then you need to go back to school or go for a more newbie-friendly position. I don't think that this is very productive thing to say
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Youtube isn't free for advertisers were presumably without service(i.e their ads weren't being shown) while there was an outage. I would imagine they also weren't being charged during that time due to being charged per impres
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Selecting a new audio source from the swipe up menu seems to work pretty consistently for me.
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So it is the newspaper's fault that their customer lied to them?
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Okay, maybe a better analogy would be with seatbelts. It doesn't seem like it would a huge engineering feat to prevent a car from starting if the driver isn't wearing a seatbelt. If someone dies in a car crash because they weren&#
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Neither do ads on the internet. Donald Trump's presidency did not mesh well with a large population of the US's perception of reality. It is much easier to say "the boogey man caused this to happen" vs "my understan
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by jklein11 8y ago
I'm assuming this is sarcasm but I can kind of see the case that Facebook is making here. For example, if a drunk person behind the wheel of a Ford does a tremendous amount of damaage, no one goes after Ford for not preventing it. Face
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by jklein11 8y ago
Without seeing your code its hard to say. I will say that I have worked with kids right out of college that the "competitive coding" mentality when writing software. They come up with a solution really fast, but the code ends up b
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Ask HN: What is your take on the US stock market downturn?
3 points by jklein11 8y ago|1 comments
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Are they really going to complain about the $.01 or $.10 or $1 price difference? And even if they do can't you just give them the lowest price?
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Why not A/B test it?
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The attacker could just pull the text from a dictionary and bypass this check. Also as another commenter noted there could be legitimate traffic that is in another language.
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by jklein11 8y ago
This article points out that there is a large portion of the labor force who has given up looking for work. This may be anecdotal, but I can't think of a single person that I know that is unemployed and not looking for a job/furth
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by jklein11 8y ago
I took a quick look at your reddit history. You don't need to go into implementation details but could you give a high level explanation of how you are using AI? Just being honest here but it feels like you are giving your opinion and
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by jklein11 8y ago
I don't live anywhere near SF although I do live on the North East Coast of USA so I suppose I am subject to the bias you are talking about. Tesla mass producing their cars has been a massive headache for them. I think it would have be
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by jklein11 8y ago
This. A million times this. When a Tesla was $100,000 it was a status symbol. Seeing one on the road was cool and novel, like seeing a Maserati. Flooding the streets with Tesla is hurting that brand and causing the company to burn cash.
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by jklein11 8y ago
Other than satisfying curiosity, why should I learn OCaml?
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Quantopian is looking for algo's that compliment their fund. You may have a strategy that outperforms the market but is highly correlated to an algo quantopian is already backing. Your algo is also tied to the quantopian API and data t
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Startup Touts Unique Talent Pool: Workers with Autism(wsj.com)
3 points by jklein11 8y ago|0 comments
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Take your two week vacation and don't worry about it. If something is truly mission critical they can give you a call and you can coach them over the phone. Two weeks feels like a nice long vacation, but business are rarely made or des
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by jklein11 8y ago
Is psychologytoday considered an authority in the psychology space? This isn't specifically about this article but I have read a number of psychologytoday articles recently and they feel like their are opinion pieces loosely backed by
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Yes but there are very few things in life that you can't make better however it is very difficult to make up for lost time
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The cadence of his speech in the video was clearly off. It was pretty jarring to me. It didn't sound like the mom was buying it either. Her tone of voice was somewhere between "I'm going to play along with this" to &quot
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by jklein11 8y ago
I can imagine that there are senior engineers that couldn't explain to me what a lexer/parser does let alone elaborate on the trade offs of a specific implementation. I'm not in the position to hire but send me an email if yo
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by jklein11 8y ago
Find one person. Do something for them that they will pay money for. Find more people like person one. Make sure you aren't losing money. Let the budget/timeline influence these two questions: I don't have any frontend dev sk
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It might depend on the industry you are working in. I know some grants have language which prohibits data from leaving the continental United States. I think this is done to "protect US jobs."

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