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by jklein11 9y ago
>Avoid nesting & flatten data as much as is reasonable. Isn't this contradictory?
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by jklein11 9y ago
Sorry bud, but according to hillel.org its about half of that[1]. Admittedly that is the higher than the percentage of the US population, which is between 1-3%[2] depending on how you count. 1. http://www.hillel.org/college-
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by jklein11 9y ago
Call me a millennial but this is an extremely odd view of the world to me. Everyone is unique. Everyone has had a different set of experiences that brought them to where they are today. Relationships are also unique in this way. They are a
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by jklein11 9y ago
which implementation of cryptocurrency is anonymous? My understanding of bitcoin is that it is basically a hash of all previous transactions. The people who ripped off Mt. Gox went through great lengths to obfuscate their transactions but w
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by jklein11 9y ago
I'm not in your shoes, so take what I say with a grain of salt. The biggest red flag to me is this quote: >My fear is that I may need to choose between a great offer or the girl I am likely going to propose to. This seems like an un
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by jklein11 9y ago
Jetbrains if they have a product for it. Otherwise sublime or nano without a real preference for either
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If there is only one worker the requests can flow directly to that one worker. If there are two workers, something would need to sit in the middle and determine how to distribute the requests. That extra hop is where the extra complexity co
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by jklein11 9y ago
Redrawing the PDF's and scanning them would likely not scale linearly with the amount of money you spend on labor. Labor tends to have diminishing marginal returns. The cost of hiring two workers is more than double that of hiring one
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by jklein11 9y ago
Likely they were talking about the iPhone 7, which does not come with a laptop jack.
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Its likely expensive because it is a complex problem to solve. Can you post a link to some of the services that you have found that do this?
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Buy a new keyboard?
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Because it was the cheapest viable options.
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Do you have any evidence that your device will prevent asthma? Would you achieve the same goal by distributing air filters that you could snap on to already existing fans/air conditioners?
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There are always services like mailinator
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I am not a lawyer, but my take on it is: Red Hat holds patents but promises not to enforce them. This means anyone can use the IP without worrying about being sued for infringement. No one else can claim they own the IP because Red Hat alre
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by jklein11 9y ago
If this is a temporary solution you could use the laptop with the network card disabled. If this isn't a license issue the price of replacing the laptop would be way less. The model you mentioned previously sells brand new for $900 or
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by jklein11 9y ago
Just buy a new laptop. Disable the network card on the old laptop, and transfer the files via usb. It will probably cost you $2000 tops with all of the software, etc. The cost of wiping the old one will be much greater considering the amoun
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by jklein11 9y ago
I somewhat disagree with the idea that being friends with someone makes you more likely to look past their flaws. If anything, you are more aware of your friends flaws, and can plan accordingly. Hiring the wrong person for the job is obviou
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by jklein11 9y ago
Isn't that what stackoverflow bounty is for?
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If they fess up to insider trading do they get to keep their golden parachute? If not they wouldn't really have any more incentive to be cooperative.
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The url you posted above returns a 404. It looks like http:fehu.live works.
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You could set up for gmail with a custom domain. That way you get all of the benefits of hosting with google but if they decide to lock your account for some reason you have a back out strategy
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The fact that the pii existed is more systemic. We use social security numbers to verify identity and have a unique way of identify people across systems. If our current system of doing this (i.e. SSNs) are no longer reliable we will have t
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by jklein11 9y ago
I think they are talking about the underlying cryptocurrencies being offered in ICO's.
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This talk was given at DjangoCon
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All of the things you mentioned can be achieved with server side rendering and embedded javascript. The only pro SPA argument that has made any sense to me is performance. The idea is that you do not need to store any state information. Thi
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by jklein11 9y ago
That's odd, crunchbase says their IPO was in July of 2005.[1] According to Expedia's website, IAC acquired Expedia in August of 2003[2]. It looks like between 2000 & 2005 Expedia/IAC had acquired a number of online travel
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by jklein11 9y ago
Seems like a pretty good fit. Khosrowshahi was brought in to take Expedia public and Expedia and Uber's business models are close-ish.
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Any good cryptography tutorials you can recommend?
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Ask HN: Any good resources for creating a blockchain?
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