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by jklein11 10y ago
That's fair, I guess I didn't consider the convenience of a carrying case that doubles as a charger. I definitely agree that the speed of the charger is a killer feature. Is that something that couldn't be achieved with Micro
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by jklein11 10y ago
How is the cradle any less annoying than micro USB? It only seems more restrictive than the cord.
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by jklein11 10y ago
I think they were trying to give you context for tax purposes..
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by jklein11 10y ago
Putting aside this being a potential security vulnerability it seems like an easy way to get free image hosting. I wonder if you could use this by changing the file extension of a .zip to.jpg
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Ask HN: Where do you get your news?
5 points by jklein11 10y ago|2 comments
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by jklein11 10y ago
If you don't mind me asking what were the grounds for the breach of contract?
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by jklein11 10y ago
Assuming OP is in the US, postage alone would be ~46 cents. If you consider stationary/envelopes etc. this will likely cost more than $1 a piece. Not to mention the opportunity cost of writing the notes. I think the OP may need to reco
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by jklein11 10y ago
To me this feels like making a commit without unit testing first. When I find a conflict I like to be able to resolve it and then do some unit testing to make sure that my revision didn't miss anything.
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by jklein11 10y ago
I think anon4this1 dropped a few zeroes there
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by jklein11 10y ago
If the brokerage puts up cash as collateral where is the risk?
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by jklein11 10y ago
Could you give some more detail on what the political/business challenges are?
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by jklein11 10y ago
Maybe someone at Amazon was reading xkcd[1] 1. https://xkcd.com/949/
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Ask HN: Any good CyberMonday deals?
2 points by jklein11 10y ago|0 comments
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by jklein11 10y ago
Ah that makes sense then. I guess I should have prefaced my comment with the fact that I have little Rails experience.
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by jklein11 10y ago
That's fair, and definitely warrants skepticism, but was there anything in the article that you found counterfactual? I'm no RoR expert, but I do enjoy looking at how other people solved problems. Is there anything in the article
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by jklein11 10y ago
I thought the point of using an ORM like Active Record was to decouple the business logic and the database?
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by jklein11 10y ago
It is Ruby in that it requires a Ruby interpreter to execute that line of code. It certainly isn't Javascript or Python. Is the article missing the context that these lines of code are being executed along side the Rails framework? Sur
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Udacity, an Online Learning Startup, Offers Tech Job Trials(nytimes.com)
1 points by jklein11 10y ago|0 comments
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by jklein11 10y ago
Sounds like you are looking for something like FHIR.[1] If you built your app aroun FHIR, you could plug and play with any EHR that implements it. 1. https://www.hl7.org/fhir/
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by jklein11 10y ago
Why the hell can't C be in the web?[1] 1. https://medium.com/@lucperkins/web-development-in-c-crazy-or...
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by jklein11 10y ago
This is the type of divisiveness that made me fearful of Trump. To me, one of the greatest parts of the American democracy is the concept of a peaceful revolution[1]. It is clear that there was a large group of people who wanted to change t
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by jklein11 10y ago
Or maybe being unhealthy makes you unhappy.
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by jklein11 10y ago
How, exactly does this work? If Linkedin can get my gmail authorization information from the browser, couldn't any other site?
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by jklein11 10y ago
I recieved an email as well, however mine says January of 2017. I haven't seen anything about registering either.
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Ask HN: Anyone Planning on Doing the Udacity Self Driving Car Nanodegree?
1 points by jklein11 10y ago|0 comments
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by jklein11 10y ago
I was in total disagreement with you until I read your last sentence. I would say put frivolous law suits and self interested salesmanship at the same level.
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by jklein11 10y ago
Is this what you are looking for? https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/piphone-home-made-raspberry...
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by jklein11 10y ago
It looks like you can extend the context menu of chrome[1], safari[2], IE[3], and firefox[4]. 1. https://developer.chrome.com/extensions/contextMenus 2. https://developer.apple.com/library/content&#x
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Ask HN: How is the Udacity's Nanodegree Plus worth it?
10 points by jklein11 10y ago|3 comments
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by jklein11 10y ago
I currently use Github Pages and Jekyll. I did this because it was free and dead simple. At some point I'm thinking about moving it over to Amazon S3 because its cheap, highly scalable, and a good excuse to try out Amazon S3.

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