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by jkyle 11y ago
According to the article, he spent the 500-600k in the years prior to the dispute when it was open for maintenance and liability insurance. The dispute was over a court order to also provide parking at a required rate of $2. (just repeati
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From the article: > Khosla bought the 53-acre property for $32.5 million in 2008 and kept the beach open to the public for two years despite the fact that he was paying $500,000 to $600,000 a year in maintenance costs and liability insur
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> The huge gap between the university curriculum and the real world industry I'm not sure I agree with this though. "Real world" is very different from company to company, domain to domain. It also changes dramatically in
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I hear you. It just sparked a pet peeve of mine as an interviewer and employee. ;) I suppose it's easy pointing out flaws without offering solutions. I think one possible solution would be a system where potential new hires were given
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Let's think about this like an engineer solving a problem. What we have here is a population (interviewees) that we want to sample according to some metric. We want to apply some series of filters that limit the sample to only candidat
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Well, all docker containers are hashed and can be version tagged. If you do a pull and run the 'latest' tag, it'll always be the HEAD of the commit hash. This is assuming you want to trust some 3rd party with the maintenance
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Correct! And if you have a continuous integration environment building and validating artifacts on every developer commit with a regular, vetted release cycle that catches any regression bugs... Well, now you're on the right track.
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I would say the primary benefit of docker is that you can build once, run the same everywhere. E.g. you have a consistent, reproducible application environment which _should_ be vetted through a gauntlet of continuous integration, testing,
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I have a few contentions with the study. First, if you look at their own analysis the number drops from 30% to 23% when limited to only the latest tagged images in the official repository. I'd expect to see a higher rate of vulnerabili
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European Wars (such as the Netherlands war), collapsing internal industries resulting in a shift from exporter to importer, internal revolts like the Moricos Revolt, and lack of investment in industry, and Phillip's penchant for foolis
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I'd like to see the numbers showing Spain lost money by acquiring all the gold and silver it could squeeze out of the Americas.
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> Survival of the fittest and all that Darwin never made this claim, nor is it part of natural selection. Natural selection doesn't select for the 'fittest', it selects for the 'fit enough'. It's a minimum t
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The able part should not be downplayed either. The mere cost of a ticket to get to the U.S. automatically selects for a relatively high income family as a single ticket costs more than the annual median household income. As an analogy, it&#
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This year, I resolve to ban laptops from my classroom(washingtonpost.com)
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Best remapping I ever did was changing my Caps Lock -> Control and Control -> Caps lock
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These would typically be done within your editor itself.
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The scenario presented by the author seems more explicit and nefarious than the typical "p-hunting" that I've seen in academia. Though I've seen the situation he presents, successively trying different models or paramete
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Incidence of illegal behavior is generally determined through polling. Basically, you ask people anonymously and they're more honest. For example "Have you smoked marijuana in the last year?" There are various biases that imp
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I think unicorns are also playing a role. Unicorns are monopolizing rainbows and without rainbows men cannot find the will to work. Both of our comments are completely random, uncited, and not even mentioned in the article.
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As others noted, they're excluded from the study. But if you're shocked at 1%, 2.9% are in jail or on probation or parole. They are mostly non-violent offenders. Laws are unequally applied toward African Americans at a ratio of ab
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That would only work if you wanted the organism to always reach a full tank, or near full tank, before taking the action. I'd wager that's a non-ideal situation. Think about the times you've reached a completely full bladder.
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If you really think about it, it's probably unavoidable. You have to reward an organism when it performs necessary functions. Which is why defecation and urination are pleasurable. You could move the piping, but you'd still have t
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Agile was created by the consultants. It's a bit disingenuous to claim they also killed it. http://agilemanifesto.org
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This article serves as a pretty clear cut example of the pejorative "hipsterism". She's essentially rejecting the very culture she identified with previously solely because of its perceived higher degree of popularity in metr
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Which packages? CentoOS 7 is running a lot of the same software as Ubuntu 15.04 LTS (which just came out last week or so).
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Only if you view CPI in isolation as money from the sky. Marketers estimate the CPI they're willing to pay based on estimated conversions per impression. Ultimately, the money comes from sales. It always comes from sales. If I don&#x27
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> This argument is a little too close to justifying piracy for my liking. "I wasn't going to buy it anyway, so it's fine" Do you also think not buying a Toyota is a little too close to car theft?
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I use ctrl+s on my local config and I use ctrl+a on my remote tmux.conf's. That way I can attach to a remote tmux in a local session and not produce a terminal muxing singularity that swallows worlds.
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Sometimes I have to get useful tools from them....like tmux. As to why I use Adblock, I've never. Not once. Ever. Bought anything from an ad on a website. I _have_ bought books and such from the referral links on blogs (which adblock d
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And the specs will be gone in 40 years. While ASCII will stick around. Why would they be gone? You realize ASCII is a 'spec' too? If a binary format has an open specification, it's as future proof as ASCII. ASCII&#x

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