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Show HN: Assembled – Scale great customer support
(assembled.com)
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Assembled | Software Engineer | San Francisco, CA | https://www.assembled.com/ | Full-time Assembled is rebuilding how customer support teams operate. We’re building a platform that manages shifts, automates schedule change
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Although these short papers are fun, I think the most interesting papers are those that are both important and concise. One of my favorite examples is Josh Nash's proof of the existence of Nash Equilibria (which is a foundational conce
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Eliud Kipchoge runs world's fastest marathon and nearly breaks 2 hours
(nytimes.com)
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Kenneth Arrow has died (1921-2017)
(en.wikipedia.org)
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API Innovation at Best Buy
(getputpost.co)
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David Foster Wallace: Authority and American Usage [pdf]
(wilson.med.harvard.edu)
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West coast carbon monoxide explosion could be precursor to major earthquake
(dailykos.com)
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Game Theory: An open-access textbook with solved exercises
(arxiv.org)
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The Story of Taylor
(medium.com)
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The Jaguar and the Fox (2000)
(theatlantic.com)
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The Los Alamos Primer: The Introductory Course for Scientists at Los Alamos
(permalink.lanl.gov)
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The Causes and Consequences of Distinctly Black Names (2004) [pdf]
(pricetheory.uchicago.edu)
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What we talk about when we talk about the Mission
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Inside the Presidency
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My New Years Anti-Resolution: Why I'm not setting any goals this year
(medium.com)
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David Foster Wallace's Kenyon Commencement Speech (2005)
(web.archive.org)
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Regular Expression Matching Can Be Simple and Fast (2007)
(swtch.com)
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Can you trust what your brain tells you?
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12y ago
On the contrary, I think that is a good sign. It means there is an active community that is opening and contributing to issues. If you check out Rails' repo ( https://github.com/rails/rails ) you'll see the sam
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Hi! I work at Stripe. You're indeed right about both of these use cases -- we've actually built the first one (but didn't post about it). On your settings page, you can go to Emails and you'll find a preview of the recei
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Men in China avoid the most successful women when choosing who to marry
(scmp.com)
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This doesn't seem like the best outlet to protest the FCC's stance on net neutrality. The people that are going to be affected most by this (if it does work) are going to be the rank and file at the FCC who have no decision making
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How Google made Chrome blazing fast
(aosabook.org)
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Richard Hamming – You and Your Research
(cs.virginia.edu)
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13y ago
Should be mostly fixed now for Firefox. Still working on a couple of bugs.
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13y ago
Ya I know. I just made this very recently, so I haven't had a chance to make any tests yet. Rest assured, tests are coming!
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13y ago
Thanks, that sounds like a good idea. I'll be adding this on pretty soon.
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I'm going to be adding support for credit cards that aren't 15 or 16 digits later on. I stuck with 15 and 16 digits for now because it covers 90% of the use cases.
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Ah good catch - thanks for pointing it out. I'll fix this later tonight.
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