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You also must have not used marijuana within the last 3 years (even medically or if legal in your state), and no illegal drugs within 10 years. This lost a lot of applicants when they recruited at my college
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That’s interesting. Shows the importance of discussing salary openly which is still pretty taboo in some regions. If this weren’t protected I have no doubt companies would use ad targeting tech to show different rates to people This almost
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6y ago
That’s true, and makes a weird incentive for advertisements. Ads revenue is apple-tax free
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6y ago
Knowing what you’re buying is hugely useful for improving ads. It provides a ton of information about you, better targeting, retargeting, ad attribution and efficiency metrics, etc
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6y ago
I think it is possible to do tracking responsibly. I don’t really see a problem with server-side anonymized tracking used to improve the product. (But yes, the blog author also talks about FB and Google pixel tracking, which is very differe
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6y ago
Yes, 1/3x + 1/3x = 2/6(x + x). Units are absolutely necessary, and 'fractions' don't make sense without them. '1/3' without units is not a 'fraction' but instead is 0.3333, a number on
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7y ago
He leans pretty authright. I don't think he would be very popular among most people here
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Oops you're right - too late to edit it. It should say "neither Rust nor Go are supported for end-developers"
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7y ago
Note that the section "Fuschia: Google’s Successor to Android" is incorrect. The [Fuchsia Programming Language Policy]( https://fuchsia.googlesource.com/fuchsia/+/refs/heads/master... ) states ne
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They can likely consider only 1 device per IP address. Unless the region is blanketed in strong public WiFi
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Yes, that is true. But those all will occur too (or so this theory says), you just happen to, right this instant, be a coherent one.
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7y ago
Is that true? Increasing a level in a few companies on https://www.levels.fyi/charts.html is a similar magnitude increase
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7y ago
This is getting off topic, but what would probably be best here is a test and set operation: setBalance(expectedBalance, newBalance)
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7y ago
I don’t see how this analogy holds. Gravitation is a physical effect, of course it can’t be produced by software; feelings are not.
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7y ago
It leaks information about the company - for example, you can see precisely how many documents have been created over x days
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Show HN: CoDiff 0.2
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This is an interesting idea! Although it may be tricky to know when something is 'run', but there are ways to solve that. A use case we found useful was: while working, I can ping my coworker and say "I'm having some deb
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8y ago
Hey sorry! What OS are you using?
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Thank you for this! It is very true we need to focus on 1 or 2 key features. The real intent of 'pull up a chair' is to be able to discuss WIP code together and help decide and debug. Working next to my coworkers I often show them
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8y ago
Yes, anything@codiff.com works! We added an email, thanks!
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Show HN: CoDiff, a new collaboration tool for developers
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Qt is >$5,000 whereas Electron is free
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I get 1-2 FPS running this in Chrome on macOS Mojave.
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Why not make the Amazon links affiliate links? I don't think anyone would mind
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Does this work for you? http://journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf/10.1177/0956797618783714
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Yeah, you could do this in '1 line of code' if you just made another wrapper.
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I don’t know how “meaningful” it is, but one thing I did that I had a lot of fun programming was making a cheap home automation system. I used $6 RF outlets, a $2 RF transmitter, and connected it to my raspberry pi, and now I can turn on a
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How is this a valid PoS blockchain at all? Its just one centralized node choosing the winner? What stops anyone from proposing a fake winner? How is consensus reached if there were multiple nodes choosing winners?
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9y ago
You should check out https://getspeechify.com/ - I use it all the time for exactly this. It also has a great team behind it