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That is a good request. What will make the old url does not need any forwarding is add a new get parameter, such as: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7536719&title=Ask_HN_Mo...
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It's better late than never. It's just easier to say 'I quit' because it's likely none of Node.js developers will switch to using Visual Studio rather than give it a try. Though I probably will never use Visual Stud
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A system with comments attached with no poster 'real' identity pretty much warrants the dilemma yelp is facing now. What about a (food critics, etc.) system where all the comments come from your facebook friends? Would that signif
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' The site's security certificate is not trusted! You attempted to reach cointipping.com, but the server presented a certificate issued by an entity that is not trusted by your computer's operating system. This may mean that
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It's a long article, so let me excerpt a few bullet points for those don't have enough time to read the whole article: 1) Don't just hire local talent, hire nationally, even globally. There are lots of successfully companies
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Some people just don't understand that it's harder to maintain the code than to write new ones. They are probably not appreciating your refactorizations because they have not got to a point that it is almost impossible or super ha
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It's interesting that MSFT has already reduced Azure's price early this January to counter the price reductions by AWS back in January. And also in April 2013, MSFT responded AWS's price drop with 21%-33% Azure price reductio
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"Side effects of the Pokémon Challenge may include extreme excitement and a sense of accomplishment. Do not operate the Pokémon Challenge in Google Maps while driving or operating heavy machinery. Our hiring committee must first battle
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Why must ‘self’ be used explicitly in method definitions and calls?
(docs.python.org)
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But the 1/(1-n) equation is still true no matter how many alternatives you have. The only change is if you have an alternative, say 10% for 1M from some VC, then you would ask yourself after I got 1M and the help VC, would the investme
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What you suggested is a terrible thought. Because in the early stage of a startup, some (small amount of money + great alumni network + access to a pool of notable investor) will propels the growth so much more than the equity you gave up.
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slightly off-topic here, floating point operation is even much much more harder inside kernel, mainly because of trapping mechinism. In fact most OS either do not support floating point operation inside kernel or just turn that option off b
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Statistical analysis approach can be a good educated guess at most. But if we keep observing human brain to get input/ouput dataset, we can develop a field that much like Physics, where the theory comes from experiments and even those
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monthly_wage_to_break_even_by_article = $37.62 * work_hours_per_day * weekdays_per_week * weeks_per_month = $37.62 * 9 * 5 * (52 / 12) = $7335.9. Let assume the tax is 35% of wage. monthly_rent_by_article = $7335.9 * (1 - 35%) = $4768.
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Generic Y Combinator in Java 8 using lambdas
(gist.github.com)
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But x is not necessarily smaller than n though. For example: Duplicate array: [1,2,2,3,4]. If you do mod 2 sum, then you have 1+0+0+1+0 = 2 mod 0 = 0. But another possible duplicate set can be: [1,2,3,4,4]. 10 + x = 0 mod 2 (see 4%2 = 0 and
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> One can do addition mod n. As long as 2n doesn't overflow, you are good. I wonder if the result will still be correct. It's possible to have multiple answers. e.g. (7 + 10) % 6 = 5. But both 5, 11, 17 % 5 == 5. Can you find w
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What if the summing overflow? Why not just XOR all the numbers in the set with 1...n (assuming the question is there is only one duplicate in integers in range [1,n]).
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So now let me be the bad guy in good faith: 1. you may want to consider edit your post url to link to you site. some people will not even bother looking at your site if they need to type your site name into their browser. 2. your site looks
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then the question is whether there are really no others want the product as bad as you do, or just simply you have not found a superfan yet. I don't know which one is your situation, but I found it work to go to your niche group (say y
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Why not start with making something you want? If you don't know what other people want, you know exactly what pains you and just fix that. Why not even stop thinking about starting a startup when you start solving your own problem? If
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You may use, copy, compile, and create Derivative Works of the software, and run the software and Derivative Works on simulators or hardware solely for non-commercial research, experimentation, and educational purposes. Examples of non-comm
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Deena Varshavskaya (Wanelo) at Startup Grind 2014 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pgtHV8DSrgI Glimpse Conference SF 2013: Fireside Chat - Wanelo http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1g4s4HmLIU
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May be you left out the most important thing, that is talking to users to make sure you are making things people want. Jessica Livingston in startup school 2012: "We tell people that during YC there are really only three things you sho
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I had one on for several days and then never wore it. Charging it is annoying and just using it for a phone notification pusher does not do much for me. Maybe it is the problem on me to expect 'the future is here' on a watch that
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Carin Meier – Learning to Talk to Machines with Speech Acts
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>>It may be that bad comments tend to be concentrated on particular threads, and that the right way to implement pending comments is per-thread rather than site-wide. So what about this? Here comments is a vector of all the scores of
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Again, thanks very much. Hope can get the chance to work for Stripe one day. (inc kudos)
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I disagreed, and am pretty happy with the openness of current HN system. I'd rather see some negative comments than missing out a few inspiring ones. What I do find annoying is (as some have mentioned days/weeks ago)- the OP can d
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>> I'd argue that your chance of winning the bracket (or, at least, a valuation of it) is much higher than that given your ability to predict all of the matches prior. I believe the chance to win given you win all but three are h
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