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by k1ns 3y ago
Really neat idea!
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by k1ns 3y ago
It may not be your boss/manager setting it, but your work structure is still being dictated by others (e.g. "within constraints if engagements of course"). You can put this to the test by just ceasing all work on your current
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by k1ns 8y ago
I know it sounds terrible, but it's honestly a rare thing. We never found one on our bed, ever. The first time I know of one being in our bed was that night. I've spoken a lot with the Entomology department at a well-known univers
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by k1ns 8y ago
I live in Brown Recluse country. For a little over a year, I lived in an apartment absolutely infested with Brown Recluse spiders. The entire block of apartments (i.e. units sharing one roof) had the problem. AFAIK, we were the only block
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Show HN: Monitor your competition's content with Site Tap(sitetap.co)
3 points by k1ns 8y ago|1 comments
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by k1ns 8y ago
I would gladly take $10k and move on to my next project over building, marketing, sales, etc., with no promise of a return. He obviously enjoys the inception/building phase and that time he got to build and then cash out with very litt
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by k1ns 8y ago
This is most likely your best option. You can also get pretty fancy with this implementation with very little extra work.
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by k1ns 8y ago
Very well said, thanks for the clarification. I read through it several times and came away feeling two different ways about it simultaneously. 1) Like you said, I assumed this meant that they were installing themselves via the law instead
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by k1ns 8y ago
I believe I've found the SNUR in question [0] and it seems to state that the EPA will consider uses of asbestos in construction: > Any Other Building Materials (other than cement): Examples include insulation, plasters, mastics, t
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by k1ns 8y ago
Definitely read that wrong, thanks for the correction!
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by k1ns 8y ago
When I went to Google that, the first autocomplete was "openbazaar drugs".
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by k1ns 8y ago
I might be uneducated about the issue as a whole, but I don't really see the negative side to this service. $10/month for 3 viewings per month. That's 3 movies for the price of 0.76 movies where I'm from (last time I wen
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by k1ns 8y ago
Our team of developers is 100% remote and we do a daily standup each morning that lasts anywhere from 15-30 minutes. Each person runs through anything of note from yesterday, our priorities for the coming day, any roadblocks, and anything w
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by k1ns 8y ago
Personally, my children provide more fulfillment for me than anything else ever has. It's mind boggling how the tiniest gesture from one of my kids can send me over the moon. I relate to your comment; I've read a lot of books, put
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by k1ns 8y ago
This is really cool. I admire your bravery. I noticed that certain options are hardcoded (such as the port number). As someone with very little experience in assembly, how difficult would it be to make this dynamic via environment variables
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by k1ns 8y ago
As much as I despise these companies, I wouldn't jump to that conclusion just yet. This would be an arrogant and very stupid move, even for Comcast. Doing something like this intentionally is just asking for legal ramifications. I thin
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by k1ns 8y ago
From what I remember, Dwarf Fortress was born out of an obsession for procedural fantasy world generation. Plate tectonics, extremely accurate weather modeling, in-depth socioeconomic simulations that give the world a life of it's own,
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by k1ns 8y ago
Seconded. It provides an API similar to that of Django's various Form classes. It should feel somewhat familiar, even to newcomers. Their documentation is also great with rich examples and explanations.
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by k1ns 8y ago
In my opinion, we have far too many "Getting Started With [technology]: Part 1" tutorials and not nearly enough lessons on advanced topics. I get it, creating these lessons takes time and dedication that often isn't apparent
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by k1ns 8y ago
Most content on the internet is created for marketing purposes, unfortunately. I don't have much room to talk, as I do it myself. That doesn't mean that we don't enjoy creating the content, or sharing our knowledge with other
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by k1ns 8y ago
Man, this brings me back to the days of experimenting with Redstone in Minecraft. I only ever got as far as a 4-bit ALU, but it really helped set me up for my circuit and logic classes in college. I wouldn't trade those days for anythi
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by k1ns 8y ago
I recently interviewed at a well-known software company, was turned down, and have very mixed feelings about the entire situation. I was tasked with a total of 7 coding problems, 5 of which took place in an onsite interview that lasted arou
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by k1ns 8y ago
Just a friendly PSA that WordPress comes with RSS feeds enabled by default. Since an overwhelming majority of content websites use WordPress, I think it's safe to say RSS is still widely available. Try going to your favorite blog and a
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by k1ns 8y ago
I'm so conflicted about my favorite development machine. I use Windows/HP laptop at work, but I own a Mac at home. I love them both equally it feels like. Windows seems to have universally more tooling available for download, whil
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Stay DRY in Django with Decorators(blog.bastions.co)
1 points by k1ns 8y ago|0 comments
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by k1ns 8y ago
That makes sense. I would definitely use this. I look forward to hearing more. It looks amazing.
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by k1ns 8y ago
^ This is a great idea OP.
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by k1ns 8y ago
This is really cool. What will the pricing model be down the road? For instance, if I were to use these models and the cloud API to service a main feature of my application, what ballpark are you thinking of in terms of monthly cost?
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A developer's most common afterthought(utan.io)
1 points by k1ns 8y ago|0 comments
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Why you should be testing your website's forms(utan.io)
1 points by k1ns 8y ago|0 comments

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