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karanbhangui
9y ago
> Why should I trust you? I can vouch for paulgb being one of the most trustworthy people I know. Kudos for doing this Paul!
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Woah! This is such a trip: I wrote the original StackOverflow post in 2008 this repo is based on (even though it seems to be credited to someone else), posted a bunch of books, turned it into a community wiki and promptly forgot about it. N
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9y ago
Agreed, and Cameron runs a fantastic money-back guarantee if you're not able to find suitable candidates (I've used it before, and then re-listed later to find great candidates who we hired). Also recommend https://drib
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10y ago
Haven't seen this one posted yet: http://www.mcafee.cc/Introecon/ I prefer the 2007 version, it's more mathy.
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11y ago
In addition to being able to qualify with equivalent work experience (usually a ratio of 3 years work : 1 year diploma), there are two occupations that don't require a degree strictly: (Scientific) Technician and Management Consultant.
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11y ago
Saw some previous posts of yours as well as this one. Please email me (in my profile), will recommend the right immigration lawyer. I think you have a good shot at O1/EB1 (INAL)
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11y ago
I have a document I keep notes in for major life lessons or principles for myself. I've added your perfect quote under the principle for mastering the value of time and compounding: https://www.dropbox.com/s/4hdwbj
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11y ago
We tried this at Daltic and I know Standard Treasury (YC) tried this as well. Buying a small bank with a healthy federal charter is definitely the way to go over trying to start a new charter (FDIC hasn't given out a new charter in yea
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11y ago
Shame on them, both as a Canadian and coming from a family who used to live in Bahrain.
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11y ago
Subbed, awesome thanks!
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11y ago
I've resorted to subscribing to the atom feed of the package.json file on a few boilerplate projects that look interesting (este, react-boilerplate [1], etc) and researching new packages that are added in. Redux is the in flux implemen
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11y ago
Online discount brokers like Etrade, Schwab, Ameritrade, etc are about as DIY as it gets. Load up funds from your bank account and pick your stocks! Notably, Robinhood is a new startup that doesn't charge any fees and has nice mobile a
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11y ago
What's the Internet you envision sans profit motive?
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11y ago
As per their job listings, looks like they're running on Azure.
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12y ago
Looks like this is from a CS course at UC Berkeley on cutting edge web technologies: http://inst.eecs.berkeley.edu/~cs294-101/sp15/ Good talk from Pete Hunt on React as well. More talks from others will be coming
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12y ago
As others have said, please write a book if you have the time and interest. This stuff is so fascinating and an amazing way to learn how businesses are really built from the inside.
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12y ago
I like this idea. You could even auto-generate branded mobile/web ordering apps just for those restaurants as a way for them to uniquely market themselves, and could be used as a revenue stream besides the exchange.
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12y ago
Looking at the author, not surprising. I was an intern in Yahoo! Mobile's web team in 2009, and sat beside Michael Johnston. He was incredibly productive and talented, and was the backbone of the whole mobile team. Everyone came to him
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12y ago
alternating between spacebar and up arrow is helpful to not trigger double jumps.
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12y ago
Since this is a product over email, would be less friction to support payments over Square Cash. Just ask the question and cc cash@square.com. No need to visit the website and can be done from mobile easily :)
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12y ago
Love the attention to details, like the focus event on the password field: https://dash.readme.io/login
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12y ago
1. Enable HTML5 at http://youtube.com/html5 2. Click the gear icon in the bottom right of the player and change selection in the "Speed" dropdown
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12y ago
How about the new OneNote for OSX?
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The Education Business: A Road Map for Disruption
(aswathdamodaran.blogspot.com)
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This tech was originally built by the Midnox[1] team from Waterloo/Toronto (YCW12), and later acquired by Instagram. [1] http://blog.luma.io/
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12y ago
I'm a fan of Kifi: https://www.kifi.com/ The chrome extension is very handy to bookmark websites and even parts of the page, message/email pages to other people, and add tags, all in the same UI.
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12y ago
Very cool. As someone who travels a lot, this is a welcomed resource. I find it very hard to get trustworthy reviews of hotels from Yelp. Generally people have posting bias (negative experience) and often it's specific to a certain sui
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12y ago
node, ember, react
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13y ago
For Panjiva: http://strata.oreilly.com/2012/12/panjiva-government-data-pl...
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13y ago
http://panjiva.com/ (port authority data), http://www.buildzoom.com/ (contractor licensing boards), and http://enigma.io/ (aggregating and cleaning up many sources) come to mind.
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