kintamanimatt

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19 truths about launching a startup(medium.com)
1 points by kintamanimatt 11y ago|0 comments
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by kintamanimatt 11y ago
That's a strange fear to have because fake fronts* are fairly easy to detect in sober people. People might say shit they wouldn't while sober (true or otherwise), but alcohol isn't some magical truth serum and plenty of secre
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What I learned not drinking for two years(medium.com)
71 points by kintamanimatt 11y ago|52 comments
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Finding Great Developers(joelonsoftware.com)
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13 Things You Think Your Startup Needs but It Really Doesn't(fastcompany.com)
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by kintamanimatt 11y ago
Interestingly, the UK government has edited this page now to remove the second and penultimate "warning signs". The list now reads: * Are they resistant when asked what they do online? * Do they get an income from their
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by kintamanimatt 11y ago
"We at Hetzner Online do not support such policies and declare our support for full net neutrality." Bullshit. In the same breath they offer something that is entirely antithetical to their stated ethos, no matter how they spin it
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by kintamanimatt 11y ago
Indeed I was born in the UK, so in my case living in the Czech Republic indefinitely doesn't come with any visa hurdles and such. The fact I don't speak Czech is a very rarely a barrier. Sometimes if I'm in the grocery store
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by kintamanimatt 11y ago
My suggestion is a form of arbitrage and it's really quite doable. If you live in a cheap country and earn money in a more affluent one, you don't need to work as many hours. If you choose to earn money in the local market, you&#x
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by kintamanimatt 11y ago
I'm going to assume you don't have a whole bunch of children, an underwater mortgage, or massive amounts of debt to service — or some other very compelling reason the following advice isn't going to be practical for you. But
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by kintamanimatt 11y ago
Sleeping less is not really a sustainable or good idea. Nobody's productive or happy if they're sleep deprived.
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by kintamanimatt 11y ago
They generally are separated, however the 787-8 is apparently an exception, having been granted "special conditions" by the FAA in 2008. [1] The A350 has a similar design and I imagine they've also have similar special condit
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by kintamanimatt 11y ago
There's no chance these systems share a bus with something critical. Critical systems are separated by way of an air gap. There's no way they'd meet regulatory safety standards set by the FAA or EASA standards if they didn&#x
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by kintamanimatt 11y ago
Cars and planes are built to very, very different standards. The avionics are separated from all systems such as the entertainment by an air gap to prevent such failures from happening.
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by kintamanimatt 11y ago
I'm not sure if you're being sarcastic, but this is for the entertainment system, not avionics or other mission-critical systems.
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by kintamanimatt 11y ago
I don't think it's weird at all, and it's probably a deliberate design choice by the developer that made this page. They've probably probably suffered for years because of IE's poor support for standards and other q
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by kintamanimatt 11y ago
You're thinking of the double slit experiment
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by kintamanimatt 11y ago
The GIL only restricts utilization of multiple cores. This makes parallelism harder but not concurrency. Python fully supports threads, but you won't find two threads in the same process running at the same time.
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by kintamanimatt 11y ago
So why didn't he just get an address in Estonia? There are a number of virtual mailbox companies in Tallinn and elsewhere.
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by kintamanimatt 11y ago
IIRC you pay corporate taxes when the profits are distributed, but aren't taxed so long as you keep them in the business.
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by kintamanimatt 11y ago
I applied to this. It was a form online, and I paid €50.99 at the time. (€50 for the application fee and a €0.99 charge to cover the cost of paying with a Visa or MasterCard.) It took about twice as long as they promised with my applicatio
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by kintamanimatt 11y ago
What about for the small time, personal servers? How do we get our mail delivered without having to use a third party service like Mandrill? I'm not blaming you personally, but the way Gmail handles email originating from personal serv
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by kintamanimatt 11y ago
For certain things that they probably shouldn't be used for, not across the board.
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by kintamanimatt 11y ago
This is satire. Scarfolk is a fictional town.
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10 Interview Questions Every JavaScript Developer Should Know(medium.com)
1 points by kintamanimatt 11y ago|0 comments
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Oracle’s “planned obsolescence” for Java(jaxenter.com)
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by kintamanimatt 11y ago
It's not a commercial service, but a government one. The NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) satellites belong to a department of the US government.
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by kintamanimatt 12y ago
A reliable way to invoke this behavior is to hit the reset button multiple times.
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Why You Should Start Using Microservices(blog.risingstack.com)
10 points by kintamanimatt 12y ago|0 comments
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7 Modern Marketing Frameworks Every Startup Needs to Know(semrush.com)
2 points by kintamanimatt 12y ago|0 comments

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