kohanz

43 ms·

361.
by kohanz 11y ago
Well done! Would you be willing to comment on what % of your income you invest each year (on average)? Also, have you suffered a "passive loss" in some years?
362.
by kohanz 11y ago
Interesting timing: I just got an e-mail for a (free) app that I purchased in the Amazon app store. Only problem, I have never visited the Amazon app store. The Amazon rep on the live chat explains to me that this is because someone entered
363.
by kohanz 11y ago
During your work in Avionics, were you subject to some form of regulation and perhaps worked within a quality system? If so, consider other fields where that experience is highly valued, such as medical devices.
364.
by kohanz 11y ago
How is the North Korean regime starving its own citizens possibly a "bright side"?!
365.
by kohanz 11y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote or based in SW Ontario, Canada LinkedIn: http://ca.linkedin.com/in/zamkhan Recent client: "As an academic entrepreneur, I have engaged in a number of out-sourcing processes and truth be told,
366.
by kohanz 11y ago
> Our platform enables beginners to code & experanced developers to deliver, fast! typo: *experienced
367.
by kohanz 11y ago
I'm not an experienced parent (just 1 toddler), but my best guess is that the amount of teaching can only be a positive (after all, teaching means you are spending time with them), but the methods are probably what could have a positiv
368.
by kohanz 11y ago
Thank you for sharing this. Recently my wife and I have both lamented that although this is a lovely stage of his life that we are thoroughly enjoying, we are somewhat saddened by the thought that he will not remember much or any of it (I c
369.
by kohanz 11y ago
I'm fascinated by this essay because a lot of the activities described by the author are what we have been doing with our 21-month old son. Not through any concerted plan, but mostly because my wife and I love to read and that love for
370.
by kohanz 11y ago
I don't believe the threads actually get moved . "Show HN" is simply a filtered view, so the same thread could be on top of Show HN and on the first page of HN. However, it would be possible to hide the "Show HN" w
371.
by kohanz 11y ago
I enjoy sports as a great simultaneous physical and social outlet. Team sports like soccer and basketball and also individual sports like squash. When I don't play them, I miss the feeling of competitiveness and camaraderie that sports
372.
by kohanz 11y ago
My impression is that dentists are a lot like other sole proprietors, you will find some that keep up with technology and others that don't. I have visited fairly high-tech dentistry offices, with technology that appears to have been d
373.
by kohanz 11y ago
I really like this analogy! The only thing I'll add is that I don't think you necessarily have to enjoy "feeding the machine", but as you said, you need to realize that it doesn't go away and that a lot of our val
374.
by kohanz 11y ago
The OP is looking for functional programming advice, so I don't see how Java is relevant.
375.
by kohanz 11y ago
> I can't think of any other country on Earth that is as diverse as the US. The U.S. is actually not that diverse. It's middle-of-the-road in that category (ethnically [0] and culturally [1]). In fact, both of its neighboring
376.
Show HN: Recapp'd – Automated NBA game summaries(recappd.com)
1 points by kohanz 11y ago|0 comments
377.
by kohanz 11y ago
> I honestly can't understand why The answer is fairly obvious though, isn't it? For scientists or novice programmers wanting to do some numerically intensive work, Matlab has typically offered one of the quickest (in time-to-s
378.
by kohanz 11y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote or based in SW Ontario, Canada LinkedIn: http://ca.linkedin.com/in/zamkhan Recent client: "As an academic entrepreneur, I have engaged in a number of out-sourcing processes and truth be told,
379.
by kohanz 11y ago
You don't understand why when you google a complex topic such as "crime" and then apply a narrow, racial lens to it, mostly racist organizations show up? The term "X on Y crime" is suggesting that the relevant infor
380.
by kohanz 11y ago
Agreed. I have been using Wave for 1.5 years of freelancing. It's free, but not open-source.
381.
by kohanz 11y ago
You articulated your argument well (upvote!) and I don't disagree with a lot of it, but here is where we differ: why is it that this particular "mind-virus" is so much more transmittable than others? This is where I believe t
382.
by kohanz 11y ago
We use a local toy lending library. $40/year for unlimited access to toys for 2 weeks at a time.
383.
by kohanz 11y ago
Highly educated people cannot possibly be desperate, mentally unwell, or disaffected? That's also "simply false" and you say so yourself: "You can be a rocket scientist and a religious idiot at the same time". You c
384.
by kohanz 11y ago
There's a difference between the stated motive of ISIS and what enables them to exist and grow. I have a hard time believing that they can be so effective in their recruitment efforts with a message based entirely on an interpretation
385.
by kohanz 11y ago
What kind of traffic does the Show page get relative to the Front, New, and Ask pages?
386.
by kohanz 11y ago
> I have a couple of WiFi-enabled bulbs near me, wouldn't it be nice to be able to control them using Minecraft? I mean nothing against the author and like-minded individuals and I have the utmost respect for people with such a &q
387.
by kohanz 11y ago
If we say the source are religious extremists who have little in common with the majority of that religion, I agree with you. However, I'm getting numerous downvotes so perhaps mine is a minority viewpoint.
388.
by kohanz 11y ago
I think the tendency to label them as extremists is a step in the right direction. I prefer "extremist" alone to "Islamic extremist", because in the latter the association remains, but let's be honest that associati
389.
by kohanz 11y ago
If you don't understand how branding it as "Islamic" terror, despite the insignificant association between the two populations will make law-abiding Muslims (who make up about 99.99% and practise Islam) feel divided from you,
390.
by kohanz 11y ago
Speaking of cherry-picking data, no comment on the 2nd and 3rd points? As I said, I agree that terrorism (no matter how you categorize the attacks) is a significant problem, but that linking it with Islam is choosing to be manipulated by th

More ›