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Ask HN: Should I form a C-Corp or an S-Corp?
1 points by leeleelee 11y ago|2 comments
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by leeleelee 11y ago
Local businesses operating physically inside the city consume resources to some extent. They use the roads, sidewalks, buildings, cause people to walk/drive to certain places, etc. They pay for rent and other expenses, but also use&#x2
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by leeleelee 11y ago
How does one write an article which summarizes the process of building a machine learning model, and not discuss cross validation? Not a very good article, to be honest.
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by leeleelee 11y ago
Anyone out there using Angular and Firebase? That's been my go-to "stack" for achieving 3-way binding of the UI, javascript model, and remote database. The only downside is that you're locked into using firebase as a ser
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by leeleelee 11y ago
Most of these articles / experiments focus on the perspective of being the observer... What is the conclusion if you are the thing being observed?
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by leeleelee 11y ago
I like to use python, flask, gunicorn, and nginx for back end apis. Now that I've been doing so much front end javascript programming, I'm looking into Node just because I'm way less efficient at writing python and more effic
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by leeleelee 11y ago
It might look kind of cool at first, but it puts additional barriers in between the user and actually doing something useful like entering data in a form, booking a flight, etc. For example, if I haven't been to the site before, I migh
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by leeleelee 11y ago
Ah, you are correct. I missed that.
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by leeleelee 11y ago
This is a premature conclusion. There was no measurement of IQ before and after infection, so no such conclusion can be made. There could be other, unknown, factors that happen to affect BOTH: a person's IQ and their likelihood to be i
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by leeleelee 11y ago
Glad to see articles like this, I've had the same point of view for awhile now. At least uber has revenue though. Lots of companies are getting funded with zero revenue (nevermind profit for now) and no clear revenue model. Crazy in
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by leeleelee 11y ago
Last time I did was at least several years ago. The experience was terrible enough that I ran and never came back. To be honest I don't remember what exactly I had to do, but it wasn't as simple as following an install wizard. Lot
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by leeleelee 11y ago
Has anyone gone through the horror of doing things like installing python or mysql on a windows machine? Maybe it's easier nowadays, but last time I tried installing python I had to follow multiple tutorials, one of which actually work
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by leeleelee 11y ago
A lot of people probably run into problems from poor design, poor programming, or just inability to problem solve. For example (two real examples I've faced): (1) Company xyz is having problems generating reports that pull from an sql
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by leeleelee 11y ago
I've never had a problem implementing realtime search. Can somebody give me an example use case where algolia is a better solution than doing it yourself? Clearly it's a popular, in-demand service -- I'm genuinely curious as
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by leeleelee 11y ago
Very, very awesome article.
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by leeleelee 11y ago
I never used Secret, but I can't imagine how an app like that would ever make revenue. Maybe I'm just not creative when it comes to figuring out how to monetize these silly social apps. Can anybody explain what goes through the mi