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Ask HN: How do you get people to pay you back? Tools?
11 points by ljoshua 11y ago|45 comments
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by ljoshua 11y ago
Precisely, I'm in the same boat. And while I've seen workarounds (like http://include.aorcsik.com/2014/12/04/add-favicons-to-safari... ) I really don't want to have to add SIMBL extensions just
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by ljoshua 11y ago
(Late to the reply, sorry.) COLA is addressed on a per office basis. Our headquarters is in a relatively inexpensive large city, and so other offices in pricier places like SF or DC get a blanket COLA adjustment, with the percentage bump ba
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by ljoshua 11y ago
At the firm that I work at everything is in the open, even between groups, and it works very well. It is a formula-based compensation given your department (basically consultants and back-office) and stated level. With that, I know or can c
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Near-Perfect Einstein Ring – ALMA at Full Stretch Yields Spectacular Images(eso.org)
2 points by ljoshua 12y ago|0 comments
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by ljoshua 12y ago
So is that more or less than 1.21 gigawatts? ;)
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by ljoshua 12y ago
Great list that made me smile. My two favorites from it include: - Falling in love with a product (rather than the problem) is really dangerous - It's really hard to build a product if you don't have a big personal investment in t
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by ljoshua 12y ago
Looking much better! Small suggestion on the video: the zooming out is probably causing a large increase in size and consequently load time (took about 35 seconds to load to completion and start playing well on my regular connection). Maybe
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by ljoshua 12y ago
I loved and used Opera as my main browser back in the day, flicking back and forth between pages with right-mouse-button gestures and reading my email in-browser before Gmail. What a fantastic browser it was! I am excited to see the Vivaldi
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by ljoshua 12y ago
Kind of OT, but does anyone know of decent resources for learning more about and eventually correcting RAW images? I have a collection of RAW photos that have, due to bad transfers or old disks, become corrupted in ways where you can still
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by ljoshua 12y ago
I'd imagine (without knowing anything about it) that it would also have applications in fiber optics as well?
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by ljoshua 12y ago
I'll second this. Half of my conflicts when working on .NET projects are related to changes in .csproj, DBML, or EDMX files. I understand the function these files perform, but it certainly doesn't make it any easier. Just because
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by ljoshua 12y ago
Thanks for the clarification all!
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by ljoshua 12y ago
Slightly related, but can someone clear up for me (a person who occasionally administers a headless Fedora box but doesn't venture into desktop Linux land) how different WMs and distros work when I want to install a particular piece of
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by ljoshua 12y ago
Misread the title and thought it was about ASP.NET's WebForms, to which I thought, "Wow, something to make it easier? I'll take anything!" ;] (Current client is a major WebForms project, but luckily v4.5.) Couldn't
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by ljoshua 12y ago
Would be great to have an API. Been passively looking for good poster printers that I could automatically send jobs to, as well as do the fulfillment. Looks slick.
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by ljoshua 12y ago
In a secure environment, your password will be hashed (not encrypted), meaning there's only one way that the information can flow--toward the hash. This is secure because it allows for matching against the hash without actually knowing
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by ljoshua 12y ago
Interesting thought. But I can't sample TV signals from a mobile device. I'm looking at applications that can be implemented underground as well, unique use case. And in this case, proximity might be just fine enough rather than p
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by ljoshua 12y ago
What would be some of the better alternatives for doing indoor location? It'd help me a bunch to see a few examples, as I was previously thinking of beacons for this purpose.
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by ljoshua 12y ago
Since the membership count was already answered (no, membership count is based strictly on those living), I'll offer a quick comment on the other half of your question. From a scriptural sense, the practice is actually based on the con
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by ljoshua 12y ago
I would guess austenallred was probably referring to the hundreds of years of records being recorded. And for the record, the LDS Church was officially founded in 1830, making it 184 years old.
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by ljoshua 12y ago
Zoho Mail will do up to 10 users for free on one domain. They're my (less favorable) go-to after Google and Outlook dropped their free custom domain support.
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by ljoshua 12y ago
Adobe's Source Code Pro is my favorite: http://store1.adobe.com/cfusion/store/html/index.cfm?event=d...
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by ljoshua 12y ago
Hmm, a little too much "correlation does not imply causation" going on here. While the article even calls it out, they still present ownership vs economic output as a primary argument. It also presents cities like SF and NY as hav
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Ask HN: Freelance or product dev to transition to indie work?
3 points by ljoshua 12y ago|2 comments
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by ljoshua 12y ago
Hi Michael, some exciting stuff here. Can you go more into monetization plans and privacy assurances?
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by ljoshua 12y ago
Doesn't directly address the original author's concern, but he ought to try Boxer--similar application, does support IMAP.
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by ljoshua 12y ago
Everything in context. It is huge for Microsoft specifically because it's previously been so entangled. Progress is good on all fronts. For the very large portion of the world that uses IE by default and will in the future get faster&#
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11th Linode Birthday, $10 Linode plan(blog.linode.com)
241 points by ljoshua 12y ago|133 comments
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Clearing the Air(solarroadways.com)
68 points by ljoshua 12y ago|54 comments

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