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by lojack 10y ago
Wonder if it'd be feasible and/or make sense for the owners of the goods to pool their money together in order to pay the docking fees so they could receive their goods.
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by lojack 10y ago
Exactly why I said: "All things equal, a single API call is nicer"
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by lojack 10y ago
Sure, its another API, but its relatively trivial to get the lat/long from a location using something like the Google Geocoding API. All things equal, a single API call is nicer, but I wouldn't personally let that be the only reas
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by lojack 10y ago
Would their staffing cost also include office space (even remote companies have headquarters)? Or would that be included somewhere else? Or do they actually not have an office?
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by lojack 10y ago
Would the business perform any better if they were paying $2.05M for 20 employees? That's $100k per employee including overhead. Salaries would be significantly less than $100k. On paper it may sound better, but you end up with extra a
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by lojack 10y ago
If you're a developer making six figures and aren't really interested in staying up to date with current trends or becoming a better developer, then it may be a waste of time. This attitude may come back to bite you in the ass in
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by lojack 10y ago
> We do not do email activation by forcing people to click a link in their email to validate that they received it Have you considered doing email validation without forcing users to comply? It's fairly common to require valid email
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by lojack 10y ago
You would be correct. You can't mention slack anywhere on the Internet without someone saying how over hyped it is.
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by lojack 10y ago
He goes over languages in the first part. https://blog.whoishiring.io/hacker-news-who-is-hiring-thread...
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by lojack 10y ago
Additionally, as someone who isn't a recruiter and doesn't work with any Microsoft products, this might actually come off as a bit of a red flag. The intention may be to stave off recruiters that blindly fire off job postings, but
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by lojack 10y ago
I think thats why he charges per month. Its pretty easy to go through an entire seasons worth of videos in under a month. I found $29 for a seasons worth of videos to be worth it. He used to charge per season with no subscription, and befor
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by lojack 10y ago
> nor does it seem particularly onerous I disagree for reasons other than putting a burden on parolees. To me, this is effort wasted on our legal system in drafting, passing, arguing against, and ultimately maintaining when its no longer
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by lojack 10y ago
Coinbase uses cold storage. They have some reserves in hot storage, but presumably less funds accessable makes them a smaller target. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe they are able to pull this off because they aren't techni
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by lojack 10y ago
I would say not currently. If anything, I'd say that Docker can make creation and deployment of complex systems more complexed. There's various tools (and work on docker itself) to attempt to simplify this, but I'd say the to
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by lojack 10y ago
Noticing some artifacts in Web Animations API, Greensock, Vanilla JS, and CSS. Looks like a single 1px line above/below the ball. Wonder what the cause of it is. Using Chrome on OSX.
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by lojack 10y ago
I personally use nvim, but most of my coworkers (also vim users) haven't yet switched. There's a surprising number of people that are aware of nvim but haven't bothered switching because vim works fine for them.
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by lojack 10y ago
If I was holding MSFT stock and they didn't have grand ambitions or shoot for the stars, I'd sell. Same goes for most companies.
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by lojack 10y ago
First of all, if your unit tests take 40 minutes to run (unless it's an insanely large codebase) then there's something wrong with your unit tests. TDD isn't as much about being "correct" as it is about writing your
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by lojack 10y ago
I couldn't disagree more with this entire article. > the self-taught web developer knows surprisingly little about the web’s underlying technology. I know very few developers who aren't self-taught. In reality the opposite seem
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by lojack 10y ago
> If its possible to be a profitable independent day trader, and we know it is because many are You're forgetting about the many that aren't profitable. You're also forgetting about the majority that are less profitable th
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by lojack 10y ago
Everyone always says this, and I know security isn't a #1 priority and that it'd be a big mistake to assume Docker is secure -- but, are there any known security issues with Docker that could give sudo access to the host machine?
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by lojack 10y ago
OP is proposing you solve the problem if no one else has a solution. You are proposing to solve the problem by simplifying. I don't think these need to be mutually exclusive pieces of advice.
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by lojack 10y ago
The first advice I ever give to anyone new to mountain biking: "Look at where you want to go, never lock up (focus or elbows), and always look further ahead than what feels natural." You don't always need to be focusing on an
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by lojack 10y ago
> Maybe the admin that setup your install or business workflow did a bad job? I think this is key. There's so much customization allowed that its easy to get wrong. Your experiences can vary drastically between a well configured ins
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by lojack 10y ago
The youtube channel ( https://www.youtube.com/user/theanzelm ) seems to have plenty of images.
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by lojack 10y ago
However, most of that software can be filtered and controlled via the API. Part of the reason Twitter is so hostile to third party apps (with exceptions) that duplicate its own functionality is so they can get analytics about actual users a
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by lojack 10y ago
Yeah, I changed states not too long ago and had a bunch of money tied up in Coinbase's Exchange. After numerous emails I had to accept that my money was locked up for the foreseeable future.
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by lojack 10y ago
I think this is where some people may disagree
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by lojack 10y ago
To that I'd say it could be a good purchase if you had a tiger problem before buying it.
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by lojack 10y ago
Well there hasn't been a major attack on the US transportation systems since it was created. It's hard to say if this is a direct result of the TSA, but I'd also hesitate to say that they failed their mission.

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