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lsiebert
11y ago
Hmm... this is an interesting project. No License info though.
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lsiebert
11y ago
I think you make a mistake in suggesting a specific number is what is being looked for, or that it's a purely external issue which people are "whining" about. Facebook says it wants more diversity. Research, which Zuckerberg
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lsiebert
11y ago
As I've gone lower level with C and assembly, I've more books, papers, and specific hardware datasheets for whatever processor or device I'm working on have been relevant to my interests.
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lsiebert
11y ago
I was considering App Academy; Now, not so much. Honestly, I wish getting a second Bachelor's degree was easier/cheaper in California. I could go back, get a CS degree (i'd probably have to review some of calculus, but I coul
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lsiebert
11y ago
This headline isn't true. They still allow warrantless searches, and there will still be such searches. This information can be obtained by an administrative subpoena (See an example of one at http://www.docstoc.com/doc
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lsiebert
11y ago
Personally I use Ctrl-S for tmux for the command key, since I use Ctrl-A in vim. If I really need to send a signal I can Ctrl-s Ctrl-s, but otherwise this works fine.
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lsiebert
11y ago
C isn't considered a scripting language. bash is. "some hideous bash and C scripts" should be: "some hideous bash scripts and C code".
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11y ago
Making it clear that he doesn't need to buy equipment is a good thing. I agree with you that logging results as you go is worthwhile, but for data munging, I think it's better to keep your data in it's original source, and do
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lsiebert
11y ago
What social science? You shouldn't be generating the text in advance and then processing it. You should be dynamically generating the text in memory, so you basically only have to worry about the memory for one text file at a time. As
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11y ago
"This would obviously make Uber drivers subject to minimum wage. How does one even figure that out? Now that there are local minimum wages (e.g. LA soon to be $15 an hour) how do you compute minimum wage for a trip that begins outsid
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Website Listing Entry Level Positions Only?
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11y ago
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lsiebert
11y ago
There is another model, though I'm not sure it works for IOS. The Subscription model. You get access to the full game as long as you continue to pay for it.
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lsiebert
11y ago
This sounds like something that static code analysis would handle. That said there would be corner cases where this would be a problem, for example a character literal is of type int, not of type char.
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lsiebert
11y ago
Shot you an email, but the short answer is, jobs are advertisements. Sell the position well. For a small company, it's better to cast a wide net, for a large company, you want to quickly narrow it down.
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11y ago
you need two zero cost creatures and a way to sacrifice them for benefits, then just trade off. I can think of infinite mana with four cards.
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11y ago
I realized I didn't have anything in python that I could put on my resume, so I threw together a quick version of tail in python. https://github.com/gryftir/pytail
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11y ago
I did read some. I was particularly struck by his advocating getting rid of democracy.
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lsiebert
11y ago
Tritium is actually useful for luminescent devices like emergency exit signs. Which now that I think about it, is a little ironic.
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The Devilish Computist Quiz [pdf]
(fxpt.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
Subgroups based on gender or ethnicity serve, both historically and currently, a wide variety of purposes for the participants who feel marginalized. Let me guess, you aren't a woman. How would you know if you felt discouraged from att
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11y ago
give some idea of compensation (salary range + equity). If the client is profitable, talk about that. If you don't get any qualified people after a bit, either reduce what you are asking for, or up your offer. Differentiate between s
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11y ago
You don't need to use xor, unless you are trying to be clever or have a number representation already in bits: n(n+1)/2 - sum(array) is your answer and is O(n);
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11y ago
You don't actually need the modulo operator though. Modulo is effectively x - x * (x/y) with integers but you don't even need that. You can do something like this. #include <stdio.h> #include <stdbool.h> int main(
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11y ago
Location: SF Bay Area Remote: No Willing to relocate: No Technologies: C, Javascript (Angular, JQuery, Node backend), HTML/CSS (bootstrap/material design, less) Python (Flask backend), Java (Android), Modern Perl, x86/arm a
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11y ago
Don't put third party advertisements in. If you are going to do any advertising, come up with a second project that might be of interest to your demographic, but that costs money, and advertise for your own product. I'd consider s
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lsiebert
11y ago
My suggestion is simple. Don't require anything. Instead someone create a HN hiring post linter, and/or a form you can fill out that can generate a correctly formatted HN who's hiring post.
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11y ago
True, but the parent comment was about company culture where vacation taking was not encouraged. The number of vacation days don't appear to matter, what matters is whether there is a week where you work overtime. The idea being, I th
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lsiebert
11y ago
Also using straight mutexes are faster then channels, and many parts of the standard library use them because of this.
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11y ago
If you have a network. If people in your network talk to you. If people post to glassdoor about the company. Don't make the mistake of assuming that this is true for everyone. Also remember that even if you have a network, if it is i
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lsiebert
11y ago
No, that is part of the joke I was (apparently) failing at making.
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