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by lukeqsee 9y ago
What particularly struck me about this is how the cities around her had changed, especially the smog present in almost every German city and now completely gone.
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Woman retakes Europe vacation photos in same spots 30 years later(edition.cnn.com)
1 points by lukeqsee 9y ago|1 comments
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by lukeqsee 9y ago
The source repository agrees that it was published in 1997. https://github.com/jagregory/abrash-black-book
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by lukeqsee 9y ago
Having just gone through this process for a green card by marriage, you can work for anyone once you have EAD. EAD + (multiple-entry) AP is practically a green card, albeit, without the official decision and could be revoked much more easil
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by lukeqsee 9y ago
I’m not sure how I see this as a problem. Software is complex, costly, and time-consuming. Perhaps some individuals are altruistic enough to take it on themselves without some sort of monitization, but in a capitalistic society, most open-s
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by lukeqsee 9y ago
Somewhat off-topic, but I had not discovered this site before. This is exactly the kind of thing I was looking for to jumpstart my reading list. (I finished school a few years ago, and I’m finally past forced-reading burnout and ready to st
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by lukeqsee 9y ago
I'm not seeing any advantage over duckduckgo.com. I want a search engine that loads quickly and gives good results, DDG does that while protecting my privacy.
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by lukeqsee 9y ago
They do allow email subscription, if it's preferable to you. http://www.economist.com/newsletters (No affiliation, just a happy subscriber.)
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by lukeqsee 9y ago
Having just gone through the setup process a few times, I concur. It is an excruciatingly bad entry to a powerful solution to front-end web development.
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by lukeqsee 9y ago
I have found the Economist Espresso[1] is an excellent version of this. And it's only $3 / month. [1] http://www.economist.com/digital
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Pipenv: Python Development Workflow for Humans(github.com)
2 points by lukeqsee 9y ago|0 comments
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by lukeqsee 9y ago
I disagree with it being strictly political anymore than any human story is political. Having grown up in the south, it is indeed a powerful and necessary story.
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by lukeqsee 9y ago
- A voracious appetite for learning. - A genuinely nice person. If I have two things, I'm pretty sure the rest will work out in the end.
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by lukeqsee 9y ago
John Wagner explicitly said, "However, [he] doesn’t rule out CBP keeping [US citizens' photos] in the future after going 'through the appropriate privacy reviews and approvals.'" That threat is enough to disturb me.
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by lukeqsee 9y ago
With Global Entry and Precheck (which required partial fingerprinting), I mostly avoid the hassles of the US security theater. However, I'm looking at greatly increasing international flights (mostly in and out of the USA), and this is
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by lukeqsee 10y ago
Foreign exchange can easily be "done for free" by properly setting the exchange rate. All Stripe has to do is publish an exchange rate that is a 0.N% deviation from the current market rate and they'll cover their costs, have
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by lukeqsee 10y ago
Zürich is in Switzerland. I wouldn't recommend calling them German. :)
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by lukeqsee 10y ago
> My idea of 'hard work' has changed a lot since then. This. I was just considering this last night, since I was back on my university campus again. While I subconsciously knew the work I was doing in school wasn't real, I
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by lukeqsee 10y ago
Would you prefer paying the $30 or $50 / month for 2GB like a few years ago? T-Mobile has consistently demonstrated an appetite for pushing the boundaries of their network and their offerings for customers. I wouldn't be surprised
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by lukeqsee 10y ago
> > 1st phone interview (screening) -> 2nd phone interview (technical) -> [crickets] I had the exact same experience, around the same time. I just assumed I was a bad fit, but it would have been nice to know why. The company see
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by lukeqsee 11y ago
It's actually much closer to the polar opposite theologically: Arminianism.
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Why Most Unit Testing Is Waste [pdf](rbcs-us.com)
2 points by lukeqsee 11y ago|0 comments
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by lukeqsee 11y ago
I grew up in Greenville and am moving back in a month. I would love to connect. You didn't have anything in your profile, so feel free to drop me a line to the email in my profile, if you want.
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What the President Did at Sandy Hook Elementary School(voxpopulisphere.com)
2 points by lukeqsee 11y ago|0 comments
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by lukeqsee 11y ago
I heard an excellent memoir on This American Life [NPR] last night about Sinatra. They referenced this article. What particularly stuck out about him was his every-man-ness. He shook hands of presidents, mobsters (supposedly), and "n
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by lukeqsee 11y ago
I've seen this implemented in a few grocery stores in Europe (Switzerland, if memory serves). I didn't see a large proportion of customers using them, however.
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by lukeqsee 11y ago
> Like lots of other companies with high traffic websites, we are a technology company; one with a deep team of software developer expertise. It took us only a few weeks to write our home-brew analytics package. I'm a little curious
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[Tesla] Autopiloting Coast to Coast(teslamotors.com)
4 points by lukeqsee 11y ago|0 comments
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by lukeqsee 11y ago
Perhaps the first is true, but I think (and believe I could substantiate) that traffic sucks a lot worse: for instance, I can read/zone-out/listen to a podcast on public transit; if I do those things in traffic, I meet the back of
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by lukeqsee 11y ago
> allegedly it will be covered by scaffolding for all of eternity. The first time I visited, I counted myself unlucky to have visited during maintenance. The second time I visited, I considered myself extremely unlucky to have visited t

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