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Fine but why not pump it out onto some crops? Here I am paying to heat water for my house and pool -- I should move next door to Google and hook up to their drain pipe.
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I work at a chip company. All of our register definitions and other specifications are created in a machine-readable but human-friendly YAML format. The specs drive scripts which generate the hardware, test interfaces, C headers for softwar
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10y ago
Well then. Let's all remember to stay on-topic.
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10y ago
Sounds like a BBS.
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10y ago
And BitTorrent.
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10y ago
Sell this to me as a user.
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10y ago
It's also fun to play for downvote, which Facebook discourages. But HN is one fun place to troll. Bitch.
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10y ago
How did women get stuck with pink? Soldiers get yellow. Environment gets green. Anarchy gets black. Peace gets white. Coke gets red. Poor women. Have to share the worst color with cancer.
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10y ago
I love it. There was an article about how the stock exchange actually lives in a nondescript warehouse-looking data center. Put the bull there.
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> 3+ (actually, I didn't count, it was a lot) cups of coffee per day My God. You monster.
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I will train on Tim Pope's dataset and see if the computer comes up with a useful plugin.
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Oh hi bitgo.
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I've seen worse. The CVS Android app. In order to enter my birthday (why do you need my birthday CVS? You won't let me order alcohol in your app anyway. For those who don't know, CVS is a popular chain of liquor stores where
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http://www.pamf.org/forpatients/pamf-health-care-costs-and-c... Your Better Health Care organizations do publish prices. The outfit across the street from PAMF does not publish prices and as you could guess, they end u
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10y ago
One point of confusion is that there's a Stanford Health Care, despised corporation with some relationship to the school but not exactly the same thing.
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You techies with your fancy ad blockers just read, and are now earnestly discussing a 10 page ad. Someone's getting a raise.
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Agree. A deep dive. Mission-critical, process-driven accountability. Address the action items at our next one on one.
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10y ago
Outsource walk the dog? It's my one physical activity. Otherwise I'm a brain in a jar.
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My question is about these Silicon Valley people who spend their days at work and nights in bed: how do they go about sourcing the inventory for their experiments? (Asking for a friend who doesn't want to frequent nightclubs nor attend
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10y ago
All my referral tells you is I have a friend who needs a job and that I want $5000. Whether my friend is any good or not is something you'll find out after I cash my check.
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Also, sometimes I feel like bloggers are getting paid by the word. Start with some bullet points. Give me a tldr. I read for 10 minutes and only learned what not to do if I ever happen to work in engineering productivity.
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Known useless indicators: * Resumes * Skills tests (hacker rank) * Whiteboard interviews * Unstructured interviews * Employee referrals No wonder headhunters have such a good business. Not that they're more discriminating, but they can
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10y ago
Every downvote proves my point. Flag me to oblivion nazis!
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It's fashionable to hate on Uber these days. But does anyone really want to go back to the bad old days of taxis? No thank you Italy.
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The second point release to make the front page on this slow news day.
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This is good work. Just like a competent IT department should pen test their own network, Tor needs white-hat hackers working to shake out the vulnerabilities.
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> When your culture is very antagonistic towards people who don't like the status quo and forces them to carefully think about what they say and write, the culture itself becomes a big obstacle to innovation. Oh. You mean, like, hac
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You can judge me, but I use bookmarks to keep track of citrixes that I need to log into sometimes and also for documentation sites that I occasionally reference for work. I don't believe in bookmarking interesting articles I hope to re
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Walking and cycling are going to get you killed at the same rate if not higher as driving. I guess you're not as likely to kill someone else.
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Cool. I need a conversational AI to help me make good decisions about my to do list. Orgbot: I'm sorry Dave, you won't have the energy for 3 meetings and a Meetup on Monday. Let's spread the meetings throughout the week and f
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