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Ask HN: Why do out of memory exceptions exist in a virtual memory OS?
1 points by marcell 7y ago|0 comments
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Restaurant wholesale impact from Covid-19(getorderz.com)
1 points by marcell 7y ago|0 comments
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by marcell 7y ago
Source on this?
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by marcell 7y ago
Tinder’s big innovation was the double opt in for messaging. Both parties have to “like” the other profile before they can exchange messages. This helps a lot with the problem of women getting overwhelmed with low quality messages. I was su
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by marcell 7y ago
A barn might have a lot more surface area compared to a typical home...
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by marcell 7y ago
I'm trying to understand what the employees hope to get out of this. The only substantial issue mentioned in the article is a dispute over whether "Always Punch Nazis" should be allowed on the site. Does anyone have insight i
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by marcell 7y ago
It’s pretty simple. If I own property, I should be allowed to build a home for myself on it, subject to relevant zoning. You, and adjacent property owner, should not be able to deny my private property use. Yet this is not the case in Calif
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by marcell 7y ago
I hear ya. I still live in the Bay Area (bought a place, so my costs for housing are fixed), and I can't believe the insane policies we have. It drives me mad--you have an electorate that constantly complains about the high cost of hou
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by marcell 7y ago
> The city needs to actively make it harder to use cars with bus lanes, road diets, removing parking, etc. It's moving in that direction bit by bit, but takes a long time and the NIMBYs fight for every inch of asphalt. FWIW these ar
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by marcell 7y ago
FYI new reporting seems to be backing up this theory: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/02/06/upshot/iowa-caucuses-erro... Example of rule confusion: "No new voters are permitted to join the caucus after
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by marcell 7y ago
I don't think the hacking malicious. People just make mistakes. Random example: if candidate is below the viability threshold, that group is supposed to disband and join another group. You could have a mistake where, on the 2nd round,
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by marcell 7y ago
My coworker has an alternate theory that frankly makes a lot more sense than “the app broke.” The Iowa caucus is not a paper ballot. People stand in groups in a large multipurpose room and raise their hands for who they vote for. Depending
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by marcell 7y ago
You don’t have dollars in your bank account, you have your banks promise to give you dollar if you ask.
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by marcell 7y ago
He is termed out. The author of SB50 has endorsed Shelly Masur for the open seat. She is, I believe, the only candidate for the seat in support of SB50. Endorsement: https://padailypost.com/2019/08/30/sb50-aut
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by marcell 7y ago
They sold 10M kits, and they primarily market in the US. DNA never changes, so you have a lifetime max of 1 purchase of 23andMe per lifetime. Their competitors have likely sold 15-30M as well, so maybe 30-40M of these kits have been sold. T
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by marcell 7y ago
Continuous integration tools still check out and test the whole repo. Google has used this approach for over a decade.
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by marcell 7y ago
> “These orders don’t pay for our expenses or our time. We actually lose money when we take those orders. If I pick up an order that is 10 miles away and deliver it 6 miles I’m traveling 16 miles for a $3 order — so I have lost money. I’
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by marcell 7y ago
[2018] tag
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by marcell 7y ago
I couldn’t find anything I’m the article about cost. Typically nuclear is a bit more expensive than natural gas. Is that the case here?
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by marcell 7y ago
> I'm fine with my property value dropping as more housing is built. None of my neighbors agree with me. Property values typically increase as density goes up, see eg. SF or NYC (Manhattan) real estate.
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Ask HN: What is the best article on asynch communication at work?
3 points by marcell 7y ago|0 comments
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by marcell 7y ago
Do you (founders/employees) have any example queries that don’t work well with Google, and correspondingly what pages you think should be top ranked for those queries?
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by marcell 7y ago
I'm not sure this is true anymore. Chrome and mobile browsers have built in password managers that automatically sync across your devices.
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by marcell 7y ago
People in tech industry have excessive bias against businesses with no network effects or other obscenely effective barriers to entry. There are lots of successful, large corporations with varying levels of barriers to entry. Exxon Mobil do
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by marcell 7y ago
Like escape rooms? Want to work on a site for escape rooms? Contact me: marcell@escapespy.com
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by marcell 7y ago
I have an idea that I want to work on, email in profile if you want to chat more
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by marcell 7y ago
What stage of projects are allowed/encouraged to attend? If I already have a start should I not apply?
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by marcell 7y ago
Well consider the median American, or the bottom 20th percentile in health American. They are likely to be overweight and maybe have diabetes. I’m not saying those are caused by microplastics, but it could be. There’s no cohort of people we
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by marcell 7y ago
There’s a lot of logical leaps your making hear. It might not be immediately deadly, but it could have lots of long term subtle effects. For example, it may contribute to cancer rates or obesity. Some people suspect it contributes to low sp
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by marcell 7y ago
I'm having trouble understanding what this is. Is it supposed to be a competitor to Django/Rails/etc.? or a competitor to ansible? a competitor to docker? Something else? If I have a Django/Django REST Framework app, can

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