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markwaldron
9y ago
I don't know about all of you, but I'm going to use H4!b5at+kWls-8yh4Guq for my password everywhere. No way any of you will be able to crack it!
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The Apple Store is being updated
(store.apple.com)
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You state that the education system taught you lies, and then generalize that all public schools teach lies. Did you attend every public school in the nation?
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Charging for wifi by the hour would be a good alternative. Give 30 minutes free with every coffee purchase, possibly dependent on price of beverage. The outlying issues are other open wifi spots that are close to the shop and people tetheri
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Ask HN: What to do with gigabit internet?
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I just opened it, also in Chrome, and it took me to the website
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Had we not discovered the attack, we could have faced a huge surge in our delivery costs and a decline in our email sender reputation. This isn't just about the application being able to handle double the amount of load, it about kee
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So they are encouraging people to go to work sick under penalty of losing portions of their bonus? How long until a strong version of the flu puts whole teams out of commision? It's things like this that cause me to always reply "
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9y ago
Someone, please design this. Then post a link. I will be your first customer
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10y ago
I had the same feeling with that same series. I used to look forward to my 30 minute commute to/from work. I'd save the book for the commute and it would always be something to look forward to. Have you found any other books simil
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I'd love to know their definition of "high-income family"
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It's extremely common in the US. I grew up poor and there were many times I was sick, sometimes even severely, and never went to the doctors. Even now I know people who are making 6 figure salaries and choose not to go to the doctors b
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As a resident of a neighboring town to Montclair, I couldn't be more excited to see a new local newspaper trying to keep the residents more informed. Needless to say, I spent the $12 to subscribe. If this goes well, I hope to see more
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I second this. There are plenty of times I'll be looking at code I wrote a few months ago and swear it was written by someone else. The same goes for more elegant code. Not everyone writes amazing code all the time.
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Those that are complaining about this article: Care to share the experiences that made you a better programmer? Can you link to blog posts yourself or others made that we may find useful?
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10y ago
If I see "open floor space", I better also see "a pair of headphones of your choice"
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"Their sister, Abby Rockefeller Mauze, known as “Babs,” died in 1976." All the brothers have their contributions listed, but she doesn't? According to Wikipedia, Abby Rockefeller Mauze preferred to stay out of the spotlight,
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The Employable Bootcamp Candidate
(medium.com)
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For Node we use https://nodesecurity.io/ for all our npm packages. It does a pretty great job of alerting us quickly to any vulnerabilities reported for our packages.
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In college, we had to do a senior project in order to graduate. For CS, this consisted of building something and writing a 15-30pg paper about what you built and the technologies it uses. The other people in my class all chose to build thin
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I work about 3 blocks down the road from them in Hoboken, and I've seen an influx of nicer cars in the area. Not sure if there is a correlation between the two.
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I don't personally know any men in that age range who fit that description, but I can imagine that living in the middle of the country there are probably fewer jobs than people. I've heard people suggest that they just relocate to
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10y ago
Get on Angellist and just keep applying. You can make much more than 40k a year in NYC as a junior dev.
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Just bought it. I've been building a React app for about 2 weeks, but there's always more to learn. I look forward to following along with this tutorial!
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The National Review isn't a science magazine. When it says things like "And in the most Obama-esque move" and references The Cato Institute, you have to take what they are saying with a grain of salt.
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It's great to see someone with this much influence joining the masses to protest these injustices. I understand these companies have shareholders and tend to avoid politically charged topics, but in this case, it affects not only Googl
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Ask HN: Do you get most of your karma with submissions or comments?
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Clean Code – JavaScript
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Why Men Don’t Want the Jobs Done Mostly by Women
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10y ago
Interested to see how Transfix will stand up to this: https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/transfix
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