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mathrawka
11y ago
As someone who spends a fair amount of time traveling between countries that drive on different sides of the road... I am always getting the turn signal and windshield wipers mixed up. So I doubt I can use the auto lane change feature.
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11y ago
I use K9 Mail[1] with Fastmail and I have no complaints at all. 1: https://f-droid.org/repository/browse/?fdfilter=K9&fdid=com....
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11y ago
65% of the public oppose this, and only 38% support the PM now. http://news.yahoo.co.jp/list?t=public_opinion_poll
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11y ago
My biggest issue with LastPass is that they force you to have the _same_ password for your online account and as the master password for your vault. To have a secure master password, you do not want to be using it to login to their website,
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11y ago
If you remove the antes in poker, then it is no longer a game of skill. The only reason to make a bet is because of the antes, otherwise you will only play AA, as should everyone else.
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11y ago
By working at a place that recognises a need for these tasks and hires specifically for them!
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11y ago
With math questions, just keep practicing slow thinking to solve the problems. You know a shortcut formula to solve something? Don't use it, do it the long way. That will help you understand the nature of the problem, and most importan
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11y ago
Those were fun. I quickly came up with the incorrect answers for #1 and #2, but was able to realize that something was wrong with them and thought about it for a few more seconds and got the right answers. I had the right answer with "
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11y ago
This is so well known that places that care will strip it out at the signup process. Also, they will use a simple regex check with their company/service/product name to see if the user is using a highly probably unique email addre
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11y ago
Thanks! Updating all my build scripts now.
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11y ago
In my build scripts, I like to have this added, so I can see what commit was used in building the binary: go build -ldflags "-X main.versionId `git rev-parse HEAD`"
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11y ago
It sounds like you just needed the right motivation to improve your quality of life. I think that is called "tough love" and it doesn't always work for everyone. But I'm glad to hear that you turned what is usually a neg
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11y ago
When I hire someone this is my script: #1 I introduce myself and what the project(s) entail and how things get done. #2 I ask them some questions about their experiences, and ask them to tell me a story about some past memorable experience.
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11y ago
Have you ever been laid off? Why was it a positive for you?
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11y ago
No mention of Jelly Jelly Cafe? http://jellyjellycafe.com
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11y ago
I have no idea why this is here. There is no CTO anymore (I left) and there are more than 2 engineers. I highly doubt this is legit, but I am curious why there is a copy & paste (word for word) of a one year old job post. Perhaps you ca
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11y ago
Why a repost, word for word, of a post I added one year ago (although changing the email address)? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7512279
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12y ago
Another thing about the landing page... there is to much "we" going on. It needs to focus on the customer, not the company. And that starts with writing copy that focuses on the user, not you.
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12y ago
This is also some good reading material: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Troubled_Asset_Relief_Program
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12y ago
I always do the "name your price" and get a full size car for $98 - $105 a week. Smaller sized cars should be much cheaper.
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12y ago
$119/wk for a compact car is pretty expensive though, at least where I am used to renting cars at. Did you check something like PriceLine as well?
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12y ago
It's always about creating a "box" where the king cannot get out of, and make the box smaller as you force the king onto the edge or corner, where you can finally get the mate move.
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12y ago
In online/computer poker, there are a lot less tells. In fact the only tells are bet sizing (which is static in limit hold 'em, which is the main reason it is easier to solve), and the timing of bets/checks/folds.
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12y ago
HULHE has been known to have very strong bots[1] for many years, mainly thanks to the University of Albert and the research they have done. There is the Computer Poker Competition that is held every year too[2]. Everyone I know has been sta
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12y ago
The point is that for OpenBSD that security trumps anything else, including usability of developer tools.
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12y ago
Here's a video on Handy's hiring strategy: https://www.33voices.com/authors/umang-dua/media/handys-hiri...
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12y ago
As a paying user of MongoHQ (now Compose) for over 2 years, I have never known it was possible to connect via an SSH tunnel. Where is this information at?
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12y ago
Yahoo! keeps their user information mainly in a DB called 'UDB'... User Database. It is a key, value store and clients are only allowed to access permitted keys. So the encrypted user password, plain-text answers to 'secret q
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12y ago
One thing that people do is just say "the government" like it is a single entity. It is not one entity. It is made up of hundreds of thousands of individuals. You know that guy that used to scare your wife/daughter with his s
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12y ago
Link to post that talks about how the photos are from years before the project was even on Indiegogo: https://www.facebook.com/kreyos/posts/452642058210884
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