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The Tater Tot Is American Ingenuity at Its Finest
(eater.com)
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9y ago
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9y ago
(Unrelated: is this a reference that I don't get? 4 people have responded with exactly this!)
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Remaining Trouble Spots with Computational Thinking
(cacm.acm.org)
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9y ago
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10y ago
I am reminded of this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xSRaDHXydzU
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10y ago
I have a small circle of artist friends, and we were discussing this at a Brooklyn rooftop over beer (of course.) They were a group of illustrators who work in publishing, and talking about the frustrations of getting feedback from authors
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10y ago
It turns out that many editors who work at major publishers also freelance edit on the side. (Source: I have many friends who work at Penguin in NYC.) If you want, I can ask some of them if they know any leads who might be interested.
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10y ago
Hello! I (as a non-politically-connected technologist) have been bouncing around ideas for how to become more active. Would you be amenable to my sending a note asking for advice?
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10y ago
For more details, here is a link to the original report written by the CFPB: https://s3.amazonaws.com/files.consumerfinance.gov/f/documen...
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10y ago
I do not think you read the article. The article is specifically cites two reasons for debt woes: older people becoming co-signers of their kids' or grandkids' loans, and being unable to pay off student debt that they themselves t
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10y ago
Unrelated: the time frame to comment on this rule for residents has expired. Were it that I was aware of this earlier! How can I not miss these things in the future?
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10y ago
So I do shipping and logistics for a living. It is true - FedEx doesn't deliver on Monday. When we asked why, their sales guy responded - very coolly - "we don't deliver on Monday because the package would have already been d
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10y ago
Rent the Runway New York City, NY, Full Time, ONSITE We are looking for engineers with experience in either front-end or back-end technologies. With respect to our stack, we are using Ruby and React on the front end, and Java (Dropwizard),
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10y ago
I like this question. I'm going to be somewhat prescriptive here, and make some assumptions about what management means by "toxic". Is the first time you're getting this feedback is at the performance review? If so, then
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11y ago
The author also measures .net core, which has the best performance of them all. I believe that is also running non native. Moreover, the core assumption that native == faster is not true. One advantage of the jvm is that as a program runs,
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11y ago
More anecdata: this happens to me continually. I have successfully reported at least half a dozen drivers in as many months for refusing to go to bushwick.
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11y ago
In five years, we will have a successful startup called Combinator'd: The Leading Startup Incubators Should Be Applying to Fund You! 10 Minutes Could Get You 10 Term Sheets.
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Re: Our Relationship. Using stats to quantify the most qualitative emotion: love
(theatlantic.com)
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12y ago
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Sharing Our Engineering Ladder
(dresscode.renttherunway.com)
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12y ago
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The Girls on Shit Duty
(penguinrandomhouse.ca)
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12y ago
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12y ago
I think there are many sectors where just one or two companies really dominate the industry. PayPal seems like one, especially for international payments. iPhones and Androids. Windows. Cargill for food. Granted, I am having trouble coming
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12y ago
I would characterize Warby Parker's relationship to Luxottica a bit differently. You have correctly identified Luxottica's value proposition: "You don't know how to get into eyewear, but we are experts on it. Partner wit
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12y ago
I spent a few years in the eyewear industry. Offhand, it seems like this stuff isn't that difficult to make. After all, it's just frames made out of plastic, right? But it is at this point we get a glimpse into what it takes to ma
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12y ago
The purpose of the ratings, I presume, is to show someone's relative strengths and weaknesses, rather than an absolute scale. "Relative to backend development, I have strong proficiency in frontend skills." It is isomorphic t
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12y ago
This is really cool. There is a community around DIY electronics. It is easy to buy prototyping boards, chips, 3D print, laser cut, and fab PCBs. And presumably, large companies have a pipeline for manufacturing goods. But for someone who w
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If correlation doesn’t imply causation, then what does?
(michaelnielsen.org)
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12y ago
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12y ago
I started out my career at Fidelity Investments too! And after a couple of years, moved into the startup space. I agree with many points here - you learn infinitely more quickly, you work infinitely harder, and this has given me business an
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12y ago
What would it sound like if the remedies to this took the form of "perhaps I could..." rather than "X person should..."? What's the real problem we're trying to solve? Getting PRs merged or automating our build
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12y ago
We have no idea why the people at github did not merge this PR. Maybe several people on the team left the company. Maybe they were pulled into a project which will have higher revenue. Maybe so few people have this problem that this improve
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12y ago
Also, in your requirements.txt, you can have a line of the form: git+git://github.com/classicspecs/ClassicUPS.git which will do exactly what it looks like it should! More documentation here for installing from tags, etc:
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12y ago
Something about this post does not sit well with me, though I have many colleagues who have expressed a similar sentiment. Overall, the OP seems to be suggesting that, merely by posting code on github , we have now been conferred with the
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