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by mox1 9y ago
As a small time hobby investor, I basically gave up finding a stock screener that was affordable. This looks great, I'd definitely pay a few dollars a month for something like this.
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by mox1 9y ago
For me, it was using version control on my code. I was up late finishing a large programming assignment for class, when inexplicably at 3 am, my code stopped compiling with a super generic error message. Turns out I had somehow added a rand
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by mox1 9y ago
You most certainly can if you are looking at them from a pure investment prospective.
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by mox1 9y ago
Did you read the blog post? His main concern is suddenly updating ~25% of all websites to "include" the React license. Imagine Microsoft running a small WordPress site off in the distance somewhere that takes the Wordpress + React
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by mox1 9y ago
In the article, they kind of gloss over it. Basically it would appear Motel 6 sends list, ICE checks that against active warrants and shows up if people with warrants are found. The people arrested in the article had previous warrants out f
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by mox1 9y ago
Additionally, Dubai (#29) is above New York (42). As a woman, that does not compute.
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by mox1 9y ago
Well when you give out salary or bonuses (or even a dividend) taxes are paid twice (once by company, once by employee/investor). By playing stock tricks (buying back shares, non voting shares) the company never pays taxes, just the em
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by mox1 9y ago
I guess I don't have a formal proof for you, but in general the more characters/words a response contains the more significant, relevant, important, consequential, telling or material it is. Of course you can find counter examples
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by mox1 9y ago
So for your JS example, why would you attempt to reach them on Twitter when something like Github would be so much better? Create an issue on Github, point to the exact line of code that is a problem and wait for a response? How do you ask
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by mox1 9y ago
I mean interact is a strong term here. You send 0-140 characters towards them and they get to send 0-140 back. Yes I'm sure sometimes meaningful conversations happen, but I doubt that is the norm. I get to interact with a rock star if
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by mox1 9y ago
I've tagged along with friends to various high-intensity workout "classes." (spin, treadmill, crossfit, etc). I never saw / heard form discussed at all. While they don't military-style push you, it's definitel
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by mox1 9y ago
Agreed, for most people this is by far the single largest monetary transaction they will make (aside from another home purchase) in their entire life. Some form of "assistance" during the process is necessary. I'm a big DIYer
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by mox1 9y ago
Reading the article, this seems geared towards commercial customers. Their pricing model is based on yearly contracts... As someone who has used the Bagster myself, I found it very convenient and easy to use. Purchase the bag, go online to
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by mox1 10y ago
+1 Vote for them to revert it here: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=663971
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by mox1 10y ago
Yes, you probably could. Local person votes twice, 5 people commit fraud type stuff is incredibly hard to prevent and probably happens every election. As long as it requires X people to move X votes fraudulently, I would say we are going to
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by mox1 10y ago
The main problem is that generic parallelism is hard, and doesn't give you a straight X multiple speed up[1]. 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parallel_computing#Amdahl.27s_...
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by mox1 10y ago
Yes they did. They choose to scale out Mecurial to solve their problem. Wonder if they still use Mercurial? https://code.facebook.com/posts/218678814984400/scaling-merc...
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by mox1 10y ago
Agree 100%, I turn on CNN every Saturday morning at 8-10AM and its the same thing over and over again. A little bit of reporting (usually on the same topic now adays) and then a bunch of experts giving crappy opinions masked as news coverag
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by mox1 10y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reductio_ad_absurdum
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by mox1 10y ago
I would be willing to be those people still knew how to do the job, just without Excel. They fundamentally understand the reason for "analyzing" things and the output generated by that. It's when you put a recent MBA grad wit
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by mox1 10y ago
Well if the employees manufacturing the guns take payments from criminals to alter the guns in some way to help them do bad things AND the gun company knows it, but ignores it then yes they should.
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by mox1 10y ago
Considering this is recording (or at lest intercepting and processing in some form) audio in a place where most people have an expectation of privacy, I assume you have to inform the renter that this is on and monitoring....
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by mox1 10y ago
Just so everyone else understands how our justice system works (at the Federal level anyway). The FBI does not just "decide" to arrest someone. An agent can start an investigation and want to arrest someone. But if a federal distr
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by mox1 10y ago
(Author Here) I haven't use Flask a whole lot lately, but I believe Flask is somewhat similar. The biggest difference is probably Flask embeds the jinja2 html tempting system by default. While you can use jinja2 with web.py, all of the
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Why I am still using web.py in 2016 – and you should be too(blog.taveo.net)
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by mox1 10y ago
Sure , 2 main differences. 1. Bit.ly (and goo.gl) make their statistics public by default. Some people want private statistics. Our stats are always private. 2. We allow you to use your domain with our platform. You don't need an exclu
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by mox1 10y ago
I'm the solo founder of http://taveo.net/ (Click Tracking and URL management / analytics). Been running it for the past 2 years now. Recently got more serious about the marketing side of things and it's show
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by mox1 10y ago
Hmm, to make a very long story short the guy DoS'ed a hospital.
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by mox1 10y ago
I added a USB <-> ethernet adapter. I didn't love the idea , but I researched a bit and bought a FreeBSD supported one (Linksys). Have had 0 problems with it so far.
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by mox1 10y ago
Looks like it was a Gigabyte GB-BXBT-2807[1] I added a 32gb ssd drive and a USB Ethernet dongle as well (for 2nd interface). The box has wifi, but no driver support from FreeBSD. My WIFI is supplied via a UniFI AC LITE. 1. http:/&#x2F

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