nahname

21 ms·

121.
by nahname 13y ago
Another way to think about chance of getting caught. How many undergrads have you observed reporting their peers for cheating? How many do you think would do that in India.
122.
by nahname 13y ago
This is one of those impacts of immigration that would be interesting to discuss. Given a society is defined by it's people. The introduction of a sub set that has a lower corruption tolerance, this must lower the overall tolerance. &q
123.
by nahname 13y ago
>Gain(cheating) * P(not getting caught) > Cost(cheating) * (1 - P(not getting caught)) Western society has a much higher chance of getting caught and a much higher cost when caught because it views that behaviour as abnormal. India ha
124.
by nahname 13y ago
>And even if it WAS irrelevant and only important to a very small number of people, that doesn't mean it can be ignored. I don't follow. That sounds like the exact criteria for something to be ignored.
125.
by nahname 13y ago
Where is php? I suspect nodejs and php would be inversely related to one another.
126.
by nahname 13y ago
How big is your team?
127.
by nahname 13y ago
Lots of apps die in the wake of the new.
128.
by nahname 13y ago
How many teachers are male vs female? I feel like this is simply a statistic resulting from what each sex does more of professionally. It would be like saying, "on average an educated man will write at least 8 applications during his l
129.
by nahname 13y ago
Reading this, I was left with the impression that iOS apps took off by offering high quality at low cost. However, the cost differential was wrong and eventually the developers figured it was a scam and changed up. Some provided lame platfo
130.
by nahname 13y ago
>Have you ever noticed that the people complaining about apps that cost $3.99 are the same people dropping five bucks on a cup of fancy coffee Every single time there is a post like this we beat the same dead horse.
131.
by nahname 13y ago
Or we just discovered how useless the marketing metrics for a large number of companies can be. Probably a couple product ideas in this problem...
132.
by nahname 13y ago
Not a php dev. You get asset compression and scss compilation natively from php? That would be pretty amazing!
133.
by nahname 13y ago
Looks like. https://github.com/rogerdudler/git-guide/
134.
by nahname 13y ago
>The thing is — you can’t counter. It’s too late by that point. Unless the employee is leaving for money. Junior employees HAVE to jump jobs 2-3 times to get to their market rate.
135.
by nahname 13y ago
The second answer is pretty good. Benefits: -Works offline -Branches/Merging -Fork another's work -Collaboration -Light weight and fast -Flexible -Tooling (github) Drawbacks of Git: -Hard to learn if you know a centralized SCM.
136.
by nahname 13y ago
>As designers, we are held responsible for the overall quality of the experience. Yet we’re at the mercy of our teams Part of me empathizes and sees the similarity. Another part of me wants to point out that there is nothing stopping the
137.
by nahname 13y ago
The original list pertained to picking for a company, rather than the unsurprising discovery that a paid IDE is better than free alternatives. For example, how would you compare SQL Server install to Postgres? Did your team have an easy tim
138.
by nahname 13y ago
>Active Directory, SQL Server, Azure, C# and Visual Studio are all amazing What else have you tried? IMO, it is very hard to find anyone that worked on the MS stack, moved to something else and wants to go back to Microsoft.
139.
by nahname 13y ago
Looks like there are hardly any automated tests for this project?
140.
by nahname 13y ago
I agree, let me give you 0.0000005 BTC. Or I could give you 100 DOGE.
141.
by nahname 13y ago
Looks like you get slightly less than 1/3 of a m3.2xlarge instance. Those have a base price of 90 cents an hour. Quite the tax to use heroku.
142.
by nahname 13y ago
>Everyone I know has repeatedly lost loads of money in the stock market, but not one person I know has lost money buying real estate in large urban centres in Canada. Canadians are very optimistic on owning houses. Too bad the market nee
143.
by nahname 13y ago
>they can't rely on physical dominance to counteract the dangers that come with a large group of uninhibited men. I cannot think of a single occurrence of physical violence or rape that occurred at a technical conference. Your proje
144.
by nahname 13y ago
>every one of the "racial differences" (especially the mental ones) that have been claimed have turned out to be baseless and untrue. You should re-phrase that to point at racist claims. There are quite a few differences betwee
145.
by nahname 13y ago
The numbers are very inflated against buying. 10% closing cost, 1.35% property taxes, utilities only if you buy, another 1.35% annually on maintenance/renos/insurance. Who is paying 2.6% of their property value each year on those
146.
by nahname 13y ago
In a Saas, you are basically doing custom application development for your first few customers. If your customers won't pay $100 a month for that, I would be concerned about business validation.
147.
by nahname 13y ago
Sounds like it would cause salaries for talented individuals to rise. You make a good argument in favor of transparent salaries.
148.
by nahname 13y ago
>It helps low-wage workers to raise their family above the poverty line. Wouldn't someone earning minimum wage define the poverty line?
149.
by nahname 13y ago
May I ask your age?
150.
by nahname 13y ago
Passionate people enjoy what they do and are better at it than non-passionate people. Seems obvious.

More ›