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nchuhoai
13y ago
Great post. I wonder whether the admin interfaces for translating, inline translating in particular, are custom made or at least based on some open source libraries?
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Jumping Back Into College
(nambrot.com)
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Finding your passion is supposed to be easy
(nambrot.com)
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13y ago
Because there seem to be some people that have seen similar projects: Is there like a website for such cool conversions of vehicles and other places into living spaces?
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13y ago
Commentors point out that Elon is not really backtracking, though I would still be curious what he means by shooting himself in the foot. The article says he regrets mentioning the Hyperloop. So despite his intentions to open up his designs
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13y ago
I loved what you were showing a while ago a lot, but I have my issues with the current iteration: I envisioned it as a way to integrate it into my current workflow, instead of it being a completely seperate and independent webpublishing pla
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Apple buys HopStop.com for $1B
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13y ago
> Also there's definite risk on one side here, otherwise it's an opportunity for no one. If you have $50K of your own, why start a company in Canada rather than SV? Well, because you can't. You can't just simply walk
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13y ago
The question OP would also have is whether you can do the whole backup-RAW-and-delete-locally thing instead of "simple" RAW sync-backup
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13y ago
I'm not disagreeing with you that at the margins, a liberal arts degree or the pursuit of knowledge at a college might not be "worth it". I just think, liberal arts people get a lot of shit for even wanting to do so. Ultimately, it's about
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13y ago
I have always been a proponent of a more vocationally-oriented system like we have in Germany, it was outragous for me to see how much money people spend on "monterily worthless" degrees. Yet, I point out America's college system as the sin
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13y ago
I might be misinformed, but wasn't the purpose of stuffing version/format into the URL so that it is easier to develop with? I.e. setting only one URL to make a request is easier than having to set an URL + Accept Version Header + Accept Fo
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13y ago
I am building a trust platform for p2p marketplaces ( https://www.credport.org ) and while there have been many great points mentioned in this thread, I'd like to chime in as well. In general, most of the critics seem to say one of the two:
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13y ago
I can greatly recommend this gem for Rails: https://github.com/applicake/doorkeeper
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nchuhoai
13y ago
Im in no position to recommend anything, but the 4 Hour Work Week has opened my eyes, maybe it can do something for you too
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nchuhoai
13y ago
Just out of curiosity, how happy are you with your career? Why don't you just start doing some other stuff as you expressed?
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13y ago
What is the most important thing and what the article pointed out greatly is the need for the green card, without it, your life becomes incredibly dependent on your employer (unless you remain flexible). I'm going to college in the US, but
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13y ago
The interesting part for me was the "I am accustomed to the six-digit lifestyle". For this and other reasons, I consciously try to keep an asset-light/expenditure-light lifestyle (which is easy to do at college-age). It's not that I like to
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13y ago
I'd be interested as well. Let me know when you found it (or the closest approximation)
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13y ago
I just wanted to join the choir. I think its pretty clear that photo management has not been solved yet, which is quite surprising given the cultural importance of memories via photos/videos. I actually think the same discussion arised 265
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13y ago
Do you guys have export options? Like what happens if you guys go out of business?
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I intend of doing that, but at least at the start, I'd like to have some reliable (albeit small) revenue stream
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13y ago
Does anyone know how I can get into this business? I'm a full-stack developer and love to build MVPs, but I don't really know where to start finding new clients? Is it really only elance and odesk?
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I mean i agree that there are many factors at work, but im not sure whether i could comfortably say for example that "what university you attend" is a worse factor (correlation wise) than work ethic/determination. Though I guess that is par
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Nö One says anything about it being necessary, but if you think that going to one of the "elite" universities doesn't help you tremendously with your chances of being higher up on your career ladder, then this is really not worth discussing
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Most people dont have Fortune 500 CEO as their goal either ...
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Asians are fairly poorly represented compared to their raw "paper intellegence" in the business, cultural and politics of the United States. The following statements will include many generalizations, but I don't think it's a stretch to say
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Let's go the extreme upper end: POTUS. Out of the last 10 presidents, 6 have attended Ivy League Schools (or 4 of the last 4 if you will). Sounds like pretty good odds to me. I agree that where you went to school shouldn't matter for your c
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13y ago
I have never backed a project as a poor college student, but I would back Jericho in an instant
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14y ago
this kind of information should be available all around the world. Love that the tube has an API for that
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