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Scientists supersize quantum mechanics: Largest ever object put in quantum state
(nature.com)
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new_guy
7y ago
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7y ago
Privacy at the language level. There's a lot of inroads been made[0] but still a long way to go before it's just ubiquitous. [0] https://twitter.com/jeanqasaur
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7y ago
It was the 'Calvin Klein' of the day, really that simple, just a label on imported clothes.
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new_guy
7y ago
The obvious answer would be caching, if your balance is accessible by (anyone) pressing the back button on your browser it wouldn't be good. Still no excuse for the overall bad design though.
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7y ago
> Honestly, as a noob, this is one of the biggest reasons I have such a hard time deciding to learn regex. Clear your afternoon, and just learn it. Seriously, it takes a couple of hours at best and then - BOOM - you're done for the
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7y ago
What the above comment says. Don't micro-manage, and LISTEN. If your programmer tells you something listen to them and trust their judgement, it's why they're there. Also don't fall for any tech 'buzzwords', ju
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new_guy
7y ago
Plain English will be fine, it's literally their job to translate that into design. Also point them to similar apps that do what yours does so they can get a feel for the space.
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7y ago
Yup, and along with the recent redesign it's gone to total garbage. I think there's an opening now for someone to start a new search, just to take it back to what Google used to be.
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7y ago
Contextual search. For example if I search for a movie, then a bit later I search for a person, the SE should 'know' that the person I'm looking for is an actor in that movie and give me relevant results, not completely unrel
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7y ago
I grab them from Reddit, there's subs for everything and it's all human curated so (generally) high quality.
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7y ago
> Most of the job offers demand couple years of experience in that stacks Recruiters put that in their requirements to stop people applying they think won't be good enough. If you feel confident enough just apply regardless and fudg
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new_guy
7y ago
So you can buy books on stuff that you (presumably) already know, but not anything that would help your growth as a professional? Seems a little backwards.
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Ian's Shoelace Site
(fieggen.com)
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7y ago
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7y ago
It's not? I think you'll find 100% of web developers know about it.
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The Oldest Copy of the First Illustrated Book Has Been Discovered in Egypt
(observer.com)
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7y ago
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7y ago
A lot of the recent submissions are doubling up, looks like HN is glitching.
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new_guy
7y ago
Just get a regular 'dumb' one.
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DeepCube solver approach might go beyond cube into other research (2018)
(techxplore.com)
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7y ago
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7y ago
Why would you not even bother getting basic functionality working before showing it to everyone?
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7y ago
> > Q. We are 2 co-founders and directors of a company. There is a valuation of 8M and we finished the seed round. However we cannot agree on how to move forward. We are considering dissolving the company. My co-founder has told me th
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7y ago
You need to be active with your site, so many people think they can throw up a website/app and the community will run itself, it really doesn't. You've gotta be hands-on and engage with all the members, listen to them, especi
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7y ago
https://outline.com/c6ZVxD
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It's extremely useful to isolate people from the wider community, and if you do it properly it's not detectable. It definitely has its place, but it's just a tool and can be misused like any other tool. If you get a guy creep
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7y ago
Wouldn't that make Honda an accessory to vehicle theft? They know where it is but won't tell anyone.
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Nintendo’s mistake led to the creation of the Sony Playstation
(nationalpost.com)
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7y ago
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Just don't lick the stamp, or they'll have your DNA to identify you with.
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There's been well documented cases of people taking on the personality traits of their donors too, 'who we are' is literally in the DNA. Even something as relatively simple as a blood transfusion contaminates you and can fund
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7y ago
They've started requiring a telephone number to see nsfw images.
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7y ago
Yeah just whatever works for you personally!
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7y ago
Get some forum software (IPB is good https://invisioncommunity.com/solutions/fan-communities/ ) then get your clients on there, advertise get more people etc. Another good way to get clients is to throw up some sc
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