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You could say that, but you'd be ignoring the fact that the Yemeni civil war is a proxy war between Iran and Saudi Arabia, and that the U.S. is the one backing, funding, and selling arms to Saudi Arabia to use in the war. It is also pr
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One idea, crowd-fund your research using: Experiment https://experiment.com Then publish with PLoS
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It'd be great to read the arguments against making them public. There's good reasons why we should make them public available here: http://www.nytimes.com/2010/02/14/business/yourtaxes/
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We use Snowflake. It's been great. We use Fivetran for loading into it. For reporting, we use Looker. We used to use Vertica + Tungsten. It was a brittle combo and also not well supported by HP.
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Kiva | San Francisco, CA | Full-time | Onsite | DevOps and Security Engineer | http://kiva.org/careers We're hiring someone who wants to make the world a better place with us through working on the systems that serve
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That's not how it works with New Story as they are not putting their own operating funds towards funding houses. It'd be odd and a question in the auditing process if a non-profit operated the way you described.
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I think there is more information that is let on here. I've talked with some folks at prominent bootcamps who are likely to be shutting their doors or hard pivoting soon if their revenue situation doesn't drastically improve.
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9y ago
In case you hadn't, please make sure to read foo101's comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15188746 Also, good on you for being able to receive criticism, that's a big step in the right direction. In
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I think you are being unfairly downvoted for your opinion. I upvoted you though I disagree. I'd like to know, how do you feel about the legality of cigarettes and alcohol. Presumably, you don't want your kids smoking cigarettes. W
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Plug for David Marquet's book "Turn the Ship Around" about his time improving training / operations on a submarine he commanded. Every one had to announce their intention to do an action before actually doing it, this ga
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Kudos to Brad. He did some machine learning work for us as well! Hope we keep seeing advances in this field.
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We have a quiet room with a hammock. I've napped on it many a time.
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Well, depends on what you do. Sure, it can be nice to be offline for some coding, but most work these days, even predominantly coding work, is a team affair and requires communication to work well. Further, being able to get quick access to
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How's the internet there? I'd imagine that would be a significant barrier to productivity.
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I don't know, I mean surely there are some network effects of the more users that are using heroin the more that safe practices are developed, shared, and (socially) enforced. It'd be interesting to see if anyone has studied that.
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They seemed to be suffering some external attacks / DDoS but I never saw a post-mortem from them on it, hopefully one is forthcoming (or maybe is out but I missed it)
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>how to actually unite and pacify the various ethnic/religious communities and prevent them from fighting each other That is exactly what dictators do! Not perfectly, but a lot better than what has happened in the countries you'
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Thanks Jeremy and Rachel for always sharing with the community!
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I think that's a fair point, but would argue that it's likely not true for a sizable amount of the population (e.g. my childhood fears have mostly left me). But further, there are lots of services which actually sell getting past
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>Joy is much harder to manufacture than dread Is it though? And is it just harder in our current configuration or absolutely harder no matter how resources are allocated? I'd argue that Joy is easier/cheaper to produce, we just
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Best thing you can do is make sure the developer track is separate from the management track. Then, it just depends on the size of the company. If you have a small team, then something like: Junior -> Senior -> Principal -> Disting
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Not disagreeing, but just to test this a bit. I'm in San Francisco. What's the safest and easiest way for me to go acquire Bitcoin or Ethereum right now? Note, I don't have a credit card.
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Sort of. I sought a conservation easement but it wouldn't actually provide much. Out of about 150 acres, of which probably about 30-40 is lightly forested with Oaks/Pines, the tax break would only be a few thousand dollars and onl
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They cite the U.S. as having 60% of purchases under $10 to be in cash. However, that should likely take in the context that many (most?) shops won't allow purchases using debit/credit cards when the purchase is < a certain mini
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Did you have a way to release excess air from the hydraulic ram? I set one up with similar dimensions to what you described but it would always quit after about 15-30 minutes, presumably due to air in the line. If I evacuated the line and g
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Hmm, maybe. How many people take the bar exam from non-accredited institutions? My understanding it was a much lower percentage, and if that's the case then it wouldn't weigh very much on the overall passage rate.
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We (Kiva) are hiring SRE / DevOps or Security folks in San Francisco https://www.kiva.org/careers Would love to have some SoundCloud people join us :)
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Kiva | San Francisco, CA | Full-time | Onsite | DevOps / SRE | http://kiva.org/careers We're hiring someone who wants to make the world a better place with us through working on the systems that serve https:/
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Love reading all the "Code Like a Girl" stories. Start my morning off with them every workday morning :) Thank you for sharing and creating!
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> I only use Uber as a last resort now. I really don't get this. You are livid with the company and yet you will still continue to pay them. Why would they do anything different then? Why are there situations where you absolutely ha
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