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by nrook 8y ago
They are also known for not paying their writers. https://nwu.org/nwu-and-nautilus-magazine-settle-60000-non-p...
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by nrook 9y ago
I dunno, this so-called expert sounds like a quack.
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by nrook 9y ago
https://www.rentcafe.com/blog/rental-market/apartment-rent-r... According to this site, rental prices in Houston were less than a third of prices in San Francisco in June 2017 ($1046 vs $3441). That sort of differ
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Silicon Zeroes: a game about CPU design(pleasingfungus.com)
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by nrook 9y ago
I think your disagreement comes from a problem of definition. This paper (linked in the mathoverflow thread) appears to demonstrate playing Tetris optimally is NP-hard, even in a turn-based environment; that's because playing Tetris op
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by nrook 9y ago
The question of compensation is relevant to the topic of a sustainable on-call rotation, described by Katherine Daniels in this article: https://increment.com/on-call/crafting-sustainable-on-call-r... Intuitively, I su
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by nrook 9y ago
I was surprised to see no discussion of an oncall bonus or compensation in the first issue of Increment. This is a practice which is uncommon but not rare in the industry; Google, for instance, offers generous compensation to developers wit
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by nrook 9y ago
Is there any way to donate to the PhantomJS project? This seems like a good time to throw some money their way, in thanks for what the maintainers (mostly Vitaly over the past few months, at least, it looks like) have done.
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by nrook 10y ago
Surely you mean "pretty good"?
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by nrook 10y ago
The Book of Job is understood by most Christians to be a literary and theological work, rather than being literally true. I highly recommend reading it to anyone who is curious about how Judaism or Christianity views the problem of evil, bu
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by nrook 10y ago
That's surprising: With that IP address, you'd expect it to be ten times as slow.
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by nrook 10y ago
Could you elaborate on why wildcard certs are a bad idea? I've heard this from several sources, but I haven't read a breakdown of why people think this. If I'm running a web application, and want to provide an interface where