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541.
by pcl 9y ago
Cool! Since you're using a digraph, it'd be neat to have a UI affordance to reverse the previous search.
542.
by pcl 9y ago
FYI, recent versions of iOS have a zoom / light / color-swap tool built in. You can enable it in Settings => General => Accessibility; it's called "Magnifier".
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Spinning Ice Disks on Rivers(news.nationalgeographic.com)
1 points by pcl 9y ago|0 comments
544.
by pcl 9y ago
Archived copy: http://archive.is/ma5rh
545.
by pcl 9y ago
Well, the title reads "3 Principles to Make Your Side Project Stand Out to Help You Land a Job in Tech".
546.
by pcl 9y ago
Here's a good starting point to learn more: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post-quantum_cryptography Also, there's some related discussion in the amazing cinematographic masterpiece that is Sneakers: http:&#x
547.
by pcl 9y ago
It’s harder to do in the US, but many European countries treat gains on art and real estate etc. very differently than gains on share prices.
548.
by pcl 9y ago
This brings to mind Einstein's paper on meanders in rivers, in which he builds a solution from the behavior of tea leaves swirling in a teacup. I don't think we should discard the value of the work based solely on the quotidian na
549.
by pcl 9y ago
I usually use these: https://www.amazon.com/HP-Printer-Office-Letter-172160R/dp/B...
550.
by pcl 9y ago
Do you use SaaS products at all? If so, do you audit source for them too, or just products that run on your hardware / network?
551.
by pcl 9y ago
I wouldn't say it's been the norm in my experience, but I've definitely been on the receiving end of requests for source (both when working at a large enterprise and at a startup). In my experience, this is much more common w
552.
by pcl 9y ago
Are you rolling out your product as a SaaS offering, or is this something you're planning to license to people to run on-premises? If the latter, I expect that you'll get lots of requests for source, either for inspection or for e
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As Greenland Melts, Where’s the Water Going?(nytimes.com)
2 points by pcl 9y ago|0 comments
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LaunchDarkly, #1 Feature Management Platform, Gets $21M in Series B Funding(blog.launchdarkly.com)
10 points by pcl 9y ago|0 comments
555.
by pcl 9y ago
Is that acceptable within GDPR requirements?
556.
by pcl 9y ago
I don’t think FB is listening because all the stories I’ve heard can be explained by their graph. I think it’s hard to debunk because people don’t recognize how powerful their knowledge graph is at this point, and simultaneously underestima
557.
by pcl 9y ago
I VPN back to my home network when I’m abroad so I can watch US Netflix shows.
558.
by pcl 9y ago
Non-paywalled: http://archive.is/jyavW
559.
by pcl 9y ago
It also doesn't render in desktop Safari.
560.
by pcl 9y ago
> Investors should ... set their pay I understand the gist of what you’re saying, but in the early stages, investors might provide advice about salary but certainly shouldn’t be controlling salary. That’s the company’s job. Investors g
561.
by pcl 9y ago
You can always convert the C corp to an S corp.
562.
by pcl 9y ago
This sort of thing almost always only applies to new contracts.
563.
by pcl 9y ago
I haven’t waded though the amended bill [0] yet, but I assume it requires a minimum of 5 years. Current law requires a 90-day minimum and allows for up to 10 years. So companies can (and do) extend their exercise window to well past 5 years
564.
by pcl 9y ago
It’s a follow-up to a post from the other day that was strongly against the bill. EDIT: here’s the older story: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15686442
565.
by pcl 9y ago
It means that if you have vested options to buy stock at an illiquid company (one that is still private, for example), you can quit the company and defer exercising those options for up to five years after your termination date. This is in
566.
by pcl 9y ago
Reading the summaries posted in this thread, the article describes an economic equilibrium in which a lower per-ride price structure turns into more demand. Within the tested range, the variables are in equilibrium, and higher per-ride pric
567.
by pcl 9y ago
I'm making some assumptions about the contents of the article, but there's a certain delicious irony to the fact that I can't get past the first paragraph due to the WSJ paywall.
568.
by pcl 9y ago
Per the article and my understanding from other secondary sources, the tax-at-vest clause applies to RSUs as well as NQSOs. RSUs are frequently issued by companies that do not have a liquid market. So, tax-at-vest is still problematic for t
569.
by pcl 9y ago
To the extent that this is an issue, the server could presumably sign the document uri plus some nonce and include that signature and the nonce in the report-to uri. A service like Report URI could trivially validate if the nonce approach w
570.
by pcl 9y ago
Well, sure, but fraud is a criminal charge, not a ToS violation.

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