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10y ago
While it's a useful statistic, I don't think home prices by themselves tell the whole story. Would be great to have a median multiple as well. (median home price / median annual salary)
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10y ago
Link seems to be down?
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10y ago
So far, I can think of Germany and Mexico.
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11y ago
I'm no lawyer, but from an end user's perspective if you hotlinked an unauthorized image instead of linking to a page containing the image, then you aren't just "pointing" to the image anymore, you're practical
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11y ago
Where does it say it uses script tags for input? The quote you mention says CommonJS/AMD. CommonJS is the de-facto standard these days. Typically, people write in ES6 imports, which then gets transpiled to CommonJS anyway. It accepts A
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11y ago
If that's all you want to do (concat, minify, convert es6/sass), then by all means, I do agree make is the simpler albeit slightly less maintainable and non-cross-platform solution. I use make for my quick static sites too. But wh
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11y ago
I hope you didn't just take taxis around all day. Public transport, especially the trains in Hong Kong are day and night compared to most other countries in terms of pricing, speed and reliability. 6000USD/Month for 600sqft is rid
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11y ago
I'm a fan of Plottable, but the reusability aspect seems really interesting.
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11y ago
Just got the game :D I'm curious though, where did you find the history lessons? The campaign doesn't seem to have been implemented yet.
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McDonald's of the Future
(contemporist.com)
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11y ago
Chrome 47 OS X and it works for me
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11y ago
I really like how their instant answers are open source, and they're really nice. (e.g. npm, GitHub, regex/vim cheatsheet) I do have 2 complaints, and together, they made me switch back to Google. 1) Results aren't as relevan
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The Dark Web's illegal holiday sales are in full swing
(businessinsider.com)
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Reddit model works due to the size of Reddit's user base, and mostly on the larger subs. If you look at smaller subs, you can find examples of astroturfing and vote brigading. But in those cases, looking at the poster's history an
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11y ago
Well, it helps that Tencent simply had to observe the West then copy them for product ideas, due to China's isolated Internet. ICQ/MSN? QQ eBay? PaiPai WhatsApp? WeChat Dropbox? Weiyun PayPal? TenPay Uber? Dididache Those are just
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11y ago
Exactly what I was thinking. The whole point of using something like Stripe is to hide complexity, why should users have to roll their own fraud prevention?
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I think Evernote might be able to do the trick. You can put the notes under a notebook, and then there's an "Expanded cards view" which comes sort of close to a real calendar. Example: https://www.dropbox.com/
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11y ago
I love how they called it a "small ultraportable".
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11y ago
> While in the US, to become a CPA, you would need masters level education in most cases to even appear for the CPA exams. Source? This sounds ludicrous.
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11y ago
MBP battery issue is a bit complicated, especially when discrete graphics is present due to switching issues with their in-house solution (no Nvidia Optimus for OS X). MBAs on the hand, I've seen them go past 13 hours easily (~1 year
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11y ago
You only need to login to save progress..
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There was a post here recently trying to figure out why Europe's startup scene was falling behind the US. Kudos to companies that can survive past monstrosities like VAT and VATMOSS. Out of curiosity, how is VAT enforced for a non-EU s
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If the land tax increased, wouldn't the landlords just increase the rent? Thus making life more expensive for non-homeowners? Disregarding what the government does with the extra tax revenue. Feel free to correct me.
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11y ago
On a Macbook Air here. Presentation went smoothly but fan was on full blast, and CPU/GPU temp went above 60C. Very cool.
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11y ago
On Android, installing a random apk is as simple as 1. Allow installs from unknown sources 2. Download and install apk. Can't do that on iOS without jailbreaking.
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11y ago
If you're going to go that route, you might want to use an adblocker instead. I tried NoScript for a while, but it was impossible to use, too many sites were crippled or broken by default. I had to keep allowing scripts which defeate
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11y ago
I just googled it, actually. The top result was [Flashback]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trojan_BackDoor.Flashback ). Infected 600k at its height, but as of Jan 2014, there were only about 20k infected computers. I
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As far as I can remember, yes. I started out with AdBlock Plus, switched to AdBlock, and now I'm using uBlock. I guess that rules out browser-based exploits doesn't it? Since the browser is one of the few ways where attackers can
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On OSX. I don't use an AV. In fact, I've visited known virus sites for the heck of it or plugged in infected USBs from Windows users to help clean it/recover data. Nothing has happened to me, and it's been 2 years. P
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11y ago
Ironic that the article ended with a "recommend" heart button.
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