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13y ago
Fully unnecessary comment, knowing you otherwise understand.
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13y ago
I always found HNSearch[1] to be excellent, but it's good to see a little competition. [1]: https://www.hnsearch.com/
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13y ago
Short names weren't really a mistake when K&R made them.
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13y ago
Any notable companies using RethinkDB in production?
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13y ago
If your passions don't pay well, you're probably not making something people want.
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13y ago
Or, we could automate production and distribution so everyone's happy.
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13y ago
From the article, the Eightfold Path to Monad Satori : Don't read the monad tutorials. No really, don't read the monad tutorials. Learn about Haskell types. Learn what a typeclass is. Read the Typeclassopedi
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They have computer vision! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_vision
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$10.00 / month
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Even Microsoft (presented as a possible counterexample) had a great relationship with developers in the early years that sustained its incredible growth.
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Your best bet is to find a "Gold" supplier on Alibaba.com.
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Exit offers for Shopify are powered by Sticky[1]. [1]: http://www.addsticky.com/
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He tried to time the market and sold his bitcoins at $300 on November 8. http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1q6z18/kevin_rose_f...
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Early startups such as LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter all very much relied on their employees' social and professional networks for their initial growth.
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It took me until the Double Robot to realize this was a joke.
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How Amazon Is Entirely Remaking Computers For The Cloud
(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
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It probably makes more sense to compare it to the broader M2 and M3 money supply.
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In reality, it takes more than a few seconds to charge a credit card. Behind the scenes, the process of settling a credit card transaction after committing to it can take days. This is known as clearing. Accepting a credit card after a few
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For some reason, near the beginning of 1995, broad money supply (M3) growth spiked dramatically higher and hasn't been that low since. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M3_(economics)
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Manage a team of ten engineers.
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Drake Finds His Tougher Side on ‘Nothing Was the Same’
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The Correct US Poverty Rate Is Around And About Zero
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Those pie charts are basically useless. They might be better represented as a tag cloud [1], with the most popular keywords given the most prominence. [1]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tag_cloud
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The S&P 500 index was at around 1,300 at the beginning of 2008. It's at around 1,700 today -- actually, a record high. Of course, it reached as low as 700 to 800 in March 2009.
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The future is NFC-enabled smartwatches.
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Are you familiar with ensemble methods and boosting algorithms? How does Sift Science combine multiple signals like these (which individually are pretty weak) into one fraud detection system with a high level of predictive accuracy?
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A signup conversion rate of 30+% from news articles on Mashable , Huffington Post , Yahoo! News , social sharing, and direct and search traffic is just incredible. Is that typical for this type of service?
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Ask HN: Why Should a Startup Operate as a Nonprofit?
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That $3 billion in revenue is for the April-June quarter, during which Visa processed $1.74 trillion in transactions.
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13y ago
How the hell do you build hardware remotely?
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