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philipodonnell
10y ago
The X is way up in the upper right. Not a great design.
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10y ago
There is usually a separate fixed percentage of assets fee for just this reason, typically 1%.
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10y ago
This happens to me with arcane password requirements that only tell you the requirements after you reset it. try various passwords -> "Invalid password" -> send reset password email -> click email -> "passwords re
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10y ago
Are you aware of any resources/perspectives that talk more about the balance between freedom to access data and the need to control the accuracy of what is taken out?
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10y ago
No, usually there is an enterprising analyst who knows a bit of SQL and wants to write a particular report, but doesn't want to wait for an IT cycle to free up. I'm the same way so I empathize. Most of the time it's Excel, be
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10y ago
This is a great question and I hope there is more discussion around this. Our data group has similar issues with propagation of business rules to end users who want direct DW access but only know enough SQL to be dangerous.
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10y ago
Predictions are information. :-) In any case, I was just responding to the maxim of "if it works why aren't you already rich?". I have a options strategy in front of me that is definitely profitable over the last 10 years, no
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10y ago
This is a very simplistic view of the markets and there is nothing ridiculously easy about turning information into piles of cash, its not like a light bulb goes off and your bank account instantly has $1M in it. Here are some examples wher
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10y ago
While true, I don't know that is the role that Product Hunt is actually playing. The curated nature means that highly placed products were defined more by what VCs and those connected to VCs wanted to feature, which (naturally) tended
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10y ago
I can't tell if this is sarcasm, so at the risk of looking foolish, I'll just say, pressing the door close button on an elevator almost always does nothing. In most elevators it's not even connected to anything behind the pan
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10y ago
I read that it chooses the power source with the highest charge rate
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10y ago
You may find this article interesting that criticizes the abstinence-based approach of Alcoholics Anonymous. Research has shown that cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing and medication to control withdrawal symptoms is mo
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10y ago
I don't think you have to call it willful. By his own hand he wrote: > “My training was inadequate, inconsistent and sometimes in error,” Schronce wrote of his preparation for calculating the Georgia Dock.
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10y ago
This sounds like a variant of the two envelope problem: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Two_envelopes_problem So is this one of those questions that's not possible to answer you're just trying to see how they
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10y ago
Are there any numbers behind that curve? Its interesting, but has anyone tried to measure "expectations"?
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10y ago
> ... before the description of strengths, he declared with characteristic sincerity that what he was about to assert was “what I would say to my family today if they asked me about Berkshire’s future.”. The result was a flood of favora
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10y ago
In isolation, sure. In aggregate though, increasing demand raises the value of stock, which reduces borrowing costs and encourages companies to expand, which can sometimes create jobs. Not just stock: companies are constantly comparing alte
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10y ago
Important caveat as I understand it from other comments: Apache 2 is limited only to suits about derivative works under that specific license. Facebook's is much broader because you lose patent protection if you bring suit against Face
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10y ago
It does seem high, but he probably also included veterans from previous military engagements, not just Vietnam veterans.
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philipodonnell
10y ago
I agree this is a great idea. I'm sure there are other folks in my city who frequent HN but no idea how I'd find them.
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10y ago
I think he's saying that the act of detonating a bomb, or attempting to detonate one, is illegal all by itself. The fact that it was done by a phone call doesn't change anything, so, the phone call itself was not illegal. The char
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10y ago
I wouldn't think "in the market" meant only in stocks. When the stock market falls, other markets (like bond markets) tend to rise, which makes the bonds look like a poorer value and stocks look like a better value, therefore
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10y ago
From the article: >The federal government ... grants a qualified child-care program a yearly tax credit of $150,000. In addition, the government allows a company to deduct 35% of its unrecovered costs from its corporate tax bite. This ma
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11y ago
Fabric is the one I think : https://github.com/OfficeDev/Office-UI-Fabric
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11y ago
Great idea, keep working on it!
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11y ago
In case anyone else was confused, Fabric is also the name of the CSS framework from Microsoft for developing Office 365 add-ins. https://blogs.office.com/2015/08/31/introducing-office-ui-fa...
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11y ago
Honestly, having worked in corporate IT, a project big enough to last for 5-10 years has an enormous amount of inertia behind it from the tens or hundreds of people in the company who got behind it, all the "ra ra" project newslet
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11y ago
> My name is Austen from Underwater Audio. We developed a technology that makes iPods completely waterproof — it’s some pretty cool technology you (and your readers might be interested in. We’re at underwateraudio.com, and I have a [pres
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11y ago
I have noticed this language about avoiding signaling in previous YC announcements and I think its a great thing to be cognizant of. Setting aside the fact that YC itself is an enormous signal, its a sign of maturity to realize that even yo