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by positr0n 9y ago
If you hit the Depth Chart button on this graph [1] you can see a visual representation of all the offers to buy and sell. Where they meet in the middle is where people have successful transactions and that is the current "price"
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by positr0n 9y ago
Dallas, TX | Backend Dev, Frontend Dev, Full Stack | Full-time | Onsite | http://headstorm.com We're a fast growing, high-powered technology firm dedicated to solving the most ambitious technical problems. From strategy thr
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by positr0n 9y ago
I wonder how that TV performs for "monitor" tasks like automatic input switching. I have a Sony x720e for my macbook for work and my PC for light gaming. It has graphics and gaming modes that have low input lags, but there is a re
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by positr0n 9y ago
I'd think surface collisions would happen a lot more than underwater collisions with the same level of professionalism/carelessness due to 1. There are way more surface craft than submarines 2. For a surface crash two boats need t
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by positr0n 9y ago
I live in the same area and agree with your complaints. You may have already accounted for this in your $10k figure, but keep in mind that because property taxes are pretty much the only funding for school districts in Texas a percentage of
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by positr0n 9y ago
If Windows were free what are the odds the market would force OEMs to do that anyway to shave a percentage point off their prices/profit margins? I'm betting near 100% and only premium machines wouldn't have crapware.
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by positr0n 9y ago
I was shocked the video was 20 seconds in real time as well. I wonder if there is a "numbers every programmer should know"[0] analog for chemical biologists. [0]: https://gist.github.com/jboner/2841832
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by positr0n 9y ago
Those two patterns aren't the same. You can pass around a half constructed builder but you can't pass around a half constructed public final object like you described.
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by positr0n 9y ago
I doesn't know if :resource_id is in the map, but that's not a typo if that's the case. What OP meant is if you type :resuorce_id it won't autocomplete correctly so you're more likely to notice.
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by positr0n 9y ago
Dallas, TX | Backend Dev, Frontend Dev, Full Stack | Full-time | Onsite | http://headstorm.com We're a fast growing, high-powered technology firm dedicated to solving the most ambitious technical problems. From strategy thr
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by positr0n 9y ago
No I have never heard of a company asking for grades below college. And after a few jobs plenty of people leave their GPA off their resume completely. This is in the US. From OP's comment history they are somewhere in Europe.
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by positr0n 9y ago
Yes I've seen uuids in databases in both binary and varchar(36) forms. Interacting with them with your tools/ORM won't be as nice as the native type, but it's definitely doable and you get most of the benefits.
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by positr0n 9y ago
It does seem like they could capture the profit (and split it with consumers in the form of lower rates in a bid to get market share?) of simple dr/urgent care visits. Have a cold? Visit a CVS walk in clinic, get tested for flu/st
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by positr0n 9y ago
I took this to mean they investigation was so thorough it uncovered and documented lots of potentially embarrassing stuff, but none of that was relevant to who shot Kennedy. Not that they figured out who shot (or set up Oswald to shoot) Ken
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by positr0n 9y ago
I went to school in the 90s-aughts in a school district where the median household income was ~15% below the national average. The rationale I always heard for the 7:45am high school start time was that some teenagers needed to work after s
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by positr0n 9y ago
If they make too much profit they have to pay back the extra in the form of a rebate (according to the link I provided).
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by positr0n 9y ago
An insurance company can be more profitable if their customer base is more healthy (less payouts) then their competitors. Society wide health improvement schemes like this generally hurt insurance company's profits since their profit a
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by positr0n 9y ago
I mean, there can be a valid debate on the moral cost of torturing X people to to (potentially) save Y lives with the information extracted. But torturing someone is stupid and doesn't work, so we don't even need to have that deba
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by positr0n 9y ago
Missing link (I assume) https://www.manager-tools.com/ :)
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by positr0n 9y ago
> The point is, parents aren't protecting kids by [driving instead of busing]. Sure they are. A bus is a different environment than school. For one, the only adult is actively concentrating the opposite direction of all the kids, wh
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by positr0n 9y ago
> It wasn't a phishing site, Wired. It was a site designed to point out that their approach is susceptible to phishing. Entering data in the form gave you a scolding. I'd argue it was a phishing site. Just fortunately it was
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by positr0n 9y ago
Dallas, TX | Backend Dev, Frontend Dev, Full Stack | Full-time | Onsite | http://headstorm.com We're a fast growing, high-powered technology firm dedicated to solving the most ambitious technical problems. From strategy thr
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by positr0n 9y ago
Both referendums were widely boycotted for various reasons by no voters. The only people who voted were the small minority who wanted to become a state. edit: Thanks for the corrections. The boycott was only a factor for the June 2017 refer
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by positr0n 9y ago
Civilians have had the same access as the military since 2000. > On May 2, 2000 "Selective Availability" was discontinued as a result of the 1996 executive order, allowing users to receive a non-degraded signal globally. https
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by positr0n 9y ago
Dallas, TX | Backend Dev, Frontend Dev, Full Stack | Full-time | Onsite | http://headstorm.com We're a fast growing, high-powered technology firm dedicated to solving the most ambitious technical problems. From strategy thr
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by positr0n 9y ago
hmm, I'd rather be on that flight than staying behind in PR!
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by positr0n 9y ago
People have been doing this for a while[1], so it's not required. It will just give you more flexibility in the other specs for your box. [1]: https://lg.io/2015/07/05/revised-and-much-faster-run-your-ow.
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by positr0n 9y ago
If you have a lawn the best way is to skip the fancy products and instructions and just dump in a pile in the corner of your yard/garden. I also have a geobin[1] and I love it. It appears to last forever, looks neater and works faster
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by positr0n 9y ago
It is always interesting to me to see how they did things before computer simulation (and before giant wind tunnels with high speed cameras, in this case).
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Investigation of Stalling Characteristics of DC-3 Airplane [1938] [video](youtube.com)
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