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9y ago
If it's ads for things you dont want, the ads are worthless.
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9y ago
I think you are downvoted because he asked a question and you didn't attempt to answer it. You're not wrong, just off topic for what was expected.
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A lot of people who say this still bring in the smart TV. Or the comcast remote with a Mic. Or an IP camera. Or a cellphone. What's so different about this?
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I think that's intentional. It's more like something my grandma would own. And it looks less likely that they would be spying and recording everything I'm doing. I guess it makes people feel safer since it looks "dum
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9y ago
Performance can be measured. And what better way than at scale. Facebook wrote an article a while back about how all new code is written in python3, and they are seeing huge performance wins because of it. https://code.facebook
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9y ago
Hack has awaitables. I would highly recommend using hack over php (as it's mostly backward compatible anyway). https://docs.hhvm.com/hack/async/awaitables
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10y ago
It isn't!? Next you're going to tell me that Atlassian didn't invent the term Spooning
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My mom worked with homeless people for several years in Utah. Some are chronically homeless, some drug addicted, some lost a job or can't afford a home, and some are just plain lazy. To get out of homelessness you need 1) a place to
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10y ago
They used to, but i think they are off it now.
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Check out scrapy, written in python. It also uses asynchronous io. Also, asyncio in python3 should make writing an async crawler a lot easier nowdays.
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10y ago
I think Carmacks programming principle would be "be a genius"
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Fellow BTSync (now Resilio Sync) user. Lately, even its mobile clients feel superior to Dropbox. I have a "master" computer that has everything synced to it, then use backblaze to back up everything offsite (it stores historical
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> 2) He financed the founding of University of Chicago one of the most respected universities worldwide. Not to mention that when he founded it, he didn't actually believe in modern medicine . His father was essentially a snakeoil
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I also read the book, and think everyone should -- it seems like everyone has a different takeaway from the book, it really is a fascinating read. * As others have said, Rockefeller was very frugal. His son, John Jr., wore his sisters dres
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10y ago
I love this comment, thanks for sharing it. And next time, you'll be the "more skilled person".
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"to clean the water, we poison the water!" All jokes aside, this actually sounds really cool.
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There's no Under Construction gif, definitely not a reflection of the times. http://www.netanimations.net/fire-under-construction-animati...
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looks like you need to make your engines discoverable/sitemapped though, it doesn't seem they are indexed in google
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> Yes, she had only been there a year or so Uh, it's been 4 years... I know, time flies.
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* Don't strive to be a senior engineer. Strive to solve peoples problems through technology * Always be solving problems * Make mistakes, and learn from them * Just because something didn't work 5 years ago doesnt mean it wont tod
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Southerns have an accent. New Jerseyans have an accent. British have an accent. Can't computers have an accent, too?
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10y ago
Looks like https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12967274 beat you
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I've been wanting to migrate pyportify from angular to react. It would be a great project for learning react, if someone wants to do it. https://github.com/rckclmbr/pyportify
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Have you tried BigScreen? It's pretty killer for co-working. Literally the only thing keeping it from being AMAZING is a higher res screen
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Yea, I lock my bike inside the office (where I charge it as well). I also keep it in the garage. Additionally, I have a GPS on it, so if it does get stolen, it's a lot easier to locate
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> What's the draw of an ebike vs. a low-end motorcycle Main draw is that e-bikes are usable on bike paths and through parks. You feel like a kid again by taking "shortcuts".
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I'm surprised nobody has mentioned e-bikes. As far as I can tell, that is the answer to the bay area traffic. Since I bought one roughly 5 months ago, I've commuted almost 3000 miles. My commute is the same every day, and it
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I work in developing markets, and am really excited for AMP. The web on 2g networks is a horrible experience -- imagine browsing the web today at netscape-era speeds. My only big gripe with AMP is it's only built for publishing. It&#x
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It took me 8 years of industry programming (after college) to get a job at a top tech company. But I'm here, and I feel like my skills are a lot better than they were. Don't get down on yourself by getting rejected, and don'
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This reminds me of some documentary I watched about the Klondike Gold Rush. Someone (who obviously didn't make money at it) was interviewed by a reporter, and he said he would do it again any time just to be a part of the excitement an
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