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rdouble
13y ago
I'm not a fan of SF's bizarre city politics and NIMBYism, but... where can more housing be built? Much of the western half of the city is single family homes. As are neighborhoods like Glen Park, Bernal Heights, Potrero Hill, etc.
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In the first dot com boom DIE YUPPIE SCUM was stencil painted on all the sidewalks in SoMa and the Mission, so nothing new... http://www.salon.com/1999/10/29/yuppies/
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13y ago
It's a cool app because I have a goofy friend whose daily banter rivals Karl Pilkington. "I wish someone was recording this" is said daily regarding his routine. That said, I personally would hate this app being used on mysel
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13y ago
That tweet is by the Ecuadorian minister who granted asylum to Julian Assange.
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13y ago
Hmm? I am not a hacker. I design t-shirts.
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13y ago
If you work in infosec or even just maintain a popular website, 100% of your security problems come from either Russia or China.
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rdouble
13y ago
GPA is unimportant to graduate work if you have good research recommendations and skills that the grad department you are applying to needs.
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13y ago
There aren't any direct flights from Moscow to Venezuela, either. He either has to stop somewhere in Europe or Miami.
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13y ago
Rural communities aren't great places to hide because everyone is nosey and tend to be suspicious about recent arrivals. Huge cities are easier to disappear into anonymity. That said, Moscow and Caracas aren't exactly rural hamlet
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13y ago
It's more like they kicked him out and wrote a snotty press release about it to save face.
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13y ago
Or maybe the USG doesn't really think he's all that important.
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13y ago
You're right, of course. It's only $450 to go direct from Hong Kong to Moscow on Aeroflot. Perhaps I should reconsider my summer vacation plans. It costs more to visit my parents in Minnesota. Ugh.
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13y ago
I wonder who is funding all of this travel.
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13y ago
Implementing a linked list is a good test if the job is programming in C. If you can't do it there's a good chance you aren't really a C programmer. It's a weird question if the job doesn't require programming in C.
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13y ago
It's called Shannon's Law.
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13y ago
and not sneaking around He's vanished away to Hong Kong...probably? Nobody knows where he is.
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13y ago
Like where Ruby Ridge happened?
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13y ago
He also could have leaked the info anonymously.
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rdouble
13y ago
I can't figure out how Borowitz got hired by the New Yorker. His satire is so consistently ham fisted and painful.
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13y ago
Yes, I'm pretty familiar with this topic. I'm not trolling, I just don't know what else was supposed to be done. It was a big complicated affair. My mistake here was contributing to the political noise that is taking over HN.
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13y ago
In LA people drive like that all the time. I am not sure why that part of the story is suspicious.
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13y ago
I'm not sure I believe that he's spent much time with iOS 7. There are some awesome changes under the hood but the overall experience needs a lot of work. Many of the built in apps that were changed seem like Apple spent about a h
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13y ago
Except isn't that exactly the rule of law? Making up laws after the fact and then convicting people of them is the opposite of the rule of law.
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13y ago
The incorrect assumption is that I don't think you'll necessarily make more money by being a data science consultant rather than a django/flask developer. I don't know where you live but where I live you can make 60-70 U
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13y ago
In my experience, even though data science is touted as a hot field, the reality is that it's kind of boring and doesn't pay more than other types of programming. It's hard to give specific advice because I think you're
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13y ago
Your summary is 20 words longer than the article.
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With your current skills you'd get likely get stuck in a "data engineer" role which honestly kind of sucks. IMO you are better off buckling down to learn statistics and then some front end analysis tools like R and Tableau. U
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13y ago
The conspiracy nuts are worse.
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13y ago
FCP users will be into it. Very small niche but I used to work in media and event installations, and this will be great for that. Especially the tri 4k display output.
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Actually, I didn't have to buy a ticket to leave immediately, I just had to prove I had a return ticket. I just bought the cheapest one close to the date when my tourist visa would expire. I think it was around $600. There is no train
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