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by readme 11y ago
I'm in the Army. What do you think about people who don't qualify to join the military? What should they do? The military is a life saver for a lot of people, but not everyone can do it.
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by readme 11y ago
I could see this concept making it into taxis. I don't see it ever making it into personal vehicles.
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by readme 11y ago
There are a lot of sites out there that offer programming challenges you can try, but actually developing software and programming are two different things. If you can do all of what you said, then it doesn't matter how well you can so
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by readme 11y ago
I saw someone die by choking when I used to work in a restaurant. This device would have been helpful. It also would've been helpful if anyone did anything right in an emergency. There were 3 hostesses standing next to the phone. I was
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by readme 11y ago
What does your comment have to do with the article?
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by readme 11y ago
Never said it was common, I'm just saying I don't think it's worth the privacy to expose yourself to that amount of risk. Also the gov is gonna know you bought the truck when you register it, anyway.
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by readme 11y ago
Weighing that against the risk of being mugged and having all the money suddenly disappear? I understand the 1000. That's an acceptable risk. I've paid for college like that before. But 15k for a used truck, all cash? No thanks. I
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by readme 11y ago
You know what man, you're absolutely right. But most people here are going to disagree with you, downvote you, and your brand new account is only going to be visible when I click "showdead" because apparently HN can't ha
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by readme 11y ago
Who's us? I didn't know you represented me. I actually had never heard of this and think it's pretty cool.
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by readme 11y ago
>To given an example it can easily take me a whole day to set up something as simple as an authentication system for a web application If you are writing your own, it should take more than a day. You can't just slap it together and
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by readme 11y ago
the guitar tuner is integrated into bing itself.
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by readme 11y ago
And then microsoft's feelings were hurt so badly that one day they decided to write powershell.
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by readme 11y ago
Yeah, hassan II mosque is awesome. If you go to Fez they mostly make all the stuff they sell by hand. There are the vendors here and there that import their stuff from china, but the ones that do make it by hand advertise as such, and they
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by readme 11y ago
I visited Morocco this year and I've seen how this is made. A guy literally sits there with a hammer and chisel and shapes each individual piece by hand. What's more amazing is that the people who do this are so skilled they prett
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by readme 11y ago
Yep, same result here on 10.10.4 heh.
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by readme 11y ago
I would hazard to guess that OP did enter his gmail info and just forgot about it. I have a macbook air and an iphone. My macbook air has never received credentials from the iphone for my gmail...
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by readme 11y ago
These icons are so nice they make me want to write a bunch of apps just for the sake of using the particular icons... Ooh weather icons. I think another weather app is needed....
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by readme 11y ago
When a pilot and his crew hit a target, it means the person ordering that attack thought it was worthwhile enough to risk the lives of his men. If a target isn't important enough to risk the lives of our own military, is it really just
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by readme 11y ago
It's kind of OK to use, as long as you don't call it all over the place and render your code untestable such that it can't be mocked out, but I'm not a huge fan of it. It's really a matter of opinion at that point.
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by readme 11y ago
And... you're now a conspiracy theorist. How about respecting the man's privacy instead of accusing him of being involved in a spying plot.
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by readme 11y ago
Nailed it. It's fine to use a singleton, but don't call it from within every class you use it in. Just pass a reference to the instance of the singleton. Call it once in the outermost scope.
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by readme 11y ago
That's not cynical at all, and the reason why Amazon is currently working on building DoD approved data centers (Not sure if it was in mainstream news... I saw it when I was browsing job listings)
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by readme 11y ago
Free advertising for the game studio. Good thing they let him waltz right in.
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by readme 11y ago
Your comment is literally irrelevant to OP's question.
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by readme 11y ago
You should add some blank space between the posts, it will make it easier to read. Same with titles and paragraphs.
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by readme 11y ago
Which of the private subreddits do you suggest they post it to :)?
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by readme 11y ago
Agreed. It's basically the well known "vocal minority" idea just applied to graph theory. I did not learn anything new from reading it.
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by readme 11y ago
Paper is even older and people still use that. The problem is...?
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by readme 11y ago
I don't actually think there is anything wrong with being a generalist. If you're starting your own company or you're going to be the CTO or first technical hire of a startup, general knowledge is the best kind. You can alway
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by readme 11y ago
Which makes it the same as... every app, ever.

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