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by revicon 9y ago
yes, the goal behind what you are trying to accomplish makes sense. I think I'm still not understanding how you are making a cold call, over the phone, to a complete stranger, and somehow getting them to start talking about problems th
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by revicon 9y ago
If you aren't mentioning your idea or that you are working on something, what is the subject of the call? I think I'm not understanding how a cold call like this would work.
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by revicon 9y ago
Just use the magic WSJ paywall skipping bookmarklet... javascript:window.location.href='https://m.facebook.com/l.php?u='+encodeURIComponent(window.location.href);
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by revicon 9y ago
The parking spots were not "free", employees were paying for them with their time, leaving their homes extra early and risking circling the neighborhood looking for extra spots if the lot was full. That time was worth money to th
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by revicon 9y ago
I didn't see anything on the linked page that Lyft compelled employees to come into the office. Did I miss something that you read?
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by revicon 9y ago
I have a notebook called "Captain's Log" that I constantly post things into. I have my Evernote app set to default to that notebook. Everytime I hear something on the radio I want to look up, I type a few of the lyrics into
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by revicon 9y ago
Twitter link to article to bypass paywall: https://twitter.com/infosblockchain/status/88594050066600345...
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by revicon 9y ago
AWS has it's own internal one too... https://aws.amazon.com/elastictranscoder/
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by revicon 9y ago
Wow, what do you do that requires 4 flights per week?
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by revicon 9y ago
I carry my GoRuck GR2 everywhere I go, it's the most versatile backpack I've ever owned. https://www.goruck.com/gr2/
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by revicon 9y ago
This is a spam article posted by a throwaway HN account with very little content mainly focused on pushing traffic to a for-pay udemy course. Edit: looking at every article posted on HN from "pythonprogramminglanguage.com" is the
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by revicon 9y ago
Anyone have an opinion on the best option these days to do the reverse (speech to text)? Building an open source version of Alexa sounds like a fun project.
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by revicon 9y ago
I buy BBQ from Smokey J's ( https://www.smokeyjbbq.com ) in Berkeley, CA with bitcoin. They have an android tablet under the counter for taking transactions, it's great! Never bought drugs with them before, according to
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by revicon 9y ago
It's not sinister so much as that Whatsapp is sending the requests directly from the user's phone (not through a proxy, etc) which is exposing the end user's IP address and full user agent string to the website hosting the pa
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by revicon 9y ago
Correct. Because it's decentralized it's not susceptible to being taken offline by a single blocked site
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by revicon 9y ago
I wonder how easy it would be to build a distributed torrent aggregation service on top of Ethereum. Something similar to what openbazaar is doing.
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by revicon 9y ago
Dunno, this is only the eighth quarter that Amazon has turned a profit. Uber is a young company
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by revicon 9y ago
I'm probably being dense but I don't understand the claim that "Uber is imploding". From the article: "the company doubled its gross bookings to $20 billion in 2016, and its net revenue (excluding China) was $6.8 bi
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by revicon 9y ago
makes sense. After removing it... with weeks as ( select week as week from generate_series('2017-01-01'::date, now()::date, '1 week'::interval) weeks ) SELECT weeks.week, count(*) FROM weeks,
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by revicon 9y ago
Weird, the example in the post (after changing table/field names for my database) with weeks as ( select week as week from generate_series('2017-01-01'::date, now()::date, '1 week'::interval) weeks ),
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by revicon 9y ago
Thanks for letting us know Ricky, it's great to see new functionality being released so often on Twilio. Playing with functions for a bit today, it would be great to be able to add additional nodejs libraries, is that a feature coming
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by revicon 9y ago
It's definitely using AWS Lamba, I spun up a trial account and texted myself the output of JSON.stringify(process.env)... Edit: adding linebreaks... 2nd edit: Realized there were AWS access tokens in there. It's probably not a goo
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by revicon 9y ago
How does this compare to AWS Workspaces? https://aws.amazon.com/workspaces/
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by revicon 9y ago
One guess is that most truck drivers were freelance (and many still are), owning their truck and getting paid per mile. Perhaps the rest of the industry standardized around that model regardless of the relationship the truck driver has wi
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by revicon 9y ago
Borderlands has always been a great place to go and discover new sci-fi authors and books, their staff is great and it sucks that the books business is so tough these days. I joined their sponsorship program as soon as they started it, it f
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by revicon 9y ago
One of the issues Borderlands talked about when they first started the sponsorship program was that each book they sold had the price printed on the book cover (printed by the publisher), so they were unable to raise prices when wages incre
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by revicon 9y ago
It's been pretty seamless. We use it for our static website on S3 and for our elastic load balancer on elastic beanstalk. I'm guessing in a year all the other cloud providers will follow suit with similar offerings now that herok
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by revicon 9y ago
SSL certs are managed by AWS certificate manager and all VMs are deployed via elastic beanstalk or exist as Lambda functions. No SSH access is enabled across any of our infrastructure.
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by revicon 9y ago
The youtube video demonstration of video image recognition on YOLOv2's website is entertaining as well.. https://pjreddie.com/darknet/yolo/
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BerryNet – Deep Learning Gateway on Raspberry Pi(github.com)
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