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rfnslyr
13y ago
These things are true. Things do quickly get complicated when you're trying to replicate race conditions. What you described, though, is not trying to "fix a segfault" it's trying to "fix a race condition" wher
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13y ago
At which point does History become irrelevant or ill suited for discussion? Please aware us all as you seem to hold the key.
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13y ago
People who make these statements don't fully understand what they are typing. I feel like in the modern English language, you almost have to over emphasize just to get your basic point across.
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13y ago
I was hit hard in the face by a segmentation fault. It took hundreds of test cases and more than twenty hours of confusion before I found the error: I was passing a reference when I should have been passing a pointer. That code wouldn
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13y ago
I never read any startup news or any of that nonsense, I don't read 90% of HN blogs. So pointless. If your product is good, people will tell each other, and it will spread.
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13y ago
>teams that charge $20,000 per day. Holy fucking shit what? Could you expand on that? What did they do? How many team members? Man..
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13y ago
I feel the same way. I love owning my stuff. My MP3 files, my ebooks, my hardcopies, vinyls, cd's, etc. All this "in the cloud" stuff just adds an extra overhead to my already stressful life. "Will this company perish an
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13y ago
It's a straight up bad design. It's the logo of a massive company, there is no room for emotion or being "bitter". They have a lot of man power, and produced this, it's sub par. It's not pleasing to the eye, it
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13y ago
It's a bullshit article. Kid runs a little consulting agency.
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13y ago
I've been looking at Yale's courses recently as well as Khan Academy's Economics and Finance courses (Finance and Capital Markets, Microeconomics, Macroeconomics). I'm thinking of getting an iPad or some other thin light
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13y ago
Do you have a link to the archives? I can't find them. Thanks for the link.
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Ask HN: Where does one get started with investment banking?
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13y ago
I see all these posts about X has raised 40m, Y has raised 80m! Pool together money and start lobbying.
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13y ago
I thought I was going to read an article about the founder of Silk Road..
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13y ago
I meant gym 3x a week. I did do experimentation. For a few months. I started at 2000 calories for two weeks. Noticed weight loss, kept adjusting 300 per two weeks to see fluctuations. 2300 still losing, 2700 still losing, 3000 I gained a bi
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13y ago
Sprint to your maximum potential for 30 seconds, then immediately slow down to a walk, and walk for a minute. Once that minute is up, back to the sprinting for thirty seconds. Keep rotating between 30 second sprints and 1 minute walks until
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13y ago
Oh buddy yes. Try it while eating shit and not maintaining any ratios and tell me how you feel / how long you last.
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Ask HN: Idea validation for simple home security system?
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13y ago
Depends how bad, consult a doctor. Mine was kind of shitty, and it did fix it, but that's because I only progressed my lifts if I had 100% perfect form throughout all sets and reps. bodybuilding.com about diet and how to work with macr
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13y ago
30 second sprint, 1 minute walk, rotate until you can't move. Then do it again. Oh, and do it a few more times. Then do that every morning and every evening. You will shed weight like no tomorrow. Note: SPRINTING, not steady state card
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13y ago
> If you don't eat right you wont make gains. The golden rule (unless you're in highschool and rancid with hormones). It really does take dedication. I had every day, every meal planned, at what time, at what time i wake and sl
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13y ago
Whoops, my mistake, other way around. Squat clean for the c&j yes.
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13y ago
I can vouch for Starting Strength. If your body sucks, read this book. A lot of it will go over your head, and you don't need to read every single page, but once you start, really focus on nailing the three lifts. I went from 45lb on t
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He's exactly right. My dream is to run my own kick ass creative agency. I can't just walk out of my job today and begin. Have a goal in mind and treat everything as a temporary stepping stone. I don't get bogged up in corpora
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13y ago
Hahaha you think Shopify robbed you of your completely unique game changing idea?
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13y ago
I'd kill for a solid in depth write up if someone is willing to put one together. I don't know anything about this kind of stuff but it's piqued my interest lately.
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13y ago
Can you tell me your Steam username? I'd love to get a solid team of 5's in CS. I'm super serious if the other four are serious.
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Can you email me your Steam username? I'd love to get a solid team of 5's in CS. I'm super serious if the other four are serious.
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13y ago
> I spent 18 months living on a bicycle in my twenties, and I wouldn't trade that time for anything. I live in Alaska now, and loved the journey here. Please please elaborate. I'm extremely interested in hearing your experience
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13y ago
Let's name a company that loosely sounds like "orgasm", that we cannot pronounce. Genius.
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