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Letter from Pyongyang: The Risk of Nuclear War with North Korea(newyorker.com)
25 points by sbuccini 9y ago|1 comments
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by sbuccini 9y ago
I love Groupmuse! Great idea, and execution. If you're in the Bay Area I'd love to buy you a coffee/beer!
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by sbuccini 9y ago
Additional reading that provided much needed (for me, at least) scientific context around the condition: http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2017/04/03/high-tech-hope-...
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by sbuccini 9y ago
Julia Computing announced its seed round yesterday[1], hoping we can see some additional velocity here. [1] https://juliacomputing.com/press/2017/06/19/funding.html
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by sbuccini 9y ago
I would really recommend watching this talk[1] TK gave at Failcon back in 2011. It's a great insight into Travis's background and the mindset that he imbued into Uber in the early days. [1] https://www.youtube.com/
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by sbuccini 9y ago
I worked on this exact same problem one summer, and it's a much harder problem than I anticipated. The makers of this would probably concur -- I haven't gotten great results, even using their suggested searches (e.g. "entrepr
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by sbuccini 10y ago
I've been using post-robot and xcomponent a lot recently as I'm solving a bunch of similar challenges. Just wanted to say thank you for sharing your solutions and expertise.
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by sbuccini 10y ago
You didn't even mention Paxson and Shenker, who are big in ICSI as well. However, 161 is substantially easier than 162 doing the substitution you recommend should reduce suffering.
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by sbuccini 10y ago
Pretty wild. Had a lot of problems with front-end web development, but never tried adjusting zoom level when debugging before. Nice find!
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by sbuccini 10y ago
It's these sorts of tight feedback loops that makes HN great. Thanks for all of your hard work!
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Ask HN: Best way to manage custom email addresses?
1 points by sbuccini 10y ago|2 comments
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by sbuccini 10y ago
I've looked into this. There are actually a couple of attempts that use basic heuristics for detecting melanoma such as color, symmetry, and size. However, it's harder here in the US since you have to get approved by the FDA in or
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by sbuccini 10y ago
The article mentions that there are two different columns in the Times . Pete Wells only reviews the fancier restaurants, and it's one of the reasons that a "Fair" review won't even get you one star in his column. Anoth
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Ask HN: Best toolchain for image-heavy, static websites?
2 points by sbuccini 10y ago|2 comments
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by sbuccini 10y ago
No. I know it was available in the Bay Area but I'm not sure if it was in other cities.
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by sbuccini 10y ago
Apple has huge stores of cash sitting overseas. They can't bring it home without subject to large tax penalties. With that cash stockpile growing, it seems like they're having trouble finding ways to put that money to work oversea
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by sbuccini 10y ago
Great team! Would recommend!
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by sbuccini 10y ago
I grew up nearby, and virtually all of my friends from high school are attending universities in the Triangle. After looking at the criteria used to compile the list, I can say that RTP still fails to compete in multiple categories. There i
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Interview with FCC Chair Tom Wheeler(theverge.com)
1 points by sbuccini 11y ago|0 comments
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by sbuccini 11y ago
In the case of UC Berkeley computer science (which be both graduated from) it also (4) puts you geographically close to the heart of our industry. I've found this to be nearly as indispensable as (1).
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by sbuccini 11y ago
One of the best professors I've had at Cal. A stand-up guy with an incredible story.
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by sbuccini 11y ago
I took this class last semester with Russell, and they've changed up some of the projects since you've taken it. There was one CSP project that was particularly gnarly, but really fun! Still, the difficulty is relative and the rev
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A bug was discovered in the Curiosity Sky Crane code 3 days before landing(gizmodo.com)
1 points by sbuccini 11y ago|0 comments
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by sbuccini 11y ago
This article won't make sense if you're not from the area. If you live in Greensboro, you need a car to be effective. The structure of the city (suburban sprawl with few boulevards) means that public transit is slow and unreliable
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by sbuccini 11y ago
Is there any way those of us who are more experienced on the backend can help out?
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Reddit’s Plan to Recover from Its Meltdown(wired.com)
161 points by sbuccini 11y ago|414 comments
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Inside Reddit’s Plan to Recover from Its Epic Meltdown(wired.com)
5 points by sbuccini 11y ago|0 comments
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by sbuccini 11y ago
This should make for a good postmortem.
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by sbuccini 11y ago
iWork is strongly encouraged, but they'll equip you with Microsoft Office if it's essential for your job. At least in my department, there was one piece of software you could never use: Powerpoint. You MUST use Keynote for any int
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by sbuccini 11y ago
At Stanford, this is known as the "duck syndrome." Ducks appear to glide easily on the water, but beneath the surface they are paddling like mad. In a similar way, students may appear to be happy and content when chatting with the

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