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by shshhdhs 10y ago
And to realize that feature was never invoked because you forgot to catch an exception a few lines before it.. Yeah.
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by shshhdhs 10y ago
That's really cool. I wonder what the admission process looked like for her.
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by shshhdhs 10y ago
The rest of the world helped pay for the shed, so it became all of our problems.
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by shshhdhs 10y ago
Even if he does screw up, I would wager that the Supercharger stations would get snatched up quickly during any bankruptcy firesale.
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Flame-Throwing Drone Removes Net Entangled in China Power Line(wsj.com)
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by shshhdhs 10y ago
Have you ever done an AMA? I imagine that would be interesting..
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by shshhdhs 10y ago
Same here. Only way I could read this on mobile was using iOS Safari's text formatter thing that shows up in the URL bar.
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by shshhdhs 10y ago
It's roughly the same in iOS. I have almost every app notification disabled. I'll just check them when I check them, rather than getting distracted.
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by shshhdhs 10y ago
Thanks for downvoting me pointlessly.
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by shshhdhs 10y ago
Hmm, so if the information is extracted from options & futures, what part is crowdsourced?
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by shshhdhs 10y ago
I think lostcolony didnt explicitly mention it, but it's not the concern about ops lifecycle of one $5 box. I agree with you, that's easy. But "what if" it suddenly NEEDS to scale more than a $5 box? Now your engineers n
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by shshhdhs 10y ago
What kind of information would this provide that I can't get for free already?
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by shshhdhs 10y ago
I was never able to break top 60s in rank because of lag. I asked several players who could move much faster (it sometimes felt like they were cheating), and they said they were near NY, closer to the server. It was unfair that they dominat
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by shshhdhs 10y ago
I think they understand that, but is stating they prefer no-malware & no news over malware & free news.
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by shshhdhs 10y ago
Wouldn't they be able to find that out from LinkedIn or social, for perhaps the majority of tech people? Not saying that you use social media, but it's possible they find out.
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by shshhdhs 10y ago
There is nothing wrong with homeschooling. You're taking it out of proportion. I had difficulties with bullies for a few years, and my parents took me out of school to home school me. I benefited from this reset-- learned a lot about m
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by shshhdhs 10y ago
I appreciate the depth of the commentary here (one of the reasons why I keep coming back to HN). Where would you encourage me to read more about best practices like you've just described?
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by shshhdhs 10y ago
This article makes it sound like this is common sense, but I think Twitter (and other tech companies) could do a better job at encouraging better security practices. General consumers don't care to go look for improving their security;
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by shshhdhs 10y ago
I was curious if a case could be made for First Amendment rights, but I just re-read it... "Congress shall make no law regarding..." I guess Executive Orders can bypass all of that.
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by shshhdhs 10y ago
In the case of Echo (I have one), it only sends to data to Amazon when her name is heard. The training for the detection of that name is local to the device, which is why there are only a few name options (Alexa, Computer, Echo and Amazon)
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by shshhdhs 10y ago
Are they burning the houses for insurance fraud, to cash out and essentially launder the money?
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by shshhdhs 10y ago
Changing the brand under these circumstances doesn't make sense to me. Brands take years to build, and Yahoo dominates as a brand in Japan. It seems sloppy PR to pick a name like "Altaba" within mere weeks/months of deci
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by shshhdhs 10y ago
I'm doing all of the above: living in a place so like, working at a job that is interesting and pays well. My new job has tripled my salary, and so rather than inflating my lifestyle, I've just been saving & investing the new
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by shshhdhs 10y ago
What's the name of the book?
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by shshhdhs 10y ago
>> Well enough written unit tests can be used as documentation of an application's design! That sounds really cool. Is there an open source project that you respect that has achieved this, that you can point me to? I'd like
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by shshhdhs 10y ago
I was about to disagree with the bicycle analogy, and realized that a tricycle is indeed different than a bicycle, at least by name & definition. Clever analogy.
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by shshhdhs 10y ago
How so? Enabling the canary only tells you that one or more was served/obeyed, and can't be used again. To me, 0-999 also tells me that one or more was served/obeyed.
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by shshhdhs 10y ago
> I am strongly in favor of organ donation being opt-out, rather than opt-in. You're right. This would be an acceptable approach, with (perhaps) opting out placing you at the bottom of the list (if organ donation is not out of their
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by shshhdhs 10y ago
What company do you work for?
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by shshhdhs 10y ago
"Two seaman were killed and another critically injured when the explosive was remotely triggered"

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