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11y ago
Hey, if you haven't seen it before, this article by Scott Adams (the Dilbert guy) is a great summary of gender bias in the workplace: http://blog.dilbert.com/post/114055529676/my-verdict-on-gend... If you
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11y ago
Pro-tip: click the print link for clutter free reading. Works on a lot of news sites.
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11y ago
Yikes, that's straight out of a Black Mirror episode.
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11y ago
This is funny. There are several coffee shops in my town that you can see while sitting in Starbucks. I was super confused till I went out and tried them all. I still go to Starbucks since they are cheaper and better tasting then the rest b
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11y ago
One hand picked example from someone who prefers closure, which only works because there is a keyword "even".
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11y ago
No paywall: http://on.wsj.com/1Ojvrh6
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11y ago
So is infertility in astronauts still a problem? I could be totally wrong, but I was under the impression we haven't solved the problem of increased radiation negatively affecting fertility in both male and female astronauts.
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11y ago
Is this the default weather app that comes on ios?
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11y ago
I'm always curious about stuff like this so I don't mean to be rude, but in all seriousness, how do you think a shower head will hurt you? I understand it isn't rational so maybe the answer is "I dunno" but figured
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11y ago
Not that it isn't awesome how fast cameras are, just keep in mind, the clip is 25ms. So at 11,000 fps, that would be 275 images (11 frames per ms). Not sure if we actually have a camera that can take 11,000 images in 1 second. (I guess
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11y ago
No statistics per say. Programmers are a different animal that say a job like tech support or customer service. Stuff they do, code they write, will stick around in your system for a while, and is non-trivial to remove or fix. If a customer
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11y ago
I interviewed at Google. Didn't get the gig, but while I was in the office, it did seem like their engineers were mostly 30+ somethings. I didn't see a lot engineers there that looked like fresh grads. I know more than half the en
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11y ago
Except they can't take money from your 401k if it is employer sponsored. Just Google "401k bankruptcy protection"
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11y ago
I think on Android this is like an ad-blocker for mobile: https://disconnect.me I think it routes traffic through their servers, so you have to trust them with your traffic.
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11y ago
Is this an advantage over paypal where I am insured as a buyer?
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11y ago
what about poor people in a rush :( (don't live in LA is probably the answer, ha!)
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11y ago
I still use python 2 because I'm not the best programmer and most stack overflow answers are python 2 based (although more and more are for both now-a-days). I wouldn't be opposed to using python 3, but see no real reason to do so
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11y ago
Onward and upward I guess. Where's the next site that is in between 4chan and hacker news?
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11y ago
Random question: is there any way to disable that menu from popping up when you highlight text on Medium? I could write a little chrome extension to strip it out but would rather just turn it off for good.
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11y ago
I never know if "physics are hard" or maybe they already have working models that are completely realistic, just impractical to run on "normal" computers.
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11y ago
It is pretty well known there are a lot of false negatives in the hiring process since it is so much worse to make a bad hire than it is to not make a good hire. Sounds bad and it is, but no one has a better solution than try again in a yea
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11y ago
This website is overwhelming with a full screen.
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11y ago
Isn't hyperloop not supposed to be efficient unless it runs over 1000 miles or something like that? It has to basically ride in the valley of a soundwave and to get up to speed and back to rest takes the majority of the time and a good
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11y ago
crypto-currency mining? You could burn through that very quickly with enough machines.
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11y ago
So the "Picking the right frames" section indicates that the tech is mostly selecting and ordering already existing frames. My question is does it also add frames that it generates? Or is the entire algorithm about selecting t
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11y ago
I like how both "prize" and "categories" are in quotes.
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11y ago
Note to self. Make app that easily downloads, zips, and sends photos.
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11y ago
Just because something benefits one party, doesn't mean it can't benefit both parties.
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12y ago
Apple ones also? This has happened to several dell and hp laptops I've owned or used long term, but both apple ones still keep charges for close to 3 hours even around 3 years after purchase without replacing the battery.
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12y ago
If people knew everyone's salaries there would always be discontent. There will be people making less thinking that are better/more experience/worth more than person B making $X more than them.
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