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Steemit may become the killer app to bring people into cryptocurrencies(cointelegraph.com)
3 points by snissn 10y ago|0 comments
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by snissn 10y ago
It seems like this article is written for a small group of people that recently pitched him!
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by snissn 10y ago
A mower has wheels against the ground that create the force for its propulsion, in space, there's no grass, man!
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by snissn 10y ago
What problem does reactjs solve? Why are javascript libraries used instead of generating HTML server side? I feel I'm out of touch, could someone give me a quick primer?
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by snissn 10y ago
I hadn't know what they did either, but their homepage makes it abundantly clear: https://buffer.com/ They let companies and individuals manage & schedule social media posts across a few of the main platforms (At t
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by snissn 10y ago
Thank you.
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by snissn 10y ago
Could you give a quick sketch of how you designed your sql parser (traspiler?)? Thank you!
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by snissn 10y ago
> On the other hand, I quite like the single-threadedness of javascript. Douglas Crockford's strategy of taking a language, identifying a subset of it, calling it "The Good Parts" and sticking to it is a great motivation t
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ok thanks
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it would be pretty easy to make one using c pre processor
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by snissn 10y ago
But that doesn't say anything about the person in academia who writes a speculative generic research paper about a way too simple implementation of a decision tree. I don't want to demean that accomplishment, but for me it would b
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by snissn 10y ago
I would extrapolate that to all of academia. If you want to work on something that's useful, insightful and will make the world a better place, the ivory tower of academia is great if you want to live in denial in an echo chamber.
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by snissn 11y ago
I'm actually surprised about this.. a lot of those craigslist job posts that he's talking about are just referral marketing scams to send job applicants for a fake job to complete a credit check from an affiliate link.
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And you're stepping into a policy discussion, which is great! And your voice should be heard! My point is that there's an explicit contradiction with reality in the tagline of the article, which I'm finding more and more in v
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by snissn 11y ago
The tagline of the article is "But none of the presidential candidates is offering a solution for the growing millions of independent contractors without social safety nets." But Bernie Sanders is running on a platform of single p
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Makes me think of the challenger disaster [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_Shuttle_Challenger_disas...
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Adding to this, I've found from profiling a lot of Python 2.7 code that a lot of those little cute one liner list comprehension expressions are slower than the expanded for loop forms. And also the expanded loops are a lot easier to ch
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A fifth of adults have forgotten how to do fractions or percentages(theguardian.com)
9 points by snissn 11y ago|1 comments
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1) i thought this meant stock crash, but it refers to the bus / automated SUV crash from 2/29/2016 2) Has anyone made an animated depiction of the crash, I'm curious if I have in my head the right idea about what actuall
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by snissn 11y ago
And at some point your company might decide that it's already its biggest customer for its cloud products and close it to the public.. or it might not.. but it's up for me to decide where I host :)
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Google's core business is ads. Parse makes a lot of sense strategically for facebook, a big moat that they have built is around being your identity on the internet. Parse's platform encourages app developers to use facebook login
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by snissn 11y ago
In the same way that facebook shut down parse, I am afraid that google is going to shut down google cloud. And reluctantly have become okay with relying on AWS.
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fta: http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/vaop/ncurrent/carousel/...
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Oh cool, another crack pot physics post on hacker news!
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I now may take solace in the hope that most of these awful comment threads are just the same person arguing with themselves!
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The investments would be the point of Yahoo existing, the company would just be a stakeholder of other companies.
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Isn't telegram just a really bad version of signal?
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Was anyone else really upset to see the photo of the TD Ameritrade that replaced Mars bar?
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This actually helps me articulate what I don't like about Spotify and why I don't use it, they only seem to have modern remasterings off all of the albums from the 70s, 80s and 90s that I'd want to listen to, but they lose a
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Haunted by hackers: A suburban family’s digital ghost story(fusion.net)
1 points by snissn 11y ago|0 comments

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