spinlock

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   by spinlock 13y ago

   You do realize you've just violated that NDA, right?
2. 542.▲
   by spinlock 13y ago

   I crashed and burned the first time I encountered fizzbuz. My solution was fine but I didn't believe it could be so easy. I spent the rest of the interview paranoid that I'd embarrassed myself and came across like a paranoid idiot
3. 543.▲
   by spinlock 13y ago

   I don't know where you're getting your data and I've forgotten where I got mine but I believe most companies are started by founders who are 50+ years old. Maybe my data includes 60 year olds, etc... As well. But, we both agr
4. 544.▲
   by spinlock 13y ago

   Cool. I'll try again later. It definitely looks fun.
5. 545.▲
   by spinlock 13y ago

   This is a great point. I like the idea of trial week but I think it's a non-starter for people who are already employed.
6. 546.▲
   by spinlock 13y ago

   At the end of the article they said they hired 66% of trial week candidates.
7. 547.▲
   by spinlock 13y ago

   I was just trying the first level and it seemed broken. Kept complaining about a missing semicolon where I don't believe there were any errors.
8. 548.▲
   by spinlock 13y ago

   Was that guy Banksy? I thought he never let himself be photographed without a disguise? My favorite Banksy was outside of Galapagos when it was in Williamsburg. I loved walking by it until Splatter destroyed it. Now, I'm actually in NY
9. 549.▲
   by spinlock 13y ago

   <off topic> That is the worst web site I've ever tried to read on my phone. It took forever to render and then would only show in minuscule or huge fonts. I couldn't just pinch it to the size I wanted. </off topic&gt
10. 550.▲
    by spinlock 13y ago

    Should we stop believing book reviewers who haven't read the book?
11. 551.▲
    by spinlock 13y ago

    Sounds like a great startup to me. People who get it, love it. Everyone else is agressively defending the status quo. You sure do make a lot of enemies when you disrupt an industry.
12. 552.▲
    by spinlock 13y ago

    I've trained at 3 CrossFit gums and one was bad. The coach would always try to get you to go too heavy and prescribe rediculous weights for the workouts. The other two are fantastic but totally different from each other. All in all I&#
13. 553.▲
    by spinlock 13y ago

    I know the article's title calls rhabdo a secret but if you read the article - and the comment at the top of this thread - you'll notice that Glassman and every CrossFit coach I've ever met talks about it all the time. In fac
14. 554.▲
    by spinlock 13y ago

    I stand corrected. The author is a politician and a terrible scientist.
15. 555.▲
    by spinlock 13y ago

    I just wanted to point out that the author is a politician and not a scientist. Also, the globe has warmed by 6-8 degrees F since the last ice age. The temperature difference that the author considers "beneficial" is the differenc
16. 556.▲
    by spinlock 13y ago

    AT&T was planning to connect every home in America with fiber by the year 2000. Then they were broken up and the project was impossible to complete. The current AT&T is nothing like the old one. It's not even fair to compare th
17. 557.▲
    by spinlock 13y ago

    Private messages on facebook are well, owned by facebook. In the future, hire a lawyer competent enough to read facebook's TOS.
18. 558.▲
    by spinlock 13y ago

    It would be alarming if a lawyer and his client were using facebook for privileged communications. That's your first hint you need a new lawyer. If they can't understand Facebook's TOS they can't possibly defend you. But
19. 559.▲
    by spinlock 13y ago

    OR: survivorship bias lets you make all sorts of unfounded claims.
20. 560.▲
    by spinlock 13y ago

    You'd have to think that something like google.com is the most valuable page.
21. 561.▲
    by spinlock 13y ago

    > Today it's more where things are marketed than where they are invented, and the major activity seems to be trying to get people to click ads. It's where the money is. More deals get done on Sand Hill Road than anywhere else. But, it
22. 562.▲
    by spinlock 13y ago

    The difference is that tinfoil and draino is really dangerous.
23. 563.▲
    by spinlock 13y ago

    Vanderbilt paid me to get my Masters.
24. 564.▲
    by spinlock 13y ago

    I watched an interview with Elon Musk last night where he was discussing his due diligence before starting SpaceX. He went to Russia to see what it would cost to buy an ICBM from them (without the nuke). They thought he was crazy but knew h
25. 565.▲
    by spinlock 13y ago

    so, if it is considered "hacking" to do this, what about the first time he found the exploit? He didn't intend to do that he just jumped the gun to get back to playing. Was that mistake a crime?
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    by spinlock 13y ago

    re: the morality of the situation. this guy lost a million dollars in one year playing video poker. That's an addiction and it is certainly amoral to allow someone with a gambling addiction to play in your casino. In my opinion, any moral o
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    by spinlock 13y ago

    FYI - gaming regulators in different states deal with card counters in different ways. In NV, the casino is allowed to ask you to leave and ban you from the casino. But, not in NJ. in NJ you cannot be barred from a casino for counting cards
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    by spinlock 14y ago

    Kind of, Trade Hill lost a hundred thousand or so when Dwolla falsified their tranaction record and stuck them with the fraud. This was a bunch of reversed ACHs (which Dwolla claims they don't allow). Very shady company.
29. 569.▲
    by spinlock 14y ago

    Then the problem is that they want a solution that's easy to maintain. It's still not about the technology.
30. 570.▲
    by spinlock 14y ago

    they might have reached the $10k daily cap. Once you start moving more than $10k in a day, the bank has different laws it has to follow which are more strict about where the money is coming from or going to.