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by stuffedBelly 9y ago
Paying a fee makes economic sense. Open sourcing Android is an (rather successful) attempt to expand market share at the initial stage, considering that Android phone makers such as Samsung and LG already have established brand before the A
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by stuffedBelly 9y ago
gamermorbid@gmail.com
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by stuffedBelly 9y ago
reminds me of the 1st episode of the latest Black Mirror season.
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by stuffedBelly 9y ago
Startups got burnt by NoSQL because they wanted to use it for everything instead of thinking over use cases that fit. It's a good thing that this fad went away and now people would be more likely to educate themselves about relational
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by stuffedBelly 9y ago
Javascript the Good Parts by Crockford is a great book for people who already know a bit of JS but want to learn it proper and deeper.
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by stuffedBelly 9y ago
A bit old-school, but many use JavaFX, especially for enterprise apps, even if people on HN may bash on Java for whatever reason.
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by stuffedBelly 9y ago
Microsoft's Surface Hub seems similar. https://www.microsoft.com/microsoft-surface-hub/en-us
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by stuffedBelly 9y ago
This reminds me of guitarist Yngwie Malmsteen's famous "How can less be more?" interview ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QHZ48AE3TOI )
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by stuffedBelly 9y ago
too frugally hmmm...spending habit established over decades is not an easy thing to change, no matter how much money one has. I am not convinced FEAR is a dominant factor. It could simply be that people think there is no need to spend m
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by stuffedBelly 9y ago
It’s obvious that he just wants to be left alone to get on with what he enjoys – hacking shit, and figuring out how stuff works No, he wants to be left alone because it endangers his life to reveal his identity. Jesus, do people seriously
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by stuffedBelly 9y ago
Interesting analysis and great visual presentation. Would also be interested to see analysis on repetitiveness of intervals and rhythmic patterns used among popular songs. In many occasions people tend not to care about lyrics much in prese
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by stuffedBelly 9y ago
Heck, even that AR mustache startup in season 2 looked more authentic then Magic Leap's secretive technology.
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by stuffedBelly 9y ago
I recently started seeing some great YouTube musicians (Davie504, Pellek, etc) have to make videos to promote their Patreon due to sharp decline of revenue and I feel bad for them. Music production, especially for indie musicians, is very e
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by stuffedBelly 9y ago
Reminds me of this horror flick I watched a couple of years ago The Thaw http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1235448/
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by stuffedBelly 9y ago
That's actually quite common, especially in financial industry. I work at a financial company and do the same line of work building data management tools/ETL systems that provide data to researchers on demand. There are many inter
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by stuffedBelly 9y ago
I took SAT in Hong Kong, 2009 and saw this happen in person. There were even hidden ads for hiring test takers. That explained why there were international students with 2200+ SAT score but could barely read/write/speak in English
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by stuffedBelly 9y ago
Robinwood's target audience seems to be younger generation, most of whom are not hot about investment, not to mention whether they know what Wall Street did a long time ago (aside from 2008's financial crisis).
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by stuffedBelly 9y ago
Totally agreed. Bay Area seems to be detached from the rest of the country sometimes and it's easy for people who live here to fall into echo chambers/cultural bubbles. I would not give out the company name, but I once visited thi
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by stuffedBelly 9y ago
True. Look at assembly lines in automobile industry. Robotic arm companies are already making billions.
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by stuffedBelly 10y ago
I'd say kudos for people who are able to make decent dimes doing hackathons. Back at college my buddies and I used to compete in Topcoder in attempt to earn some bounty prizes. I also saw teams/people who are professional Topcoder
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by stuffedBelly 10y ago
As a part-time musician, I absolutely love DistroKid.
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by stuffedBelly 10y ago
This reminds me of Gazebo, http://gazebosim.org/ , which I used extensively in college for scenario simulation when working on robotics projects, especially great when used alongside ROS :).
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by stuffedBelly 10y ago
ahaha, that's a good piece of anecdote.
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by stuffedBelly 10y ago
"$" ("$$" to be exact) is actually used in TeX to indicate opening and closing of statements/mathematical expressions. I think the author of this project is trying to conform to TeX syntax as much as possible so tha
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by stuffedBelly 10y ago
False guess. I recommend reading the books first. It shouldn't take much time to finish the trilogy and you will have more valid points to make.
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by stuffedBelly 10y ago
I wish more thinking could be put into their words when people write political posts like this. As much as I'd like to see healthy debates over presidential candidates of choice, this post is not written to facilitate conversation betw
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K-12 Computer Science Educational Framework(k12cs.org)
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by stuffedBelly 10y ago
MS's OneNote has real-time collab capability.
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by stuffedBelly 10y ago
It is visually appealing and I like its attempt to bringing exposure to something general public has little understanding of. This topic definitely deserves more than just a publicity piece, especially for something as complicated as financ
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by stuffedBelly 10y ago
This piece reads more like it's trying to rekindle hatred towards Wall Street than educating people what private equity is and how it works. If it's supposed to be investigative journalism then it certainly failed. Maybe try star

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