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by swang 11y ago
When they started they were cheap meals under $10 out in Berkeley or Oakland (I forget), and they did raise prices after they started expanding into SF. The problem was most of their customers were use to the lower price point of the servic
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by swang 11y ago
Wait, NK women are sold off to the Chinese if they're caught in China? Is this well known?
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by swang 11y ago
What are you using for general load balancing/availability? A consistent hashring?
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by swang 11y ago
If you had read the article Ke pretty much says this.
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by swang 11y ago
that was exactly the whole series was about, both in the original movie and in stand alone complex. the premise of the series is that they acknowledge that you can't just beam someone's brainwaves or other things and expect that &
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by swang 11y ago
Holy cow are you a character from Portlandia? I mean I was fine with most of what you said until you literally wrote, CAr-ifornia. What? People actually use that word and expect to be taken seriously? I mean maybe there are people who talk
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by swang 11y ago
gets advertisers to agree to let website self-host ads, with access to click rates, etc spins up new server setups ad service spend couple days fidgeting with open source ad software ads deploy to subdomain ads.domain.com people
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by swang 11y ago
FWIW I should probably have reread what I wrote since I guess it comes off as making fun of him for playing around with a bluetooth button. Oh well live and learn. I was making more of a joke about the fact that he bought $40 lifx bulbs tha
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by swang 11y ago
> Selfie sticks - like most modern inventions - are utter tosh. Proceeds to hack a Bluetooth button so he can turn on his lights...
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by swang 11y ago
absolutely nothing, the fbi lied to congress and no one is in jail.
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by swang 11y ago
I don't see how moving to the web server would prevent that if you were logging passed req body or query parameters since they would be posted in plaintext (hopefully) over a https connection.
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by swang 11y ago
If it's your own thing, do whatever you want. But the only thing sync should be used is to exec shell scripts in node.js. sync functions are bad otherwise in any kind of production environment.
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by swang 11y ago
Besides what joshmanders said, I would argue a change in license is usually caused by a change in code and would also mark historically when a project went from X to Y. A README will probably also need to change with new code changes. As fo
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by swang 11y ago
Uhm, yes I would rather not have it in my repo. As to whether or not I want it tracked/versioned, that is completely outside the workflow for versioning in code in a repo. You can maintain a "version" of this separately ala W
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by swang 11y ago
Kinda meh on adding it to the repo since it's yet another file I have to "manage" that isn't really part of the working code.
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by swang 11y ago
Yeah I figured this out once I read the article about it on recode. I am pretty sure a lot of twitter power users would freak out over this kind of feature. One that integrates something similar to moments, but within the context of your ti
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by swang 11y ago
Here is something I want: Marc Andreessen wrote something about colonialism and India last night, and today he apologized for it. I didn't see the original tweet so how about using all the Twitter data scientists to help me figure out
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by swang 11y ago
What you're citing is how well academically poor kids did in school. That is not because of discrimination or racism, that is merely what occurred. I think a further study about how well each group does in terms of say, getting a job o
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by swang 11y ago
"white" people's power is not that they are given money, a job, or great health. their power is that they are the ones given those opportunities. Being white doesn't remove you from being poor, jobless, or in poor health
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by swang 11y ago
As a user have you never clicked the back button because the page was taking too long to load? Businesses won't fail outright, but they will probably lose users/customers who decide not to spend time on the site because of load sp
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by swang 11y ago
I believe you have to delete all your WSJ cookies, then load from Google. edit: hmm guess not. is this allowed by google?
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by swang 11y ago
what did amazon do that was skirting the rules?
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by swang 11y ago
Once the government choked out online poker's resources for paying people it was all but the end for them. I imagine it will be similar for DFS. Assuming they cannot find another processor to take the risk (probably also means high wit
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by swang 11y ago
nothing against the author but it seems like he is painting a very wide brush with something he's seen for 3? days. i certainly have never taken ubers everyday to work even though i could probably(?) afford to do so. seems like an expe
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by swang 11y ago
I'm in the US. Mine were already growing above the gums so I could feel/touch them. The dentist I went to put me on novocaine and used a diamond drill to split my wisdom teeth into halves that he then extracted out. I think people
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by swang 11y ago
There was a statement in the movie that went something like, "After Deep Blue was announced the winner, IBM's stock jumped 15%" I took a look at the historical data Yahoo(?) had for that date and there was no spike at all for
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by swang 11y ago
I don't see this at all, what's more worrying is that npm 3.* is apparently way slower than npm 2.* I did this test on a npm library I wrote, installs some test tools and also has to compile some gyp stuff 2.14.2 progress=false re
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by swang 11y ago
Do you really think not having Facebook around would have meant the Oculus wouldn't have gotten an exclusive store similar to an Apple, Valve, Google or Amazon store? Essentially you are future-worrying about something that historicall
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by swang 11y ago
You're right, I should not equate English with pinyin. I think however, pinyin as the solution is more indicative of how Western focused (especially with the proliferation of English) the entire world is. Or at least specifically with
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by swang 11y ago
Yeap in reading the article I missed it at the beginning.

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