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There is a structure to being creative - not that I could make any claim to being one. You can be creative in original thoughts and ideas, structural creativity in designs - buildings, paintings, policy making etc. In all cases I see that y
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Ask HN: Why not have “search” next to “submit” in this portal?
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If your research involves collaboration, may be you could ask in your department, for example, so it becomes easier to share and exchange thoughts? Just a thought.
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This is the need of the hour. Cant wait to sign up and try out.
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One day, as the nature of hardware changes, these cryptos will be exposed.
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Hiring manager care for what you bring to the table matches what they are looking for, assuming you get along well and such. It is likely you will get interview call. Your company's income statement does not matter. Not getting intervi
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It does not matter directly. Does a person's capability for well formed thoughts not matter? Is there any subjectivity in the current situation where people do not believe in the virus (and or the vaccine)?
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You are asked to explore and make modifications to software. Someone wants it quick. Fortune is on your side - atleast you know people(akin to explorers) who navigated before survived (which means the system did not cause blackouts). All
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Ask HN: How would you react to a applicant who does not believe in Covid Vaccine
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I would love to chat with you. Is there a way to contact you directly?
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OCW - deserves a Nobel Peace Prize for democratizing education planet scale.
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Electricity is subsidized in many developing countries and the miners significantly siphon off of the primary resource that keeps them(farmers and others who come out of the poverty cycle) going, significantly increasing the odds against su
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Yes, that is what I meant by winner. Dont these people have moral a moral standing to see that the value add is less to nothing by such shill? It is hard to bet on people who add real value when hype is what that carries the day...
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Ask HN: How do you figure out TSLA, dogecoin Bitcoin would go up in value
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The question is not what the difference was then and now. The real question is why did Elon do what he did? It is very simple, he was trying to be the champion and pseudo figurehead of a group of people who would do anything to identify wit
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I was in a similar boat, I solved it by carving out a larger problem into smaller ones, establish beachhead, and provide transformative solutions. Since then I closed my firm but happy to look into new opportunities. PM me if you want to di
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The chefs could be originally data scientists who moved to culinary science profession.
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Ask HN: I am running out of ideas/data
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Looks like you have decided to jump into programming as career. Upside is fun, if you like it. Downside depends on your nature. If you are quick to think and think outside thebox with logical bent of mind, I think you should be good. Progra
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Yes, until one of the 10 tasks flips one of the assumptions and changes a large scale decisioning system on its head...The processes work for certain type of projects. F-16 pilots have different concerns than 737 jets than a tractor trailer
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Software projects fail because some non-technical folks want to hit a timeline, linearly chunk tasks and flog team to "giet-it-done" until it is "done-done". So what does the developer do? 1. Get whatever it takes to shi
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May be I am cynical - so randomly suspending accounts works in Twitter's favor, right? It causes anxiety/pain for customer and the customer is "morally-forced" to pay for good standing - something in line with the new fe
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The next generation of software is going to include check boxes and text fields to confirm to enter data in "front", "fund", "but*" and check boxes to confirm "I am not smoking", "Yes, I understa
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There was a git Repo link in earlier news article in the last month.
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If you have this for US, I would have tried. My business is currently passive but I still pay a lot to accountant to run a payroll once per year.
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Searching for a symbol is not pulling any data. There is no audit info on the page like contact, address, team etc How many page views do you have?
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If you had patent, you could go after FB and have some out of court settlement.
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Bitcoins are digital-hawalas and therefore are keepsakes. You can find yourself or pay to get someone's keepsakes. There is no counter-party, just like gold and oil. Once I own it, there is no way to consume it other than to barter it.
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If you keep jamming few times, it would heat up the printer which would change the absolute clock frequency and the printer would start working again - just a thought. As a software guy, "it works locally but when it is tested in produ
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Any/every public webpage is categorized for Government, State/city portals, Banking websites (to prevent phishing) and categorizes news outlets and the factuality of outlets (heuristics based) and top ~1 million websites are calle
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