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timkpaine
8y ago
There's a few options in between, namely the "industry professor" and the "industrial researcher". Many universities will hire someone with suitable industry experience who has previously adjuncted to teach classes
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8y ago
you forget how seriously lazy developers are, remember left-pad?
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8y ago
its like watching people learn about the warranty clause of software licenses in real-time!
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8y ago
I recommend the pynq from digilent, it'll help ease your way into hardware design.
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8y ago
Similar to a library I've been working on as well: https://github.com/timkpaine/tributary
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9y ago
Without addressing any of the actual arguments.. >Any webserver will be happy to serve up .mp4 content. There are free players (JWPlayer for instance) and you are entirely free to serve up whatever you want from your own hosted service.
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9y ago
that sweet, sweet koolaid
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9y ago
1. Snapchat was listing, not raising capital. Until we see a similarly high-profile company try to raise equity (and I doubt we will), there's no reason to worry for IB. 2. If a client wants to buy/sell snapchat, the investment ba
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9y ago
Does anyone have some good statistics on school-shootings vs workplace shootings? I have to imagine the latter is far more prevalent than the former
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9y ago
It remains to be seen whether these scandals will have any real effect in the long run. Facebook grew to be a behemoth, now it seems almost "too big to fail".
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9y ago
And many of these are more highly regulated than guns.
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9y ago
There's a sweet spot between expensive and designer though. The best quality often comes from rather obscure brands.
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9y ago
"Taint Seam" you put hilarious words to something we all know haha. Especially those of us prone to blowing out the crotch of our jeans.
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9y ago
I'm going back and forth between "damn that's depressing" and "does a bird even have the capacity to love or is it driven by a desire for procreation"
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9y ago
Imagine a globally replicated and version controlled object store. You could use this for data, assets, source code, anything you like. Would be incredibly useful for both the development side of things, as well as production.
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is something like this advisable to do to your own site to test or will cloud providers get angry? is it legal to do in general?
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I have this thought a lot. Elon Musk is in charge of a rocket ship company. "Rocket Ship Company". And now he has competition! Soon we'll be able to go to the moon or mars and it'll all seem completely normal.
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you'd be surprised how many naming collisions we have, I assume most teams that code-name their software hit the same issue when they go to open source
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in that case, its actually a good naming choice, as this existed (in a closed source form) for much longer than that.
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Show HN: Perspective – high performance pivoting engine in WebAssembly
(github.com)
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9y ago
https://github.com/timkpaine/pyEX-zipline