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by uberman 2y ago
Looking at google maps, the mountain view location seems right off the street and does not seem to have a fence, so you can probably go into the front door or ring the bell and ask for an interview. However are you actually asking if anyone
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by uberman 2y ago
If only there was a ubiquitous device that everyone could carry that included a camera that allowed sharing of photos...
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by uberman 2y ago
It takes about a minute for our shower to get hot maybe less. I basically have time to pee. This is just as fast or slow as was the case for our tank based heater, only now it runs forever and with 4 girls in the house we would never trade
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by uberman 2y ago
The author is wrong. I live where the ground water is cold and I replaced a large tank with a tankless system in the same location. The hot water reaches the show as quickly as it ever did.
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by uberman 2y ago
See past post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40342176
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by uberman 2y ago
I use a big 4k monitor from Dell. Not sure what specs other than it swivels between landscape and portrait. I actually have two of them. One I keep in each orientation as well as the monitor on my laptop. I really feel constrained now using
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by uberman 2y ago
Sanity checking with wikipedia to see if I missed something, I'm going to have to disagree. Json is a data exchange format and while ubiquitous and well defined, it supports none of the elements that make a computer language a language
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by uberman 2y ago
Json is a language?
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by uberman 2y ago
Are you being extra compensated for being on the extra demanding team? In many contexts the type of constant demand for high performance is also called a death march or at least a crunch. It is poor management in my opinion and when a team
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by uberman 2y ago
Your domain name is compelling but search does not align with it. I might be drawn to that domain hoping to get pre-made school cheatsheets such as a page of physics formulas or perhaps a page of instructions on how to save and quit from a
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by uberman 2y ago
To be clear, I think it sucks that META is shuttering CroudTangle! HOWEVER, Have you compared Meta's ad library or their coming replacement for CrowdTangle with what is offered as transparency by TikTok in the USA? Try to find US based
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by uberman 2y ago
The price to get an answer from stack overflow is usually free as most questions have already been asked and answered. You dont even need an account.
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by uberman 2y ago
My personal end game if I have one and I'm not sure I do would be to ensure that I can help individual novice programmers become better at their craft. Not to make billion dollar corporations even richer.
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by uberman 2y ago
In addition to deleting answers, I think protesters should up vote wrong answers and crappy posts. For years the community has defended punitive down votes on correct answers to crappy questions as "you can do with your vote as you lik
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by uberman 2y ago
How is this different than Dropbox, One Drive, iCloud or any of a dozen cloud sync tools? What problem does it solve for ownership? How is saving a file to this service any more secure or available than saving it to Dropbox? What "deep
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by uberman 2y ago
"... the woman was revealed to be a fraud. A better guru made her realize that she was actually thinking all the time" Was she mistaken or was she a fraud?
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by uberman 2y ago
Yes, in that at some level I know my aster password or at least the components of it but it only when I type it at speed that I get it right.
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by uberman 2y ago
Perhaps it is just me but I have a degree in CS, programmed in c for 10 years then C# for 10 years an I can't follow anything about that article claiming recursion is simple. (* n (* n (expt n (p-1))) etc... huhhh? and yes, I can do re
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by uberman 3y ago
For a concept car, I would say it looks anything but bold. It seems to look like basically every other compact SUV on the market today.
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by uberman 3y ago
Not to mention the lack of a level playing field. Just try to start an internet company in china hosted on the mainland.
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by uberman 3y ago
I'm probably in the minority here, but I would take 500 mile range and 300 hp over this 500hp/300 mile range any day of the week.
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by uberman 3y ago
This is not a myth at all and I honestly dont see how a hiring manager can hold the belief it is a myth. I work with undergraduate and masters students every day as a consultant and as a project manager leading an international team. Just t
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by uberman 3y ago
If you are willing to install a browser plugin like tampermonkey you would be able to update the default color and background to something you like.
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by uberman 3y ago
Some of them are really good for 5 mins in length.
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by uberman 3y ago
Ad blockers prevent generating revenue from ads and someone needs to pay somehow. Gdpr makes it more difficult to collect and sell information about you. Dame with 3rd party cookies. I'm not saying that I want ads or to be tracked. I d
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by uberman 3y ago
is 1 super good or super bad?
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by uberman 3y ago
You might like: https://realpython.com/fingerprinting-images-for-near-duplic...
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by uberman 3y ago
One of the pretext that ivies are using can be summed up by Brown's statement: "Further, the data suggested unintended adverse outcomes of test-optional policies in the admissions process itself, potentially undermining the goal
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by uberman 3y ago
Using an image as a search key is possible now. Google has a reverse image search and photo sites like Getty regularly search for people plagiarizing thier ip. It seems reasonable to st sometime it will be possible to find a video from a st
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by uberman 3y ago
If you built such a tool, are you going to be willing to indemnify your clients in the even that they are litigated?

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