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Ask HN: Finding a comment on learning Node/JS
1 points by veritas3241 9y ago|3 comments
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by veritas3241 9y ago
I always found it interesting that zipper was a trademarked and then genericized name. Mainly b/c it's a verb that accurately describes what the product does.
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by veritas3241 9y ago
I think it's an all or nothing setting. The parent is looking for app-specific permissions.
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This makes me so incredibly happy. I've wanted something like this for a long time but it was never important enough to make happen beyond some janky spreadsheets. I'll definitely keep using it and contributing. Nice work!
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From the github[0] > If you prefer to, you can simply clone the repository and set it up yourself on any hosting provider, for free. I'm just asking that you don't try to make money out of it yourself. [0] https://gi
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by veritas3241 9y ago
I highly recommend Slate ( https://github.com/jigish/slate ). It doesn't appear to have some of the features of Moom, but it's quite adept and configurable.
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by veritas3241 10y ago
GameStop is a company that had similar tactics. Had to close the registers, process and late trade-ins, and close/clean the store. Then they trusted me to take thousands of dollars to the bank and drop it in the slot. But all of it was
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by veritas3241 10y ago
I'm pretty sure that Malcolm Gladwell clarified his position on the 10,000 hour rule during Tim Ferris' podcast [0]. He was saying that the 10,000 hour rule was meant to clearly indicate that becoming successful requires a large s
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by veritas3241 10y ago
Any ideas as to why they would've excluded biotech? Would they have dominated the list? What about companies that combine some of these fields (biotech + AI)?
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by veritas3241 10y ago
I can't say that I have any links, just personal experience. I've seen the same therapist for 5+ years. He helped me get through my divorce and grow into a much better person. Recently, I've started trying to use him as an ac
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by veritas3241 10y ago
You can change the keys on a laptop usually. I'm using a 2013 Macbook Pro and while it's disconcerting to pop the keys off, it can certainly be done.
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> What better monitoring and tools should provide is better quality anesthesia, which is a whole big story in itself with many interesting components. To add to this, my wife is studying to be a Nurse Anesthetist and I'm always amaz
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by veritas3241 10y ago
Gladwell had a chance to reiterate his view on the 10,000 hour rule in (I believe) an episode of the Tim Ferriss podcast. The point he said he was trying to make wasn't that it took some arbitrary number of hours to become good at some
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by veritas3241 10y ago
I had the same issue as well. 2.1.4 it is!
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by veritas3241 11y ago
He seemed extremely careful not to let his daughter walk through him. He always made room for her. I wonder if there have been studies done to assess how creepy it might be to have a family member walk right through you...
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by veritas3241 11y ago
That's how I currently pronounce "Buddha". This now makes me question how I pronounce "Buddha"...
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This is really awesome! Thank you for putting this together.
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I'm pissed that Amazon Video doesn't support my TV anymore. That means I can't hookup my laptop to my TV via HDMI. Extremely frustrating.
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by veritas3241 11y ago
Similar line of reasoning happens with anesthesiologists versus nurse anesthetists (CRNA). Most anesthesia is administered by a CRNA with a anesthesiologist overseeing most, but there's been pushback b/c it cuts into the salaries
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by veritas3241 11y ago
Tim Urban, the author of waitbutwhy.com hosted the launch event. He's the goofy guy with the black pocket on the right side of the screen.
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RethinkDB Driver for Java now available(rethinkdb.com)
149 points by veritas3241 11y ago|48 comments
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I've noticed this as well. My fiancee attends a school to train Nurse Anesthetists. All of the students are previously professional nurses with multi-year work experiences. The school treats all of them like children. They treat them l
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by veritas3241 11y ago
I'm pretty partial to RethinkDB. They were my first contribution to OSS.
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I was just thinking about this today. My proposal was to replace them with behavioral nudges[0]. Things like "Traveling the speed limit saves X lives and gets you home faster[1]." Basically, they'd be gentle ways of making pe
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by veritas3241 11y ago
I loved "Reinventing Organizations" as well. It's interesting because some of the Teal ways of doing things rubbed me the wrong way because they felt too "touchy-feely" and I thought that my coworker would never go
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by veritas3241 11y ago
DNA is just a small part of what makes up the functioning whole of an organism. The Transcriptome, Proteome, and the Metabolome are just as important to determining the outcomes of genes. It's like understanding what parts are in your
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> This problem probably affects most cities with a large transplant population. I've been thinking about this a lot mainly because I live in Nashville which is experiencing its own growth challenges with a lot of transplants. I&#x27
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I just picked this book up as well. I've been trying to find resources that go from first principles to real-world implementation of something and this is the best example I've found so far. Enjoy!
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I've always wanted something like this as well. I saw an article a while ago where a guy had a Heroku app (i believe) and pointed his kindle browser to the app and was using it as a word processor. Latency wasn't too bad either.
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I'd be curious to hear from employees who have worked for Elon Musk either at Tesla or SpaceX. I'm currently reading Ashlee Vance's book on Elon and the descriptions of the working conditions for Tesla and SpaceX employees so

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