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by x43b 11y ago
"tl;dr is "If you quit today, we will pay you for the amount of time you’ve worked, plus we will offer you a $1,000 bonus."" Paying you for the amount of time you worked is a legal obligation. So really you are talking
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Why Google’s Hometown Said “No” to a Massive New Googleplex(slate.com)
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Slack Off: How workplace chat is changing office culture(slate.com)
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by x43b 12y ago
Thank you for the response. However, that is exactly my point. Orders of magnitude, plural, means the rocket will be 1% of the current cost. That means a $61 million rocket is on the order of $610,000. I do not believe that raw material
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by x43b 12y ago
" If they can achieve reusable rockets it'll be on the order of a few hundred thousand per launch though." Do you have any sources I can read on that? I know reusing some of the hardware will have cost savings, but you are m
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NASA invites ESA to build Europa piggyback probe(spaceflightnow.com)
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Black Arrow(en.wikipedia.org)
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by x43b 12y ago
I am looking forward to Project Ara. Assuming my Moto X holds on long enough, an Ara type phone will be my next phone. I do not care if the Ara doubles the thickness of my Moto. That said, I am approaching it the same way I do Lego Mindst
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Arduino TRE(arduino.cc)
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Why are YOU learning to code?(medium.com)
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'Ghost Rider': B-52 resurrected from desert Boneyard(cnn.com)
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by x43b 12y ago
This reminds of the The Rational Optimist. Not that I agree with all the arguments made, but the contrary optimistic point of view is refreshing. http://www.rationaloptimist.com/blog http://www.rationaloptimist.
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by x43b 12y ago
Any recommendations for books for a Matlab user looking to use Julia? Thanks
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Jawbone’s New Wearable, the Up3, Is Ambitious in All the Right Places(wired.com)
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Struggling Angry Birds Maker Dumping CEO(money.cnn.com)
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Forget the Rent: Why New York and San Francisco Are Actually Amazing Bargains(slate.com)
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by x43b 12y ago
It is interesting. I held off on learning Python because Matlab was there (paid by school/employer), it ran reasonably fast, and all the libraries (toolboxes) were there. Now I'm trying to jump to Julia and many of my Python frie
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Baseball Bat With an Axe Handle Brings More Power, Fewer Injuries(wired.com)
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Time-lapse video shows Pyongyang from a different perspective(theverge.com)
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by x43b 12y ago
"But the landing page is a dash confusing. I thought the avatar'd people were the stories" I think that is because the link is to the about page, which understandably is about the company. If you remove the /about on th
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Delisting Craigslist(slate.com)
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What It Looks Like When America’s College Graduates Move Back Home(slate.com)
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Bonobos are celebrated as peace-loving, matriarchal, and sexually liberated(newyorker.com)
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Are More Junes Born in June? The calendar’s powerful effect on baby naming(slate.com)
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by x43b 12y ago
Previous discussion with 14 comments from 6 hours ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7998144
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Here is something true: one day you will be dead.(smbc-comics.com)
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The Company Quietly Powering a Boom in Hardware Startups(wired.com)
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Four Technology Fallacies That Need to Die(slate.com)
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Automatic’s Smart Driving Dongle Just Got Even More Powerful(wired.com)
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by x43b 12y ago
Maybe the increased number of people on the internet is connecting those who are making open languages. (I know the poster listed many ones made by closed teams too.) I thought the technical/scientific computing market that MATLAB serv

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