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by xauronx 13y ago
I'm confused why it's a privacy nightmare. They could just as easily sit someone there and count how many people are in a store and write it down. Your face is an identifier. I don't get why people think that anything techno
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by xauronx 13y ago
no
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by xauronx 13y ago
Thank you for the thorough reply. I appreciate that you guys recognize sorting algorithms are not the daily work of an engineer. Working on a problem with another engineer is actually what I consider to be the "perfect" interview.
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by xauronx 13y ago
How elitist is the hiring process? I'm always really hesitant to apply to places like that. I'm consistently one of the best developers at my job, I'm really good at getting shit done, and have a ton of faith in my ability. H
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by xauronx 13y ago
Personally, I am totally ok with this. If "start-up culture" means 20 days of PTO, free meals, free gym, a ton of other perks, I would care less about the year end dollar amount. Perhaps that's just me though.
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by xauronx 13y ago
I always thought it would be neat to create a raspberry pi server and throw it in the ceiling tiles of a hotel with free wifi. Setup some kind of routing to the IP, and let it go.
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by xauronx 13y ago
Clever solution! I like it
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by xauronx 13y ago
Eh, in that case, what OP did was perfectly reasonable. I would hand my credit card to Apple much quickly than I would hand it to a friend of a friend that knows how to fix computers (which is what it sounds like d0 does, fix computers for
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by xauronx 13y ago
If it helps anything, I came to the same conclusion and didn't realize the author was a female until your post brought it to focus.
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by xauronx 13y ago
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by xauronx 13y ago
I was able to accomplish quite a lot working in the evenings and weekends. If you're really motivated, just start forcing yourself to do it. It probably won't be enjoyable and it probably won't be your favorite thing in the w
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by xauronx 13y ago
Oh, interesting. I assumed that since they had a specific date and time they went on sale..... that's when you could start claiming them. Kind of doesn't make sense to me. I'm no domain mogul though, I just think they're
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by xauronx 13y ago
I might do a quick search when I wake up for some obvious ones like bird.land, tech.tips, code.guru, things like that. Then again, I'm not sure how expensive they'll be or how fast the obvious ones will be snatched up.
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by xauronx 13y ago
Having worked in the medical billing industry (supported a "competitor" to DrChrono), I've seen many complaints like this come through our e-mail system. It's not always 100% as cut and dry as it should be. The medical
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by xauronx 13y ago
To be fair, that's kind of what ownership is about. Being first the stick your flag in some common thing and claim it as your own. Like "Salesforce" is a common term, but go ahead and try to make a company/product named
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by xauronx 13y ago
Played smoothly on a couple year old dell laptop for me.
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by xauronx 13y ago
Also because no one on my feed posts anything I'm actually interested in. If I could get that UI on hacker news, I would be pleased.
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by xauronx 13y ago
Yeah, it's getting kind of old scrolling past 1200 pixels of cynical foot stomping and grumbling before getting to anything relevant to the post. Yes, we needed all of that insightful talk about how bad hipsters suck and how marketing
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by xauronx 13y ago
Comprehensive security cameras outside Integrated speakers (mostly in the bathroom, but through out the house and independently controllable would be nice). This one just came into my mind today, but having a weather proof mic outside would
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by xauronx 13y ago
And make sure your phone is muted. The first conference call is easy. When you have one every day for a year and it becomes so common place... sometimes you forget. I've heard some people on my team coughing obnoxiously, yell at people
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by xauronx 13y ago
I was thinking how witty that would be if THIS was the actually hacker, and he was using us to create a shitstorm in order to rush Twitter into giving him the account. I'm sure there is sufficient data to support that he was the origin
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by xauronx 13y ago
Ohh, good point. I never thought of that. I assumed employee of Twitter as well.
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by xauronx 13y ago
Get your nails done http://randomstreetview.com/us#oy6fz_-1g72mp_363_a_-a
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by xauronx 13y ago
How is "girls are bros too" or the term "bro" an off-color joke or insensitive. Maybe it's just the culture that I come from, but while "bro" certainly can be used to refer to douche-bag college guys it wa
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by xauronx 13y ago
"Insulting" might be the wrong word there. I would think it's more insulting to tell someone how to value their work. Perhaps, it's an unwise price if they're looking for millions of downloads, but I don't know
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by xauronx 13y ago
Man I'm the same way! I would kill to have access to my young teenage QBasic code. No idea how terrible it would be, but I would just love to have it for nostalgia.
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by xauronx 13y ago
It appears to be down. I'm curious to check it out since I was working on something very similar.
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by xauronx 13y ago
Same
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by xauronx 13y ago
That seems like something that you could easily get someone else to finish as a portfolio project and split the profits(?) on. Hell, a few years ago I would have felt LUCKY if you asked me to help with it. It would seem silly to not pursue
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by xauronx 13y ago
It would be worth asking your neighbors, but honestly, I would just come to terms with it. I had a motorcycle stolen a couple years ago and never heard anything back. These people are able to do this shit because they're good at it and

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