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xbeta
10y ago
Is it really required to found a startup inside US to have a greater chance of success? Or more specifically in the bay? I have seen many successful startups found in other countries (such as China) Alibaba, Tencent, etc. Is this a push th
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xbeta
10y ago
I'm not sure I agree entirely with you. As a startup engineer who already had some 14+ hrs work day, and when getting home have a family + kids waiting for me fill in a role as a father. I'm not even sure we have extra time for
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10y ago
So much for "disruption" in startup ideology, but I guess it is China that starts bring them back to reality. This is China, nothing is fair even you optimistically believe it to be. I'm not sure what's the fantasy on C
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xbeta
10y ago
I have the MiBand, and it drops hundreds of times. I had eventually lost it. Sure, it's only $10, but it doesn't make sense to buy anything just because it's cheap. And I have the earbuds too. Sure another $10, but the sou
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xbeta
10y ago
After using few Xiaomi products, no thanks. If I want a Linux dev box, there are other options too.
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10y ago
How about with kids? With a family? With aging parents that needed help while you are the only child? With a H-1B visa on the edge of being kick out because I'm heading to the 6 yrs limit? I felt this way because that's exactly
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10y ago
Anyone knows whether there's similar thing for Mesos ?
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Canadian innovation for killing mosquito eggs could help Zika fight
(eurekalert.org)
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11y ago
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11y ago
Well, it's not really a law, but attorney has suggested that CBP normally don't terminate H-1B at border vs TN as H-1B does have a dual intent, so they can't just say you have an "immigration intention" to deny you
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11y ago
And Europe life isn't bad either. I'm glad it works out for you. I'm considering similar option, maybe we should chat? :-)
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11y ago
That's BS. TN doesn't help Canadians with family. Also US CBP can always terminate your TN visa on the border if they "think" you are abusing. H-1B is safer for that reason.
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11y ago
Or you can save up all of your tmux sessions and setup your environment. There's a way to save tmux session in disk.
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11y ago
Or just a simple tmux session?
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11y ago
Anyone test this against China GFW and get it working?
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11y ago
Kinda off-topic, but I was wondering if anyone can recommend some setup for a CLI based mail client that works with IMAP and Gmail? I'm on a Mac now.
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11y ago
I wouldn't call the place I came from is a third world , but same here. I have never heard of "peanut allergies" until I came to US.
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11y ago
totally my bad! I forgot to check the date. I just happen to stumble upon this article yesterday!
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11y ago
Well, very unlikely you will pay some 30+ aged footballers (except GK) much higher value regardless of which countries they were from. But for youngsters, they are full of potential, so a tool to help the club to scout is very helpful. I
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11y ago
It's sorta weird to chat about Arsenal here... I do agree with your above points, but he has his football (sorry American) philosophy which not most fans understand. The past decade, he cut his spending to just build a new stadium for
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11y ago
I disagree (and I am too an Arsenal fan). Wenger always brought in these new blood who are mostly below the age of 23, and I guess that's the trick he used to scout them. I also think he is not the type of guy brag about his tricks. B
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11y ago
As sports are now much more data driven, is there any other analytics are doing similar? In this case of Arsenal, they purchased it for "scouting" purpose. I would also love to see if some sport clubs can leverage the data and m
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Arsenal’s ‘secret’ signing: club buys £2m revolutionary data company
(theguardian.com)
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11y ago
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12y ago
Reminds me of the film "Interstellar" with dust storm. And this is already happening every year in Beijing and its neighboring towns. Does this "bad" human cultural behavior push our scientific researcher further? It
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12y ago
Would love to try this! Thanks for sharing !
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12y ago
My question is why not go to SV if you are going to leave your home country for startup anyway.
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Poor kids of Silicon Valley
(cnn.com)
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12y ago
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Weird stuff with hashes
(tenderlovemaking.com)
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12y ago
noisli, where's your android app and mac app?
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Ask HN: Startup employee: sell vested options to angel investor
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12y ago
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NASA Data Find Some Hope for Water in Aral Sea Basin
(jpl.nasa.gov)
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12y ago
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