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by xcasperx 2y ago
I believe this is current precedent around scraping: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HiQ_Labs_v._LinkedIn
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by xcasperx 4y ago
Check out telemetryhub.com (admittedly I work here). We offer a free trial and don't charge per a seat.
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by xcasperx 4y ago
Rails is definitely still a viable choice. While I've never used Symfony, when I've tinkered in Laravel it felt like the frameworks were pretty similar (if you've ever used Laravel). If you want to do something more 'clo
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by xcasperx 4y ago
In moderate to high inflation, usually this leads to raising of interest rates, which ironically makes money more valuable, not from an asset standpoint but from a liquidity standpoint. Assets (in real value) generally don't fare very
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by xcasperx 6y ago
Out of curiosity what league is this? I'm in Colorado as well and I've been looking for a good adult league. I'm a peg or two below you though
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by xcasperx 6y ago
Student deserve the college experience as that's what they pay for. Some students pay a lot of money to go to a university that has brand recognition, others pay a lot of money to go to a school that's known to be a great party sc
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by xcasperx 6y ago
Depending on the technological level of these societies, they may be able to terraform plants rather quickly
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by xcasperx 6y ago
Yeah, there's really no reason for them too. If they are able to do interstellar travel, resource harvesting (from asteroids, comets, moons, planets, and suns) is relatively simple. The thing is, I don't think it'd matter tec
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by xcasperx 6y ago
The main goal of any species is to survive/reproduce. We don't know if there's any other intelligent life in the universe, or how common it is. The one thing we do know is that we haven't found any. There could be many r
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by xcasperx 6y ago
This is assuming a (or near) 100% efficient market. Which it definitely is not. Analysts use different methods to discount cash flows: https://www.investopedia.com/articles/professionals/072915/d... Finding R
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by xcasperx 6y ago
You can always buy a new stereo and install it. If you buy it from Crutchfield, for like $19 extra, you can get it prewired/harnessed so you don't have to splice the wires. Pretty sweet deal. Also, some stereos come with a backup
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by xcasperx 6y ago
Your child is miles ahead of where I was. I was borderline failing classes. It sounds like he has a solid support network around him. I wish you and your child the best
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by xcasperx 6y ago
Yeah, that's definitely a good way to do it as long as the kid doesn't feel like they're being forced. It's sorta tough though with them choosing because if I was in 9th grade again and had the option, I don't know
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by xcasperx 6y ago
I too was the middle kid. Here's my own anecdotal advice: I started slacking in school from about 3rd-9th grade. I found programming between 9th-10th grade during the summer through pretty much sheer dumb luck, timing, and being in the
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by xcasperx 8y ago
The spread (bid-ask spread) is the difference between the bid (what the seller is willing to accept to sell it) and the ask (what the buyer is willing to pay for it). When you buy a stock, you're buying at the ask price, when you sell
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by xcasperx 9y ago
Can you post your code?
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A to Z with Amazon S3(jackrothrock.com)
1 points by xcasperx 9y ago|0 comments
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by xcasperx 9y ago
This is known as Elliot wave principle - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elliott_wave_principle#Found...
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by xcasperx 9y ago
Long answer: On a grand scale, it's hard to tell, as the market is so big. When you break it down, there is the stock market, then there's the derivative market, the bond market, the housing market, foreign markets, crypto markets
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by xcasperx 9y ago
You're right, a couple months ago it didn't have that
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by xcasperx 9y ago
Surprised they didn't mention https://gtmetrix.com . The problem I have with lighthouse is that it emphasizes total page load, instead of first paint.
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by xcasperx 9y ago
One of Keurig's cofounders had caffeine poisoning after drinking like 30-40 cups a day back in like 1995. He then, in 1997, got pushed out by the company, with no equity, and sold the patents to the company for $50,000. Pretty rough
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by xcasperx 9y ago
I throw rain on. If someone's straight yelling it won't help. For just general background convo noise, it works well
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Step by Step Guide on How to Secure/Configure an Ubuntu Nginx Server(github.com)
5 points by xcasperx 10y ago|0 comments
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by xcasperx 10y ago
I honestly just meant the term, but to what you are saying, I think it depends. If a company outsources their work force to a sweatshop in Asia is that following the TBL? Maybe, but probably not. It will, however, cause their stock price to
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by xcasperx 10y ago
First time I've seen someone discuss the triple bottom line in the wild. http://www.investopedia.com/terms/t/triple-bottom-line.asp
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by xcasperx 10y ago
This is also known as Agency Problem. http://www.investopedia.com/terms/a/agencyproblem.asp https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principal-agent_problem
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by xcasperx 10y ago
I agree with what most people are saying on here, but I believe there's a bigger picture to it. Let's say that your computer has been completely 'pwned', and that you are currently reading an article with an ad for Cow P
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by xcasperx 11y ago
Funny how that works. I'm a soon to be college grad, born in Denver (currently in Boulder,) looking to move to SF and get into the start up life. Want to switch places? BTW: I love Denver, just want to see what's up with SF.
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by xcasperx 11y ago
It's like DiCaprio is running this ish...

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