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by 1945 1y ago
I should have said domain expert instead. These two casually chosen words really riled them up
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by 1945 1y ago
The author isn't exactly a thought leader in the space, or really any space for that matter. Opinion worth nothing.
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by 1945 1y ago
r/pmsforsale
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by 1945 2y ago
The same FBI that sent him anonymous letters, trying to encourage MLK to choose suicide?
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by 1945 10y ago
I applaud their honesty, most companies would choose to keep customers in the dark while the investigate "an incident."
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by 1945 10y ago
> downward popularity trend Ember has always dwarfed by Angular and now more recently.. React. They simply have more marketing dollars behind them. That said, it has always had a strong community behind it, and believe it or not it&#x2
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by 1945 10y ago
And at that point I'd ask what are you optimizing for? Chances are JS is no longer your bottleneck.
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by 1945 10y ago
Enable gzip
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by 1945 10y ago
That's assuming everyone composes e-mails through the web UI. Maybe they don't want to make that assumption.
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by 1945 10y ago
I'm surprised this hasn't been mentioned, just enable Safety Mode and avoid overages.. https://www.verizonwireless.com/support/safety-mode-faqs/
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by 1945 10y ago
She inherited a mound of shit. The one mistake I'll admit she made was not gutting management when she came in. It is, and was, completely dysfunctional at the management level. The only people rewarded were those willing to play th
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by 1945 10y ago
> Well, it's not like there's been any positive Nest press in the last year or so to obsess over. Their performance versus the rest of the Google ventures? The product line that was previously leaked? And, in the eyes of Hack
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by 1945 10y ago
Hacker news is oddly obsessed with negative Nest press. Suspiciously so.
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by 1945 10y ago
That's not the current environment.
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by 1945 10y ago
Can we scale the schools, transportation, etc. to support this legislature? If so, I'm all for it. But the way things stand currently, it's already pushed to the limits.
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by 1945 10y ago
Absolutely, but it by no means marks the bottom. Have a look at the last 5 years of KOL (ETF because I can't recall the coal futures symbol).
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by 1945 10y ago
It's likely not out of the goodness of their heart but rather coal's terrible performance. There is a bankruptcy filing every other week. This week alone the largest miner, Peabody, filed for bankruptcy.
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by 1945 11y ago
Yes, over SSL.
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by 1945 11y ago
> indiscriminately There is /a lot/ of debt at Yahoo, I think 10% doesn't even begin to cut through the majority of the fat. Unfortunately, most of issues stem from middle management that seem to avoid the layoff cycles.
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by 1945 11y ago
I imagine this strategy works against them as I can't think or a single respectable engineer who would be willing to do this. It may work in their favor of recent college grads.. but certainly not seasoned engineers.
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by 1945 11y ago
That's terrifying.
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by 1945 11y ago
Big game hunting. Important words you dropped. And the reason it is a mental sickness is because they're not hunting for food or survival, they're hunting for the sake of destroying life.
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by 1945 12y ago
Balanced really had a nice web app. Kudos to their team.
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by 1945 12y ago
http://formatjs.io/ provides a nice set of integration libraries wrapping Intl for Handlebars, React, and Dust.
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by 1945 12y ago
Great work, looking forward to see the implementation.
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by 1945 12y ago
The market has the capacity to stay irrational. I would not start shorting after a 3-4% pullback..
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by 1945 12y ago
I wanted this 10 years ago, thank you!
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by 1945 12y ago
ExtJs is still alive and well.
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by 1945 12y ago
You own it, you can do whatever you want on the property (within reason..). If you want to evict a tenant, that's your right and the state/city/federal government should not have a place in intervening.
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by 1945 12y ago
Nothing about this looks 1999.

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