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BayesStreet
3mo ago
it's over
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4y ago
https://archive.ph/cc4Be
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4y ago
NATO flag emoji.
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4y ago
Related thread from yesterday: [Speed Cameras Stolen from Sweden May Be Ending Up in Russian Drones: Report]( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33315332 )
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4y ago
I was a diehard Flask fan for years until I finally decided to try FastApi. Wish I switched sooner. Free swaggerdocs is pretty nice, and dependencies get rid of so much code duplication. A good starter to mess around in is this project htt
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4y ago
Hi HN, long time lurker first time poster. Check out my startup I made as a solo founder over 2.5 years. It has: Minutely Backups (Point-in-Time Machine) Grafana and PostHog built in (Insites Analytics) Staging Sites Bi-Di
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Show HN: Site Bay – Managed WordPress Hosting on Kubernetes with Minutely Backup
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5y ago
https://archive.is/ENJc0
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6y ago
If you haven't reapplied lately, you may want to try again. My corp was just approved for the developer program without having to deal with D&B directly, just a phone call with someone from Apple. I think they simplified the enrolm
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6y ago
They basically do the same thing, but lutris is much nicer with a bigger suite of options.
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6y ago
Do you happen to know the ratio of regular to premium in mid grade?
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7y ago
Absolutely, not only a single neurotransmitter but can have completely different effects in different regions of the brain and most articles are extremely reductive. This study in particular though is very well done, just publishing striata
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7y ago
Reminds me of the recent episode of South Park where "journalists" like Vox claim to be for human rights but bend over to get Chinese payouts. Also why does this post say it's 3 hours old when it was posted yesterday? Reminde
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7y ago
We’re working on a security focused managed Wordpress hosting platform with custom email and templates included. If you’d like to beta test it email admin@ sitebay.org and we’ll put you up for however long you need free. Thanks to YC summer
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8y ago
This article, like most other crypto related posts is a thinly veiled ad. Anyone who just focuses on how the price graph for something moves isn't worth listening to.
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8y ago
As much as I want to like sentdex he's a bit lacking in depth and experience. For security you forgot Gynvael if you have the time for a 2 hour livestream vod.
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8y ago
Absolutely, takes a while to compile from source but it's worth it.
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8y ago
I would agree, but something to think about is Twitter and facebook govern the behaviour of the people around me more than my country's government, probably.
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8y ago
No one should really be considered an authority in the field of psychology. Sure they can get things right sometimes but it's not rigorous enough fundamentally to add much validity. It's their bread and butter to spam NHST at the
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8y ago
This outcome looks positive for their Lipton brand. They might have a good viral marketing department, but that's none of my business. Unilever's tea beverage market share worldwide is estimated to be 11.1 percent in 2016. Source:
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8y ago
This is why I use disconnect despite a slightly worse UX/UI. It's better to eliminate or minimize proprietary code's access to your web identity, they can do a lot with a little data sent back home.
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8y ago
She never earned that worth in the first place, it was effectively a zero risk bet for her with non-zero damages to others. This sort of thing should not be allowed to happen.
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9y ago
uMatrix supercedes NoScript by a wide margin.
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9y ago
Can someone give a tl;dw summary? :)
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9y ago
>The average AGI of the 1% in 2015 was $1,483,596 What is the point of this article? Seems like it just spews random descriptive statistics. I guess it gives you an idea of the shape of the wealth graph at the top extreme, but it's
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9y ago
I'm aware that tether's reserves are a little doubtful, but could you elaborate on why Bitfinex is sketchy?
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9y ago
With respect to the supply chain; business to business to consumer.
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9y ago
This article made me pretty sad and made me think of this too. I think what an ethical investor needs to do is not deploy capital to any industries that don't add real economic value or wealth or whatever you want to call it. Also, eth
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9y ago
>Dopamine’s founders argue that they reserve the right to deny service to specific companies whose work seems to be off the level... Just "trust" us. There are obviously many teams working on doing this, but never so audacious.
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9y ago
I've seen coinhive scripts running on a few sketchy sites including tpb, but to see it on a billion dollar enterprise e.g. UFC is pretty surprising. It's not ethical at all considering running a cpu mining script which might cost
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