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Ask HN: Have you experienced a company scale without losing its culture?
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7y ago
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7y ago
Timely, the first new beta in years just came out. There's a lot more content to go before it's a complete game, but there's lot of fun to be had. Contributions welcome!
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8y ago
Time to advise your friends to be extra cautious against phishing attempts.
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8y ago
This is like the circle of life for startups, I swear. Next up will be "legal services for someone interfering with your disruptive business model as a service".
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8y ago
Tow trucks work that way too.
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ISO 3103: Tea – Preparation of liquor for use in sensory tests [pdf]
(mus-ic.co.uk)
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I was more interested to see that it dropped btrfs. I wonder what pushed them away from it, in the end.
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8y ago
Unfortunately, the First Amendment does not protect against private action, only government restraints on speech. Other mechanisms like anti-SLAPP laws might help with that, but either way that's a lot of legal effort to publish some b
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The license can't restrict third parties from sharing benchmarks, which is why it puts the onus on the user not to allow third parties to share them. If some news site was to publish benchmarks without disclosing the source, Intel woul
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I see it as a step towards integrating more (or in this case better IMO) things into their ecosystem. Consolidating Hipchat with Slack is a step toward that.
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8y ago
Woah, this is huge. Atlassian is really going for the "everything a tech shop needs" gold.
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8y ago
I regularly send this to people where ever I work. Never stops being relevant.
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Hey, You Have Given Me Too Many Knobs (2015) [pdf]
(cseweb.ucsd.edu)
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9y ago
True. REAMDE (same author) is more on the nose, but I also didn't enjoy it as much as a book. Really, Neal Stephenson just doesn't do books with only one major focus.
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9y ago
Cryptonomicon is probably what you're looking for.
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Perl Cannot Be Parsed: A Formal Proof (2008)
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How to fix the iOS 11 input element in fixed modals bug
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Correction: I'm not sure Apache 2 and GPL work that way. IANAL and please read the licenses yourself (and consult counsel if needed).
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Explicit probably saves a lot of time in court, and helps with global consistency. More importantly, Apache 2 and GPL 3 include reciprocal patent grants. They work similarly to the React patent grant, but unlike that one they go both ways
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GPL 3 adds an anti-patent-treachery clause not unlike the Apache 2 clause. React Patent Grant Version 2: https://github.com/facebook/react/blob/b8ba8c83f318b84e42933... The license granted hereunder will term
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9y ago
Today in "headlines that would have been April Fools jokes ten years ago"
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That's a fair guess. It was more a "maybe some of them want time off without getting above average interview offer spam". Overall I think it's a good thing too.
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Yes. If it was set up from outside it has the feel of imposing a job hunting strategy on people without their involvement.
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Interesting, was this set up by someone from soundcloud or independently?
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I've never heard of such a thing for engineers, but I have heard of it for production line workers. (eg. assembling servers and PCs)
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That's definitely one of the possibilities. 100,000 years is an order of magnitude longer than all of human civilization thus far, and we're trying to spook people all the way that far in the future. Who knows if even the "hu
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Also posted above: http://www.wipp.energy.gov/picsprog/articles/wipp%20exhibit%... Yes. They're considering everything from pictographs up to the level of hostile architecture. The proposed message includes i
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Obligatory: This is where the second image in the article ("this is not a place of honor") comes from. It's also briefly summarized in the last few paragraphs. Worth a read on its own. http://www.wipp.energy.gov&#x
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I stand deceived and now corrected. I'll do better next time.
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Nothing, he was just selected (based on who knows what criteria, they don't need warrants) to be scanned. Whether or not they actually cared about the sensitive data on the device, he still lost control of it long enough for it to be c
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