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"Lies We Tell Kids"[0] It really helped me put the whole two America's thing into perspective where some parents may have an opportunity to lie to protect kids and others don't have the time to entertain lies. At first i
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Thanks I'll definitely look into that, but I think I might be on my way out of the city. I love it but I'll have to come back when I'd have the money to enjoy it.
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I definitely think it's an NYC thing too, the COL is pretty crazy here. Rent/Metro definitely cuts into my discretionary spending. All of my friends are in the same boat, we're just all young 20 somethings who are all cash po
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Funnily enough, same for me too! New Grad this Friday. Good luck!
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This is really only the start, after the Doc comes out there will definitely be a lot of people wanting to distance themselves. It's hard to separate the art from the artist sometimes.
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Like the other comment below, we made the jump because it was where the customer base was. Slack was great for webhooks and tooling to monitor stock but in the end it wasn’t where the paying people were.
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So what does this mean for the people who have created bots for sneaker sites? I actually used to write code for those sneaker bots and run a slack group (before we all moved to discord), but I've never encountered oddities in the code
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Discord also utilizes Twitters Snowflake algorithm for the ridiculous amount of messages that are sent in chats.[1] [1] https://discordapp.com/developers/docs/reference/
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I've actually been very interested in possibly live coding some random noodling I do while programming or learning something new in programming. Kind of like having an office environment in a sense.
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They are attempting to expand to being a springboard for games and apps within their app. Sort of like Steam, but since you're already chatting with friends why not start up a game of League?
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I believe at some point people would, I don't know if I would. With the usage of Chromebook's and lite laptops that depend on the cloud for most of the work it definitely looks like its trending there. Maybe if they made a 'd
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> Palantir pays Amazon approximately $600,000 a month for the use of its servers, according to the report’s authors. I mean... invisible backbone to the visible backbone? Is Apple the invisible backbone if ICE uses iPhone's to coord
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I'm actually really interested in this addition. I'm just going back to 'big' days, such as financial crash. When I started HS when I finished HS, when I started College. A few articles are interesting, it's definit
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I probably wouldn't be amongst the first in line for any 'tool' facebook would be offering to completely own your data. I feel as if there would be something that would be underpinning the tool which would make in itself usel
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I believe it's under the assumption that you (a funded start up) will be around longer than something that might go under and not worth eating the cost of the discount without the pay off of a full price subscription later.
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Someone's tried with https://www.internblitz.com/ , I've never used it though and now I'm out of the university system.
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Privacy cards allow you to generate new cards whenever you want, even pause or 'destroy' them whenever you need. A merchant can block the cards that come from that service though. Merchants such as Supreme NY, but Privacy has clai
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So what's the play here for Apple?
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It's more or less no opportunity for initiative. If most of the time you see others going into the state university system and think that the top universities are out of your range you most likely never gain that initiative. At least u
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My calligraphy is awful, but I've dipped a toe in fountain pen related items to attempt get into a ritual of writing. It's been fun so far, the usage of fountain pens have improved my chicken scratch for sure. I've got the en
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I remember high school (circa 2013) my friends and I would spend ages on teamspeak LAN servers playing our pirated copies of AoE II. We jumped through a lot of hoops to play that game.
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Ask HN: Best way to prepare for an Onsite interview at a Startup?
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> “My tattoos are a part of my persona and identity,” Mr. James wrote in a declaration of support for Take-Two and 2K Games. “If I am not shown with my tattoos, it wouldn’t really be a depiction of me.” It comes down to how realistic you
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I was giving a talk about Python at a club in school and I wouldn't be able to have everyone install an IDE or Python on their computers at the moment. So in the planning phase a fellow club member suggested Repl.it, so that they could
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It's funny that I had just used it in class 2 days ago. It's such a great way to communicate and work on a project without actively disrupting a lecture that is actually unrelated to the code we were writing.
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> How do they both have college degrees? They paid for it! With credit!
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How does Google Authenticator work?
(security.stackexchange.com)
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I don't think the shift to $15/hr will make as much of an impact as this article theorizes. It's not barely enough to live off but the buying power still isn't substantial. So giving workers more 'freedom' beca
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Make programming simple and fun. Scratch is a great gateway for younger kids >10. It'll allow them to see the cause and effects of adding different 'blocks' of code. The Scratch website also offers opportunities to remix p
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I'm assuming non libel related statements and company related statements only.
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