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Goldman Sachs now has its own font, which you can use
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Hacking Google maps API for free usage
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From Encrypting the Web to Encrypting the Net: 2018 Year in Review
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Embryo selection for intelligence
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68% of total Ethereum transaction value controlled by one system
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Documents expose how Hollywood promotes war on behalf of the Pentagon, CIA and NSA
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Attempt to Reverse a $55 Million Ether Heist
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10y ago
As a teenager, my dad confiscated my laptop in the run-up to exams. Unperturbed, I wrote pages & pages of BASIC by hand, though I unfortunately never got around to typing them up...
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The cost of quality
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Strongbox – An anonymous method for you to share tips, information, and files
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The siege of Julian Assange is a farce
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12y ago
Moni (getmoni.com) - London - Visa, full time :: iOS Developer :: Android Developer :: Linux/Devops Engineer :: PHP engineers :: This is a great opportunity to be a part of a growing development team in a London-based mobile start-up,
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12y ago
When I was working in Berlin a colleague mentioned that each employee has to be within a certain distance of a window. Apologies - but I don't have a written source - perhaps someone else can shed some light..
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12y ago
Oh wow - that looks terrible - will fix now! Update: I didn't realise transparency wasn't consistent across browsers/monitors. Is it better now?
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12y ago
Thanks for the feedback :) - can you possibly upload a screenshot for me* so I can see the issue you're having? (It can be a little tricky with the Mailchimp template editor) * e.g. using imgur.com
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12y ago
I'm hoping this one will provide quality content, hence the decision to make it curated. I do agree there is a lot of noise in this space.
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12y ago
I clearly need to make the link more obvious, here is an example: http://goo.gl/8GRHDm
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12y ago
Thanks. What specific info would you find useful/compelling?
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12y ago
Hi all, this is very much an MVP. The idea is to collate up-to-date conversation + best practice, and share with the community. I always wanted something like this, so figured I'd scratch my own itch. Please do feel free to provide cri
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Show HN: A collaborative newsletter for product managers
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Downfall of a once readable blog post
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New smartphone battery can charge in just 30 seconds
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13y ago
We've discussed this in previous threads - but for those reading for the first time - there was no UK law, Cameron circumvented the legal process entirely to introduce these filters. Terrifying.
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13y ago
Background: I spent the last 2.5 years working as a product manager at another payments company. I've integrated Stripe.js in various side projects. I saw first hand what happens when you make a checkout highly customisable (dozens of
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Programming is hard.
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Wearable airbags
(bmwmcmag.com)
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13y ago
This actually is a very scary way for the government to make things happen. The democratic process is for new laws to be debated in the houses. Cameron circumvented this process quite deliberately.
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13y ago
Hi bambax, Not at all - I'm just trying to keep my comments balanced. By drawing attention to the insurmountable obstacles involved in achieving Cameron's stated goal, I would hope people can draw their own conclusions. I personal
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13y ago
Thanks Jack, I've signed up and look forward to continuing the discussion over there.
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13y ago
"Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity." (1) As a UK citizen, I've been very disappointed by this debacle. I suspect that Cameron's heart was actually in the right place (protecting th
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