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The Robot Apocalypse Is Coming, Just Not in the Way You Think(loveandragemedia.wordpress.com)
1 points by dlf 11y ago|0 comments
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by dlf 13y ago
Very cool. I was doing a pretty straightforward website a few months ago that I would've used something like this for if I knew about it. It would be helpful if there were a page on the site that described how it works in more detail,
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by dlf 13y ago
I liked that part where I made the character dance.
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by dlf 13y ago
Wouldn't an electronic receipt serve that purpose just as well?
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Ask HN: Can we kill the receipt?
1 points by dlf 13y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: Pace of life post startup
6 points by dlf 13y ago|3 comments
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by dlf 13y ago
FWIW, as a non e-commerce person, I always read POS as "piece of shit," so this did make me chuckle at first read ...carry on.
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by dlf 13y ago
netvibes.com
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by dlf 13y ago
Np. Would love to hear about your travels. Feel free to ping me for more ideas/details. I've traveled pretty extensively in Central America and Southeast Asia, and a bit in Europe.
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by dlf 13y ago
Huh. Never had any trouble there and I stayed out every night. Maybe I just looked like a enough of a sloppy backpacker, although I don't think I was traveling with valuables and it's hard to store a laptop in board shorts and a v-neck. I'm
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by dlf 13y ago
San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua is spectacular. For something a little more remote, Cahuita, Costa Rica is great too and is not far from the surfing mecca of Puerto Viejo. I bet you can find wifi in either spot, at least in San Juan del Sur and
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by dlf 13y ago
The estate, just like with other private debt.
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Companies Can Tie Worker Health Premium Cost to Wellness(bloomberg.com)
1 points by dlf 13y ago|0 comments
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by dlf 13y ago
Public loans are discharged upon death, so there's that. Private loans are not though, and there can still be tax consequences for public loans. I think the most important theme to this article, aside from the individual story of debt and i
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Giving Up Paying Off $186,000 Student Loan Debt(businessinsider.com)
38 points by dlf 13y ago|88 comments
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by dlf 13y ago
Thank you for the insightful response to a comment that frankly felt a bit baiting. I admire how you're approaching the problem at HireArt, and am thankful that the current wave of disruption in education should hopefully keep society from
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by dlf 13y ago
I think it's a failed attempt to set up a poll by the OP.
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Application deluge for high-tech visas forces lottery(latimes.com)
2 points by dlf 13y ago|0 comments
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by dlf 13y ago
I've heard that companies will sometimes pay candidates they know/like to go to one of these programs to learn to code. Seems a bit risky, but I'd like to hear whether someone has had success doing something like this.
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by dlf 13y ago
hackdesign.org ...hands down.
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Has anyone ever sponsored or been sponsored for Dev Bootcamp, or the like?
5 points by dlf 13y ago|2 comments
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by dlf 13y ago
Awesome. Maybe now high school computer courses will consist of more than how to make PPT presentations.
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by dlf 13y ago
Ha! That's an awesome analogy, and I've definitely felt that way as well. I would say just the online courses I took (Udacity, Code Academy, Zed Shaw's Learn Python the Hard Way) gave me the context to understand better, and even chime in o
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by dlf 13y ago
While I think learning to code is a great thing, I don't know that it will necessarily be the fastest/best path to understanding the core of your products. I'm also non-technical (coming from a legal background as well), and while the proce
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by dlf 14y ago
The bit teaching kids to farm seems like a straw man regarding what is most important to learn. Learning to farm and learning to code are not mutually exclusive, and may even require overlapping skills (manipulating an environment with a gi
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Startup Founders: Chill Or Get Help(techcrunch.com)
1 points by dlf 14y ago|0 comments
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Bitcasa ends beta. Introduces pricing on Tuesday.(sendgrid.com)
1 points by dlf 14y ago|0 comments
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by dlf 14y ago
I'd have to guess that there are significant costs associated with producing a commercial for the Super Bowl, and I'd have to think SodaStream had some sort of arrangement with CBS to air the ad, perhaps even paid for a Super Bowl spot. Eve
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by dlf 14y ago
I like this a lot and might even use it myself. That said, the link generated is much too long for sharing, esp on Twitter, but probably anywhere. I'm guessing its a known issue though.
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by dlf 14y ago
Also, add a favicon... easily overlooked, but very helpful to have.

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