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by pallandt 12y ago
There's a notice on their website homepage, something about a 3rd party's services being down, although not worded very politely. I presume lots of other people attempted to contact them about it. PS: Are you with Trilab by any ch
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by pallandt 12y ago
The healthiest approach is to make time for side projects or other non-software related hobbies you may have. You're being unrealistic. Try lowering your expectations of other people and if you can't find complete fulfillment in y
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by pallandt 13y ago
Some free protocols, but most are not/are available on a subscription basis, but http://www.springerprotocols.com/ could be a much suitable alternative. However, I'm sceptical that your company hasn't heard o
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by pallandt 13y ago
There's already Springer Protocols ( http://www.springerprotocols.com/ ), not free, but IMHO, universities and research facilities already have it better than whatever free alternative may come up in the future. This is
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by pallandt 13y ago
Can you deal with Python? This is free and available on-line as just a regular static site. ( http://interactivepython.org/courselib/static/pythonds/index... ). From what I could tell, it's the full versio
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by pallandt 13y ago
You should consider listing the topics it helps you cover, I think it would be a great selling point and help convert visitors to buyers faster. I noticed one of the slides (not the 1st) contains a blurry phone image in the right corner wit
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by pallandt 13y ago
This is only vaguely scientific and that only in the beginning of the article. It then progressively reads more like some excited, clueless retelling of other people's psychotic-like experiences. I can't even begin to understand t
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On 'familiarity' (or How to avoid 'going down the Math Rabbit Hole'?)(math.stackexchange.com)
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by pallandt 13y ago
For anyone else wondering on what types of cancer this might work on, from [1]: Q: Which cancers will 9DS work on? A: We don't have a definitive answer, but initial tests show that it's strongest against some forms of renal (kidne
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by pallandt 13y ago
If I remember correctly Elsevier's rules, in case the article is from a subscription-based journal (non-open access) they retain copyright to the final published peer-reviewed & formatted article. The author is allowed to share the
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by pallandt 13y ago
I think it's possible it might've happened although I don't know a specific case. I have read about several instances of gamers having died as a result of prolonged sitting and developing deep vein thrombosis though. Here is
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by pallandt 13y ago
I don't know anyone personally that uses LinkedIn as a medium for establishing a friendship. People already have Facebook for that, or even Twitter, Tumblr, Google+ and so on. I generally never turn down connection requests from Linked
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by pallandt 13y ago
They're charging for convenience and the ability to download a tutorial in pdf format, it's not like user experience is sabotaged for everyone. Assuming they don't get enough revenue from advertising, it's a decent monet
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by pallandt 13y ago
I think the big problem with PHP is the fact that you can find so many tutorials online still not having caught up with current practices, not just in terms of language updates or security, but in terms of software engineering. Not knowing
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by pallandt 13y ago
If you were to start with a nearly blank slate in regards to your PHP knowledge + Laravel as a framework for example, throw in Composer, learning about Eloquent ORM and so on, you'd likely be facing the same reaction. I'd like to
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by pallandt 13y ago
Sigh ...I'll probably have to do it in LESS as well. Do you have any tips on good typography mixins for LESS, if any? I'd miss Compass and Typeplate very much if I end up switching. Thanks to everyone that replied btw.
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by pallandt 13y ago
Wonderful, perfect timing. I've tried hard to stay away from Bootstrap for various reasons, but I really need to use it for a project I'm working on currently. Can someone more familiar with its history (and planned future) please
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by pallandt 13y ago
You're overestimating and underestimating a lot of things at the same time. $150k is not 'tiny' by any measure, raising this much from family alone would mean you have a pretty well-off and trusting, loving family to begin wi
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by pallandt 13y ago
I think the URL was changed, it used to be this one if I remember correctly: http://www.slate.com/articles/life/inside_higher_ed/2013/11/... I saw this post on the /newest page earlier today.
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by pallandt 13y ago
I imagine pg has more pressing matters to deal with. Better email info@ycombinator.com instead if you need something deleted. A YCombinator employee confirmed to me recently that this is the address to contact in case you absolutely have to
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Black Friday and Cyber Monday book/ebook deals and $1 selected Elsevier titles
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by pallandt 13y ago
Thanks for doing this, Zed!
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by pallandt 13y ago
You should comment with a list of skills, maybe either a fellow HN-er offers you a job, or knows someone else that might be able to. It's close to Christmas guys, help this person if you can. Edit : Also, I noticed you said you&#x27
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by pallandt 13y ago
Soo...lots of responsibilities and a warning to probably not expect an adjusted salary to match them ('Annual Salary: Negotiable, but you should know up front we’re not a terribly money-motivated group'), with these 2 as a minimum
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50% OFF No Starch Press books only today with code GIBLETS(nostarch.com)
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by pallandt 13y ago
It's rare (unfortunately), but Dr. Jeffrey Leek isn't the 1st proponent of sharing raw data, or otherwise a believer in reproducible results. Dr. Eamonn Keogh has made very important contributions in data mining and is also a huge
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by pallandt 13y ago
They seem to be currently worth more than $1 million USD though. Maybe the USD equivalent was chosen for the title because more people would be able to immediately relate to it as a value.
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by pallandt 13y ago
This is very, very pleasing visually.
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by pallandt 13y ago
2 possible situations I can think of, based strictly on 'Among their discoveries was a particular transfer to an account controlled by Mr. Ulbricht from another that had been created in January 2009, during the very earliest days of th
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by pallandt 13y ago
Were you being sarcastic? I've heard this before and it's usually considered that once someone gets married/has a family of their own, they simply will have to devote much less time to their profession/'hobbies&#x27

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