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by sappapp 7y ago
> Built by one senior engineer who’s not done mobile apps and a bunch of folks who were very recent code academy graduates. I would love to hear from one of these folks! I have so many questions.
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by sappapp 7y ago
No one has provided evidence of this either. But, if the evidence is presented it still doesn't prove that there is a conflict of interest.
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by sappapp 7y ago
Thanks! TIL
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by sappapp 7y ago
You're right. I edited it to "implying."
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by sappapp 7y ago
You are implying that the app developer, the Buttigieg campaign, former Hillary Clinton staffers, and the DNC are working together in bad faith. Along with the context of the article, you are implying that there is a connection between the
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by sappapp 7y ago
Do you have a source?
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by sappapp 7y ago
As far as I know, all of it. The commenter hasn't provided any sources, and I can't find any evidence of a conflict of interest. As it stands, this is a blatant attempt to discredit the app developer, the Buttigieg campaign, and t
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by sappapp 7y ago
No there isn't. The person running things in Iowa stated to the press that there is no evidence of a security issue, only a technical issue.
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by sappapp 7y ago
Yeah, you're right! The Buttigieg campaign should have withheld that 100K until Shadow successfully rigged the Iowa caucus.
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by sappapp 7y ago
Both. Shadow provides peer to peer engagement software, which is being used by the Buttigieg campaign. Just because the same software is being used in Iowa doesn't mean there is a conflict of interest. https://shadowinc.io&#
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by sappapp 7y ago
This is a conspiracy theory. Please don't amplify this disinformation. There is no proof anything this commenter is stating has anything to do with the issues in Iowa. https://twitter.com/alexstamos/status/122
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by sappapp 7y ago
The paper does not use the phrase “benefits whites.” Interpreting the paper as such is a racist interpretation. You would do well to read the paper.
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by sappapp 7y ago
No it does not. I just reread the opening paragraph three times and there is no comparison being made to AA. Did you not read the paper?
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by sappapp 7y ago
It’s hypothesized that intermittent fasting is a natural mechanism. This article is a good introduction: https://lifeapps.io/fasting/a-beginners-guide-to-intermitten...
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by sappapp 7y ago
Considering how experienced Slack appeared to be with Elasticsearch by 2017, why did they choose Solr for search?
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by sappapp 8y ago
Facebook's platform allows outside parties to target users based on that data.
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by sappapp 8y ago
Average clickbait
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by sappapp 9y ago
You have some serious thinking to do
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by sappapp 9y ago
Same here
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by sappapp 10y ago
Try reading fiction before bed. I used to spend time thinking about code before sleep. The long term effects is the larger problem. Not giving your mind time to do something else will eventually lead to burn out. Credits to Tim Ferris for t
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by sappapp 10y ago
Julian Assange has addressed this issue many times.
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by sappapp 10y ago
No record of pressed charges as of this morning. Seems more likely to be a media redirection of his meltdown with Tucker Carlson.
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by sappapp 10y ago
Trying to keep the conversation away from his meltdown w/ Tucker Carlson
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by sappapp 10y ago
Hierarchical clustering?
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by sappapp 10y ago
Then stop using spring. Don't get sucked into the vortex of using overhyped tools that require consultant engagements to fix production bugs.
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by sappapp 10y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by sappapp 10y ago
I work on a small team. We use Mesos and it works for us.
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by sappapp 10y ago
I would like to see the rest of the confusion matrix. Accuracy is great, but false positive are bad for everyone.
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by sappapp 10y ago
Here is a direct link the to recording hosted on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/ycombinator/how-to-build-the-future-m...
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by sappapp 10y ago
I assume so as well. This algorithm is outlined by the stable marriage problem for those that are interested.

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