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EternalData
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Comment #16231662
Hey, I work for Springboard -- and you're right about the seven resources. That was a bug, thanks for catching it! We've fixed it so that all resources should link to the right res…
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Comment #15966604
Do you have any insight on the recent change to the TN Economist class? https://www.uscis.gov/news/news-releases/uscis-issues-clarif... It looks like a hanging threat of deportatio…
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Ask HN: Is anybody else affected by this recent ruling on TN Economists?
https://www.uscis.gov/news/news-releases/uscis-issues-clarifying-guidance-nafta-tn-status-eligibility-economists TLDR: If you're here on a TN visa (a NAFTA visa crafted for Canadia…
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Comment #15394086
Early retail investors in ICOs are not going to be very happy with returns down the line I don't think...meanwhile, hedge funds thrive anywhere there is volatility, and crypto is n…
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Comment #15385006
If you're big on America First, why wouldn't you want the best foreign entrepreneurs to come and found great companies that generate American jobs, American taxes, and American pro…
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Comment #15376761
Handy resource -- but like somebody else commented, probably better called a summary of modern JavaScript than a cheatsheet.
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Comment #15374385
Awesome work! More tutorials like this are needed.
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Comment #15367407
I wonder whether Trump's SEC will consider doing the same -- so far, they've been very lax in terms of enforcement (for better or for worse).
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Comment #15359336
I could see this making sense -- TaskRabbit only makes sense if there's economies of scale on the demand side -- I imagine that's hard to generate with the tasks they have on there…
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Comment #15339844
I'm not sure what Uber thinks is so different about what they provide at this point. There's a lot of work in Montreal already on alternatives for Uber -- I'm sure that will contin…
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Comment #15331743
Mutually assured destruction via tweet/policy statement? It's a brave new world we live in :/
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Comment #15326038
A dark trend in a loss of civil liberties -- combined with the all-recording record of electronic devices, this is likely to be an explosively bad combination for those dedicated t…
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Comment #15320857
This feels like a conversation meant to get a veiled point through, perhaps pushed by the same minds behind reevaluating anti-trust around large technology companies: http://www.po…
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Comment #15312453
There's a difference between people who can implement models and those that can create them -- startups could use people who do the former, and many don't actually need the latter.…
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Comment #15305158
This gets back to how innovation is often advanced under military/security circumstances -- it's unfortunate that so much money stems to those reasons for research such that the in…
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Comment #15201739
I don't buy fuel (don't use a car) and aside from the rates set by the electricity provider (essentially a monopoly provider in California) and public transit provider (a city mono…
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Comment #15193846
There's been a lot of work done on the effects of long-term unemployment -- I'd wager that a lack of purpose drives opioid use rather than the other way around...
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Comment #15185556
Are inflationary measures in an age of technological deflation and rapidly shifting consumer baskets still really a valid view into inflation?
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Comment #15177351
If the Industrial Revolution is any analogue, there will be plenty of inter-state wars, revolutions within states and competing ideologies within a few decades... The optimist in m…
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Comment #15169108
A true step to equality, in a truly global sense.
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Comment #15163196
I wonder if there's a comprehensive guide somewhere to maintaining control over your personally identifiable information across all platforms.
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Comment #15156925
Is it just confined to bread? I feel like subsidies/industrial farming have led to a homogenized diet overall -- to the point where it can be hard I think to confine the definition…
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Comment #15149493
"Crazy" is unaddressable. It's a solution that answers any questions that might arise, including questions we might ask of ourselves. The interesting split is to see when something…