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admay
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Comment #22067147
Living in lower NYC and being an avid snowboarded, there has been a profound difference in the snow season in the area over the past 10-15 years (I'm only 26) that I've noticed. 10…
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Comment #21994235
> leave That's not always an easy thing to do.
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Comment #21993205
I'd like to just add a +1 to this. I had a tough time finding some good code examples and would love to see a small example of code in the readme. Something beyond a hello world, p…
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Comment #21935245
My dad is good with computers and has a great online-bullshit radar. My mom and aunt are god awful though. My aunt fell for a 'virus scan' scam recently and the fallout was kind of…
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Comment #21316383
I'm not going to say much about OS's. I will say Elementary OS looks a bit like Mac OS. It's Ubuntu based, so you can get support all over the place. Not my cup of tea but I did st…
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Comment #21205170
Free market yo. Gitlab has free private repos I think, can't remember. But I do remember enjoying using it while I did
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Comment #21205096
And misleading
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Comment #21183047
I have an external hard drive with some games and stuff to watch on it along with important contact and personal info. I also keep a copy of personal info on a USB drive, just in c…
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Comment #21182999
I feel like this can also be achieved with a Puppy Linux USB stick, a lightweight laptop, a charger, and a power source. If I'm around and able to make it, one of my laptops will p…
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Comment #18657716
http://www.catb.org/esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
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Comment #18450824
$89,9080 donated so far. Impressive.
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Comment #18417897
My book bags. I put a lot of though and time into finding the perfect setup. I have one that I use for daily commuting and hiking. I have another that I use as a shooting range bag…
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Comment #18417492
What does that say about all of the additional gun restrictions and laws passed recently?
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Comment #18417112
In the same sense, some projects never end because your PO/manager won't let you finish them. I've had a handful of projects that were supposed to make it at least to MVP phase tha…
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Comment #18400002
QA testing is a pretty low barrier to entry gig. It's not exactly exciting work but it'll pay 50k+ per year and is a full time job usually (so benefits). The job will vary dependin…
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Comment #18392071
So the criteria for this to work is that a word needs to be all of the following; 1. A proper noun representing a place (Buffalo, NY) 2. A verb (to buffalo, to bully or harass) 3. …
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Comment #18382845
Click the button and PRAY this thing doesn't load any sketchy code
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Comment #18363655
Here's an idea, if you don't like working for Google, don't work for Google!
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Comment #18356057
The orange is yellow. Great color pallet though, it's really easy on the eyes for the most part. I'm not that into frontend dev, I mostly stick with backend and devops so for me, w…
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Comment #18354905
Your suggestion that large companies ought to be "bound by law" implies regulations by the government. Whether or not that is your intention is still up in the air. However, if the…
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Comment #18276611
Check out UI/UX design and development. Web development in particular. It isn't quite mathematically charged like data science is but it's a great way to build tools to visualize d…
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Comment #18274716
If you're going to change the title, it should be, "How to leverage the Google search DSL"
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Comment #18252063
Who cares?
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Comment #18224896
Maybe Paul Allen?
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Comment #18224887
Apparently, the element appears when someone notable has passed away https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14119021