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Comment #14612006
exactly the same thing happened to me with Litecoin on GDAX. They sold off my entire holdings for $0.01 - $0 after fees. At the time LTC was trading for something like $25/LTC. It …
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Comment #13364536
TLDR; Northern hemisphere:definitely, Southern:Maybe. It's in cygnus, which is always visible in the northern hemisphere, and visible in a lot of the southern hemisphere low on the…
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Comment #13364467
yeah, nice to see PMD still getting some love. A very well implemented tool that just does what it does awesomely well.
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Comment #13199995
Because the orbital ship is structurally unable to cope with higher atmospheric density so must be assembled and maintained at altitude and never go below the height of the station…
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Comment #13198245
Why bother with the rocket? It sounds mad, but you can actually just send the balloon. to orbit... http://www.jpaerospace.com/atohandout.pdf
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Comment #13026782
I honestly couldn't finish this. Who exactly is comparing today's startups to the manhattan project? Yes many projects are aiming for more ad clicks, but so what? In the 30's movie…
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Comment #12221197
Depends on context. In the early days many s100 users assembled the boards themselves and doubtless wouldn't have blinked any eyelid at hacking 8080/z80 bios code if they needed to…
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Comment #12163762
From the history page: 2007-06-12 – Project start It's pretty cool seeing these long lived projects going from strength to strength
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Comment #11919373
For context, this launch cost around $60mil and carried $200mil of satellite (spacenews http://spacenews.com/spacex-successfully-launches-2nd-pair-o... ) Spacex are aspiring to a 3…
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Comment #11646535
More like a Pepsi can with a bloody big brick in the bottom 9*470 kg merlins). Main threat to stability would seem to be wind, but doesn't seem to be the case in practice
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Comment #11632519
First rule of the Internet : all comment threads tend towards comparison to hitler. Multiply by 20 for YouTube.
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Comment #11560057
Not sure about that with the HN audience. I have only the most passing interest in biology and aging research but I automatically made the association.
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Comment #11466785
Amazing technology, but we are finding it a little limiting in production. True and False values are good, but we're finding that often the data value is in an in between state. We…
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Comment #10645546
Wow tough crowd :( I for one appreciated it. Good actionable advice with minimal bs. There's a pint waiting for you next time you're in London.
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Comment #10203567
Are you doing model driven development for the contract - building the contract artifacts first (e.g. the wsdl/wadl/whatever) and generating documentation and some of the code off …
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Comment #9981800
Meeting clients is more about freelancing, and some of the meetup groups are useful for networking there. For contracting I'd say the majority of people use jobserve. They advertis…
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Comment #9905743
have a look on jobserve and see what comparable contract rates are. As a contractor in the uk market for 15 years, 3k per week is unrealistic outside of banking. Universities are r…
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Comment #9905708
length of program: ...in general no more than two feet of teletype printout. Teletype feet as a unit of cyclomatic complexity is retro-cool.
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Comment #9888684
Except the term "web service" is just as overloaded as "API" - its got the very specific old school meaning of a SOAP/WSDL API which typically isn't exposed as a service on the web…