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Is it really that recruiting is a form of sale, I was truly unaware about it. You can have a look at http://www.showpo.com/
I've been in a very similar position to what you're in now, at university in England and a side project went viral and was making a decent amount of money. In the end I sold it onto someone that gave me a decent offer.

Has to be one of my biggest regrets, I could have paid someone else to support it while I was busy with my education. Perhaps the biggest kick was that the person who bought it didn't really look after the site and it went into decline anyway losing most of it's users.

Selling might be your best option, however be 100% sure before doing anything :)
You can get the help of any search engine. Well You should try shopping here http://www.showpo.com/
At the world cup finals in Hafjell, Norway last weekend, the top guys were hitting 82 kmh (51 mph~) on a open section speed trap. They aren't quite as fast in tighter sections, but still plenty fast.

Here is the helmet cam footage of Josh Bryceland that probably would have ended up winning if he had not overshot the last jump and broken his foot. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XBDpu4-pQhM The speedtrap is at about 2:30.
A few years ago I worked for a small Telco company who provided software for virtual MNOs, and security there was not that, let's say, inspiring confidence.
It is generally a problem with small companies in the Internet and Mobile-services areas that security is only an afterthought. Partially also due to the fact that the protocols which are used are pretty old and do not implement much, if any, security measures.

edit: customers of the company were mostly in eastern europe, middle east and oceania, so maybe that was another reason ;-)
Thanks for the feedback!
We plan to add many features soon, but for now we decided to release a minimal version, so we can prioritize features based on user feedback.
Interesting choice for the featured image.
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If you're feeling left out: http://www.skullysystems.com/
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Just be aware that second hand bike generally have no warranty on the frame. That may or may not be a concern. If you know what you are after getting a bike second hand and getting the parts off it can be a great way to get exactly what you want.

I'd also point out that you can get really good deals on bike when the model year changes over.

(I only do road bikes, but I'm sure it's pretty similar for MTBs).
There's certainly a conflict of interest here.

Government agencies like the DEA benefit greatly from penalization of drugs. And governments hate closing agencies and firing people. Governments love a good fight, a costly one. And governments don't care about efficiency: it could be negative, they'd throw more of our money at it to get results.

But I think we can't reject as a whole that "laws are made to protect the public". Some laws are stupid, when they try to protect you from yourself. Laws that protect you from others' enactments on you are mostly sane. Laws should be restricted to preventing prejudice I think.

Without prohibition, drug dealers could still be prosecuted for not informing customers properly or, in extreme cases, for poisoning their clients. And that's good, because it would mean they'd have responsibility. They'd make their products better, safer... like every other business must do.

Prohibition removes the responsibility argument in favor of a stupid "it's forbidden"... It's like a shortcut that doesn't take you where you wanted.
Interestingly, Wikipedia translates "Nu, pogodi" as "Well, you just wait".
Actually, this phrase is a threat and should be translated something like "I will get you".
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Do you have evidence for this? Statistics? I don't think it is wholly irrational to seek community, as we are social animals; I think that people who join religion can do it for community. What irrational reasons do you know of and what percent of people do it for those reasons?
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Idiomatically, "just you wait!" is a threat. http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/british/just-you-...
Please don't and read about Cryonics [1].

If enough people chose this route, it'll help a big deal.

1. You'll need a much smaller retirement package.

2. You'll help improve this technology (by spending money on it).

3. Who knows about the future?

[1]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cryonics
The ubiquitousness of the assumption that software startup == web startup saddens me.
Imagine where Germany would be today if the US would not have been stealing trade secret, patented designs and other stuff over the last 70+ years.
A lack of a belief in God, Atheism, isn't equal to Naturalism, a belief that there is nothing but what is measurable. There is quite a bit of room between the two.

Many early Christians were called Atheists because they denied the existence of other gods. Yet today they (and others) have forgotten the times before they were a dominant world view. True religious imperialists.
"Having a machine to do it for you, to me, is a natural extension of your mind"

To you, just to you, really.
Thank you, I did not know that.
It is sometimes very surprising to see such identical idioms, while English and Russian languages are so different.
I'm tired? I don't understand this. It's like climbing a mountain and then closing your eyes. Of course you are tired from all the hard work, but now is the fun part. Relax and enjoy the view. I guess the view for this developer is selling the product.
Most ideas, like most anything, are derivative and mediocre. We tend to get a bit too excited about the prospect of game-changing ideas. It leads us to over-praise the merely interesting in embarrassing ways.

Personally, I think we would do well to lower our sights a bit. No golfer specializes in holes-in-one; no baseball player only trains to hit home runs. Similarly, we might do well to focus less on the disruptive big ideas (which too often turn out to be merely over-hyped mediocre ideas), and more on building useful, elegant, cost-effective systems. This will let us do well with merely decent opportunities, and sets us up to really deliver when by chance or talent we come upon one of the great ones.
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Mountain bikes are never in a new condition for long if ridden regularly. You are going to crash it sooner or later and you need to check for damage regularly. A lot of the parts will need overhauling or replacing within 6 months. A well maintained 2 year old bike can be in better condition than a badly maintained 6 moth old one.
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It is too bad they are so helpless and spineless, maybe they will wake up someday.
I'm not sure whether you can call it psychoactive. I think psychoactive substances have an immediate, noticeable effect. Especially at the doses suggested, lithium does not. What do you call psychoactive? Tomato sauce can make me happy, but it's not sensible to call it psychoactive. On the contrary, it is widely reported that lead plumbing causes higher crime levels, lower IQs, and all sorts of bad things. Should we then resign and say we should not mess with the "psychoactive properties" of our drinking water? No, most things in our society are already artificial and engineered to achieve certain ends. I don't see the point in being paranoid about affecting political behavior, first it's something which should first be established, second, people couldn't possibly get more apathetic than they already are.
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An interesting project and i think about a lot of uses for it (save bandwith, avoid timeout etc ...)

thks to make it and i will use it (in go i think).
This is extremely inaccurate.
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Just to clarify: there is not 1 root certificate for all of the TinyCert generated certificates. There are root certificates for every single account. I did this intentionally to ensure that nobody would be careless enough to trust such a root and thus implicitly trust every TinyCert certificate everywhere. Basically, only the people who created their own CA through TinyCert have any business installing their root certificates (and only theirs!) into their browsers.
That's not anything that couldn't be solved with a better designed informational website or app. Those textbooks persist only because someone's making a lot of money from making them required parts of a course.
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I think [Transit][1] by Cognitect addresses this issue as well.

[1]: https://github.com/cognitect/transit-format#caching
As i see it, all the US patent system is invalid with this kind of revelation. They can not claim any original idea any more, because of spying
The whole paragraph that ends the previous section is, to me, more salient than the quoted sentence itself. Haiti is a microcosm of world iniquity, but it is also a very special hell created by the powers that were (and the powers that be). A better way to state the sentence may be "Haiti’s nightmarish vulnerability has to be understood as [the future] trend of global inequality [for all of us]".
Anyone know where I could find the Feynman lecture the author is talking about here:

The best explanation I've found relates to quantum mechanics, in a lecture I read by Richard Feynman at some point.

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In NL if you hit a cyclist as a motor vehicle driver you're in deep trouble.
Unless you're calling BS on the guy's reasons for selling, which he has disclosed in comments, I think there's a fully legit HN story here, above and beyond "app for sale."
I hear British people say the exact same stuff when the get to the US. It's a pretty standard reaction...
The picture in the sidebar (Spiegel cover on the fall of the Berlin wall) is extremely painful in this context.

Millions of Germans that honestly believed they wouldn't be spied on anymore once they were part of the "free" West.
Thinking in terms of nations is something for peasants. The ruling elites don't care about nations. They care about class war. And they are winning it.
If someone steels your iPhone it's not.
Where do you get this idea of lithium making people "docile"? It does not; you may be confusing it with antipsychotic medication. In any case as the comment you are responding to states, these are very low doses, such effects could not occur. Your emotional language of "soulless robots" is really just an uninformed, knee jerk reaction.

I can see why the drinking water suggestion invites paranoia. As the article mentions a solution like adding it to salt could also work.
This is the correct answer. OP, you really shouldn't feel bad about not responding to people emailing you about a free-to-play game.

Besides, most of them are probably just writing to tell you how much they like it, or wanting you to partner with them.

You don't have to answer any of them. Just put up an autoresponder explaining that this is a free game and you're a university student and can't respond to email.

I mean, this is what Google does and many/most people love Google products.
I'm not advocating anstinence. I'm advocating for knowing how much you're actually drinking, and making sure you drink less than "two glasses of wine a day" - note that two glasses of wine maybe the equivalent of five or six drinks a day.

> The overall death rates were lowest among men and women reporting about one drink daily. Mortality from all causes increased with heavier drinking, particularly among adults under age 60 with lower risk of cardiovascular disease.

The article talks about research but misrepresents that research.

While the death rates for people drinking six drinks per days are lower than for people who abstain the rates are higher than for people who drink one drink a day.

And one drink is probably much smaller than people realise: 125 ml wine at 8% ABV is one drink. 175 ml at 14.5% (much more typical of what people actually drink) is 2.5 units; two glasses is 5 units.
Actually I'm trying to create a new datatype for homogenous data types, which is prevents repeating keys that happened in JSON datatype.
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That TechCrunch article is very defensive.
Not necessarily. People would still be killed by accidents, acts of war, etc.

As long as each person contributed only one set of genes on average to the next generation (i.e., two children if each one was with one other partner, one child for full clones) the population would stabilize eventually. At a much higher level, yes, but it wouldn't grow without bound.

I think I read somewhere (but can't source at the moment) that if you got rid of diseases and old age, the average lifespan would be about 400 or so. That's considerably higher, but not true immortality.

All bets are off if we get computer brain backups and those are legally and philosophically accepted as being the "same person".
That's a rather odd thing to believe. As an American, I certainly never felt like I was immune to foreign governments spying on me.

My problem is when my government collects tons of data about my own life and is then able to assemble it into any kind of crime they want. It's the collection of my personal information by my own government and then the use of that information for social control that I don't expect to happen. I would expect other governments to keep a close eye on me, especially if I were to get into a position where I could affect national policy. That is, after all, the role of an intelligence agency. [Insert long discussion about how spying and intelligence agencies have done a lot to prevent many wars.]

Why did they feel this way? Did they feel that freedom somehow meant being left alone by every government on the planet? There was a general understanding that people are in some form of agreement with their own government, right? And that this agreement had absolutely no bearing on any other government, right?
Thanks! Right now this product is just for women. We really want to make a safe place for women to self publish via our content platform and post anonymous questions on our forums amongst a strictly female audience in the hopes to narrow troll behavior. We're even targeting our beta communities based on industry so we can test the mentor matching product in more concentrated subgroups. Audiences and products always have the possibility of change though. For now please just tell your female friends and colleagues to sign up and we'll be sure to connect them with some amazing local women with shared career passions.
>In 1900, about 4 percent of the U.S. population was older than 65. Today, 90 percent of all babies born in the developed world will live past that age.

This comparison is a bit fishy, isn't it? The 4 and 90 don't have much to do with each other, since the age at which people die isn't taken into account. Even if everybody lives past 65, if they all die at 66, only 1/66th (or 1.5 percent) of the population is older than 65.
I disagree. There is a market for supplements, as long as they walk a careful line of avoiding the promise of any medical benefit. Lithium could be sold this way, in low dosages ("Lithia Springs water"), but it's probably not allowed? I remember that 7-up once contained lithium, but it was banned, even though the amount was very small.

BTW: There is indeed an annoying level of unnecessary downvoting going on.
Thanks a lot for that! In my current project there are quite a few Polish people, so I always thought it would be nice to learn a bit of the language.

So far we're only picking up the swearwords, so this may be a good complement.
I don't know a lot about this topic as I started getting into it recently, but I think the purpose of this is more of a study than an actual solution ready for commercialization.
Oh, a "bitcoin server".
I've been working writing a Python API client for the undocumented web APIs being used by Microsoft on the Xbox one. It came about as I wanted to work with the game clips people have been recording but didn't want to give passwords to the only other similar project I'm aware of, who turned it into a webservice and charge per usage.

It's MIT licenced, repo https://github.com/buttscicles/xbox
whoa...stop the presses..

You tried to kill yourself after a conference??

Listen, you need to stop programming for a bit and get some professional counselling IMMEDIATELY...admitting you actually tried to kill yourself in a public forum is a huge red flag.

Please, put all this stuff on the back burner and take care of your issues...
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Also, narrow/wide chain rings, clutch derailleurs and a far greater range of available gearing options has advanced the entire drivetrain compared to 5, 10 years ago...and lets not forget all the advances in disc brake technology over the years.
Thanks for your feedback! We'll definitely make some changes soon.

>For this site, I could have used a sortable and searchable data table that let me both browse, search, and communicate on one page.

Can you please elaborate on this? Do you mean sort of personalized dashboard?

> I gave up finding what I was looking for

Our plan is that: you say us what are you looking for and we take care of everything else. After we filled in the tags in profile, you can click on "My Recommendations" and we also send you email messages when find something intresting for you.
Yeah uhm, you might not want to cause any trouble if you have 200+ US army installations in your country http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_Army_inst...
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Remember, every day you're out there doing things you love is a victory. Do whatever is best for yourself. I agree with others, maybe you should just put the game on rest and do something else for a while.
As people have already mentioned, quantum mechanics isn't needed for understanding wave interference, but as you've asked:

The Feynman Lectures on Physics can be found online here, you probably want to read part Ⅲ.

http://www.feynmanlectures.caltech.edu/
This will strain the US-German relationship even further.
Take a look at this: http://www.staticgen.com/

> node.js compatible hosting looks expensive for my purposes

DigitalOcean offers node.js-ready VPS for $5/month
A full suspension bike under $1000 is garbage, I agree, but you can get plenty of capable hardtails for < $1000. Personally I cut my teeth on a $750 steel hardtail, and I would regularly be passing douchebags on $5000 full suspension bikes who had absolutely no need for that kind of hardware.
Perhaps the NSA can provide an NSA+ Login Service. Things would be much more efficient that way.
Get a good hard tail 29er with disc breaks. Get the best frame you can afford, you can replace components. Get the bike shop to do a proper fit.
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We love Sandwich video. We at Veed.me (http://www.veed.me) help startups with low budgets as well - get an affordable and awesome videos. For a budget between 3k-10k we had great companies like Waze, Jawbone, Check, WeChat and many SMB's getting their great video.

Also - it's free to list a project.

Sandwich video are f* awesome, but not every startup can get a video there.
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Bandwidth issues can be solved well with msgpack too.
Actually, on a polish fantasy convention Polcon Dukaj told a story about the attempted translation of "Lód". Hea gathered a group of seven people, Polish to English translators, russophiles, cultural experts and what not. He said, that after two days they gave up after not being able to agree on the first page. The historical and cultural baggage this book carries is just too great to be even remotely translated into english, although he also mentioned that there is a steggering amount of pirate translations into russian.
I occasionally use about three of their APIs. Really good stuff.

Take a look at the semantic API that provides NYT's controlled vocabulary for entities.
I second the Diaspora recommendation, but I found Permutation City even more mind-expanding. It's not such a cohesive story as Diaspora, but the sheer amount of big ideas crammed into that little book is amazing.
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Two words: Project Euler.
Máirín Duffy's blog post on the book with the background, two formats, source, licensing, etc.

http://blog.linuxgrrl.com/2014/04/16/the-selinux-coloring-bo...
> a strictly female audience in the hopes to narrow troll behavior

Be interesting to see if it works.

One of these trolls making threats of sexual violence was a woman: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/twitter/10595669/Twitt...
Germany is doing very nicely when it comes to GDP, balance of trade, making progress on renewables and plenty of other metrics. The USA? Don't they just print money?

The kids at school that work out their own homework go on to do well. The kids that copy from others don't really succeed too brilliantly. Those that copy are a step behind.

In terms of innovation, I don't see American goods as anywhere near as polished as their German counterparts. I would take the lowest spec. German car over any American car in current production without hesitation. The same applies to white goods and even cakes!
And just to get at the topic of anti-establishement satire in poish literature, the prime example has always been Janusz Zajdel. Especially his late two most aacknowledged works, "Limes Inferior" and "Pardyzja" primarily depict totalitarian, dystopian systems and the means of people to game them. It is a great shame that he has been taken by cancer at a relatively young age because the world view he presented in his books was darker and more bitter compared to Lem.
Lithium is naturally occurring? Wiki seems to suggest otherwise.
This article disappeared from the german frontpage of Spiegel.de very quickly :)