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The Politico website on Android has this issue. Can't login so can't read articles. Had to download app, but would prefer web page.

hey guys. love the service. paypal donations are down. wanted to donate and couldn't. just a heads up.

If you've ever tried to hire a developer its pretty clear why they're paid so well. Very good ones are a huge boost to your business and hard to find.

This is a completely reasonable take. You don't have a right to live in a city that requires $50/hr to live comfortably. $21/hr is an amazing pay rate for what is essentially unskilled labor

A version of the gold standard with the dollar pegged to gold for international trade partners was reintroduced in 1945 post WWII and that's what's Nixon suspended. Just like a true gold standard, it put a check on how much dollars the government could print

Makes you pine for Bitcoin

In this case the eletric current creates the magentism though. Turn off power and poof, gravity is back

I'm guessing there is a mechanical failsafe in place, but I want to see test data proving it works before I get in one of these

The following command will allow you to pin (ie. seed/mirror) the site on your local IPFS node if you'd like to contribute to keeping the site up:

ipfs pin add QmT5NvUtoM5nWFfrQdVrFtvGfKFmG7AHE8P34isapyhCxX

This whole time I had no idea vim could autocomplete

To clarify, the emergency spillway is 30 ft below the top of the dam, not 30 ft high

The emergency spillway has never been needed before, so it's never had a chance to be tested by the looks of it

This is the best entrepreneurship TLDR/ELI5 I've come across. Thank you, I plan on quoting this in the future

Anybody know how much it costs them to make one of these deliveries? Is it cost-competitive with a delivery truck?

Is it possible to heat non-leather seats without a fire hazard?

The scikit-learn documentation is solid:

http://scikit-learn.org/stable/

Doesn't Chrome/Chromium already run as multiple processes?

Despite my disagreement with him, Peter Thiel has a right to hold an opinion on which candidate he supports, and the right to donate to the candidate of his choice. It's a presidential election. You can't call it a fair election if as a society, we're threatening to punish people for supporting one candidate over another.

Didn't there used to be a way to flag misleading headlines?

I'm fine with Exxon benefitting from a carbon tax. They have the political clout to push a bill like this through Congress, and it benefits the country as a whole to have carbon legislation in place. Seems like a win-win to me.

Thanks a bunch, I've been looking around for a good data science text to read to get an intro to the field, and this seems like a good place to start.

Anybody else find it suspicious that 2 quanta magazine stories were the top two stories on HN today?