dstowell
Re:The Python Package Cache
on Friday March 19, 2021 @05:32PM (#26518326)
UPM's philosophy is to use a lockfile to specify dependency constraints. The first time you press run and UPM guesses which packages satisfy which import statements, those versions are put into the lockfile.
The Python Package Cache
Monopoly allows innovation to flourish
Morale important even after you have millions of dollars
Multiscreen Mad Men: Advertisers talk about interaction
Economic recovery plan for the U.S.
Re:Bluffing Could Be Common In Prediction Markets
on Sunday August 03, 2008 @08:21PM (#265835)
PDF of the actual paper: http://www-personal.umich.edu/~rsami/papers/manip.pdf
Boring Jobs Dull the Mind
Re:Getting hired
on Thursday March 13, 2008 @09:36AM (#135935)
> I spent the next four years waiting for a Green Card
Damn. We have to eliminate that wait.
Legacies undermine merit-based admissions
Re:Ask YC: feedback on my startup
on Wednesday February 20, 2008 @10:55AM (#119746)
Put an example on the front page. Show a site before and after a change, along with the resulting RSS entry. The quality of the diffs will determine whether I want to subscribe.
Biases Against the Creation of Wealth
I Want a New Platform
Re:Corporate Social Networking Startups Attract VC Funding
on Friday August 24, 2007 @02:25PM (#46304)
"The networks are designed to let business professionals exchange information such as business leads, job candidate referrals, and new product ideas, or develop networks for groups of people with similar interests and concerns, such as women."
You know those women, always having the same interests and concerns.
Re:news.ycombinator meetup - Cambridge, MA
on Wednesday August 15, 2007 @09:47PM (#42866)
+1
Re:Henry Blodget: Why Newspapers Are Screwed
on Monday August 13, 2007 @10:50AM (#41935)
The Economist has seen subscriptions rise recently, I think. People who want quality journalism are willing to pay for it.
Re:Inkling guys re-writing their app in Lisp, job posting for an Arc d...
on Sunday April 01, 2007 @10:36AM (#7995)
April Fools'?