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by 3825 13y ago
Perhaps they are talking about a shift[1] in focus in how Google makes money from just presenting ads to actually delivering end-to-end shopping/procurement/vending. I know it is already possible with cost per lead and cost per action but "
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by 3825 13y ago
Works on Chrome OS on cr-48/Mario as well.
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by 3825 13y ago
How long has Gmail supported Ctrl + Enter? I agree. It is pretty sweet. Now I can go back and forth between Outlook and Gmail!
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by 3825 13y ago
I actually use tab -> enter to send and I find it quite convenient. Why are people complaining about this when we've all tacitly admitted top posting? IMO bigger problems are that email ought to be plain text by default and replies ough
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by 3825 13y ago
How would you divide your $100 between the POTUS-hopeful, the two Senator-hopefuls, and the House-member-hopeful? Do you hedge and give money to more than one candidate? Do you pool your money together to a pool fund[1]? How is this $100 s
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by 3825 13y ago
Apparently he is a 3rd connection. o.O
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by 3825 13y ago
It is a fingerprint of the file then, right?
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by 3825 13y ago
That looks beautiful. So the hash basically says "I trust this source"? >>The important thing in both cases would be to allow shared caching between sites without forcing everybody to agree on which CDN is the most pleasing. Notice
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by 3825 13y ago
I'd like to believe Chrome* users are usually up to date on version numbers. We could update the library cache on a different schedule from browser updates. Finally, we could fall back to a CDN (with further fall back to your own server?) i
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by 3825 13y ago
Will we see (a few very) popular frameworks like jQuery built into web browsers with the server just declaring what version to use? (I have a feeling that, although I have good intentions, this is a bad idea.) Thoughts?
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by 3825 13y ago
You're more than welcome. One of the few good habits I picked up from using reddit on my phone.
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by 3825 13y ago
This makes sense why American Express automated prompt keeps telling me that "I can see the number you are calling from matches the number on your record" (or something like that). My first thought was how trivial it is to spoof the system.
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by 3825 13y ago
For people on smartphones, here is what tehwebguy wrote: -- Smith: Take an account with a $100,000 balance and reduce it by 2 percent a year. At the end of 50 years, that 2 percent annual charge would subtract $63,000 from your account, a l
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by 3825 13y ago
So instead of paying for health insurance if we get sick, the system promises us that we will pay for managed care all the time. Isn't that the promise of HMO? What is different between a "Medical home"? Do we need government action or do
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by 3825 13y ago
Thank you for your honesty. The final point means that Pocket (never fully understood the name change from Read It Later, perhaps because like you said it supports different media types not just text?) I've never tried instapaper. At some p
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by 3825 13y ago
When you "observe this account and search for anything we can use to get a subpoena", have you not made yourself an agent of the government? You are now looking at client information on request of the government. I'd think that triggers the
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by 3825 13y ago
I know this question is going a little off-topic but what do you dislike about Instapaper? Is there something they can do something to that will help you change your mind?
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by 3825 13y ago
The first and obvious concern might be over using Costco's name.
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by 3825 13y ago
I'd like to give credit to Google where it is due. With takeout, it is very easy to get quite a bit of your information. You already could get your emails by IMAP or POP but still Google set a standard with Takeout :) This makes it possible
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by 3825 14y ago
back to safety takes me to about:blank Does it take you to https://www.google.com/ ?
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by 3825 14y ago
It seems almost obvious that failure to innovate does not lead to a fast crash-and-burn style death. It is the slow decline that they warn you about when they talk about innovate or die. You can innovate and still die as someone pointed out
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by 3825 14y ago
Recording video of someone out in the streets sounds like a fair game. It is a game of diminishing returns though. Personally, I'd like to see greater transparency on how different defense/intelligence/law enforcement agencies spend their m
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by 3825 14y ago
Did you actually expect to raise funds for a kickstarter-competitor on Kickstarter?
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by 3825 14y ago
It does not mean anything until they decide you are not compliant and you need to prove you are compliant. (I've never had to but I'd appreciate insight from people who have)
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by 3825 14y ago
fancy error page now. -- EVERBLOG home Uh oh, we hit an error. You can try refreshing the page, but if that doesn't work you should contact Chris. [link redacted] © 2013 Everblog. All rights reserved.
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by 3825 14y ago
Error 503 Service Unavailable Service Unavailable Guru Meditation: XID: 466590669 Varnish cache server
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by 3825 14y ago
I would not worry too much about people misconstruing greatest common denominator as something "great". At least not here on HN.
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by 3825 14y ago
It has been a convenient excuse for me to not join the gym because my friend found it more convenient to close his bank account and all cards there rather than get Planet Fitness to cancel his subscription. Too bad for me as I could use the
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by 3825 14y ago
I'd put one vote for economics. I only took intro to economics though which one could probably add to the marketing minor requirements.
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by 3825 14y ago
Perhaps I need to think about what I don't like about html-formatted emails. I can't really put my finger on anything. I am not against html when I think about it. It just feels like it is not the right tool for the job. (I know I am doing

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