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Dnguyen
13y ago
I see that the police patrol your neighborhood pretty often. Also, the other question to ask, if possible, is how many times they spotted stolen cars, expired plates, and "criminal" cars in your neighborhood? With that data, I thi
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13y ago
The Fed took 60 because those are the ones belong to Dotcom. They probably need to jump through more hoops to take the 630 leased ones. So they didn't bother.
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Wired already written about PRISM last year.
(wired.com)
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I wonder if they found an exploit for Bluetooth. Newer cars have this feature so the owner doesn't have to use the key. If the Bluetooth service has access to the On Board Diagnostic (OBD), it can get to a lot of the car's info and comman
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Dnguyen
13y ago
Can I build a generator on top of this? Since it's a metal object, I just need to build some magnetic rings along the way, et voila!
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13y ago
What happens when a not-so-good doctor charges very cheap and start a price war? Or to make it affordable, the doctor cuts corners? Who's to tell the doctor to what to do? Who watches the watchmen?
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13y ago
I didn't see any mention of tables in the doc. Does this means it's outside of the "good enough" range? Table extraction would be a great feature.
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14y ago
I got an old Craftman garage motor. It has the torque I'm looking for. I got a LifeGear rowing machine on Craigslist for $50. I like this one because the seat and track is used for the leg exercise, moving the leg back and forth. The ex
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14y ago
My mom had a stroke recently and is paralyzed on the right side. I'm using the Raspberry Pi to make her an exercise machine to keep her from muscle atrophy.
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I think it's time you go find yourself another place to work. People like these will only hinder your growth. Find some place that have people smarter than you so you can learn from them. Don't forget to mention how you feel about this in
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14y ago
I started selling on eBay a year ago. The problem I have with eBay was that they only allowed me to list 50 items to start with. I had close to 2000 items. I pretty much had to beg and beg them every month to increase my limit. A year late
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15y ago
http://www.topcoder.com/
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I have a couple of friends who are oral surgeons. There are many pain points in the software and process they use. Being in the field, I'm sure you can find some start up ideas to alleviate the pain? I'd suggest start with what you know and
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15y ago
If anyone just blindly put money into a company, they're just as well flip a coin. One has to do due diligent and weight the risk versus reward. And even after putting money into a company, one must constantly evaluate its performance. Usin
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15y ago
A long time ago when Apple was trying to get into the schools, I was in a typing class. Being a shy kid, I didn't get a typewriter in the middle of the class. I got the Apple ][ in the corner to practice typing with. My sister was in high s
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15y ago
My rule of thumb is to invest in companies that make products that many people use. Look around you, how many people use FB?
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15y ago
Maybe it follows closely because people check their values on KBB and use KBB values to list?
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Expiring domains
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15y ago
I'm surprise no one mentioned stocks and real estate investments. Those are, in some ways, gambling as well. I know many people who have no idea what they are doing and just blindly follow someone's advise and lost their money. I think at t
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15y ago
My first home computer was an Amstrad 64, I was using an apple at school. My sister and I checked out a book from our library and started typing in all these BASIC instruction. Yes, a whole thick book was the listing of the source code for
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15y ago
Anyone thinking of the implication regarding terrorists? Now they don't even have to be in the cars! Set it up somewhere and let them go. It's scary!
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15y ago
No, I was not sleepy. In fact, I was very focused as I wanted to make sure all the tasks for my day job got taken care of so I don't have to take work home. It was the drive that kept me going. I wanted to make something. I really wanted t
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15y ago
It's not easy and glamorous as the highly publicized ones you and I read about. I started a project last year and every night after putting my son to sleep, then I start my project work. Most nights it's from 11pm until 2-3am. Then up at 8a
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I have a project that was started last year. We tried for YC but didn't make it. My team got burned out and now it's stopped. Our mission was to make mobile advertising more effective and connect the advertisers with the audiences. The adve
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16y ago
Before "just start building something", I recommend taking some project and start tweaking it to see how/what changes affect the app. Set some break points and trace through to see how the message (selectors) works. This get you used to loo
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16y ago
https://convore.com/yc-s11-apps/yc-rejects-hangout/
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16y ago
congrats!
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16y ago
http://farseerphysics.codeplex.com/
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16y ago
I'd fix the scammer issue.
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16y ago
We're on Convore, come join us!
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