DrHankPym

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   by DrHankPym 15y ago

   I wonder how Google feels about this leak.
2. 62.▲
   by DrHankPym 15y ago

   It's cheaper than litigation and just as predictable.
3. 63.▲
   by DrHankPym 15y ago

   Step One: Learn Bayes' Theorem
4. 64.▲
   by DrHankPym 15y ago

   From what I've mostly seen and read else where, it really looks like Windows 8 is going to a cross between Windows 7 and webOS.
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   by DrHankPym 15y ago

   This is my process for writing anything: 1. Write a first draft. 2. Remove as much filler and redundancy as possible. 3. Fix syntax to match reduced content. 4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 until content is 100% informative. As a writer and program
6. 66.▲
   by DrHankPym 15y ago

   I really liked that quote, too, but what do you mean turned out rather well?
7. 67.▲
   by DrHankPym 15y ago

   How do they figure out who participated in a torrent or not? If they joined the swarm, isn't that entrapment?
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   by DrHankPym 15y ago

   Are you kidding? Playing beta is the best part about Minecraft. The game keeps advancing, and the team blogs and tweets asking for suggestions or new ideas. This is the kind of stuff kids dream about: designing a video game! Honestly, I thi
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   by DrHankPym 15y ago

   I'm really tired so I'm not 100% sure it's exactly linear, but if the bandwidth is around half then you get twice as much usage. So instead of 5 hours it would be 10 hours, which I'm guessing is around 1.4% of the month.
10. 70.▲
    by DrHankPym 15y ago

    Wow, With this arsenal, I need to give Django another try.
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    by DrHankPym 15y ago

    I read somewhere that Backbone was being dropped for Spine. http://maccman.github.com/spine/ Anyone else know anything about this?
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    by DrHankPym 15y ago

    I'm actually very excited about this feature. I feel like George Costanza faced with "worlds colliding" when my family, friends, and coworkers were all meeting each other on my wall. I had to give up the site because I have to keep those li
13. 73.▲
    by DrHankPym 15y ago

    > Even though the American corporate tax rate is 35%, nobody pays that. Is she saying no corporation pays that or just drug corporations?
14. 74.▲
    by DrHankPym 15y ago

    You might not be that far off. Electronic payments are becoming the standard. Banks love electronic payments.
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    by DrHankPym 15y ago

    What really helped me understand Git was this 2-part tutorial that uses Gitk to show how your commits and merges work. Part 1 - http://lostechies.com/joshuaflanagan/2010/09/03/use-gitk-to-... Part 2 - http://lostechies.com/joshuaflanagan
16. 76.▲
    by DrHankPym 15y ago

    I'm still a little unclear with the purpose of this bill. Is this extending a tax to businesses that work with businesses in CA or am I missing the point?
17. 77.▲
    by DrHankPym 15y ago

    Really? I thought it was about building skills by just applying yourself. You don't learn guitar or Ruby in a night. You practice and play with them for years and integrate them into your projects.
18. 78.▲
    by DrHankPym 15y ago

    Don't forget, that line of respect goes both ways.
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    by DrHankPym 15y ago

    You're right that there could be other reasons for BT rates to be falling, but for me, personally, it's exactly what the article says: I prefer to use Netflix over BT.
20. 80.▲
    by DrHankPym 15y ago

    What's the point of an e-reader without e-paper? I don't need my Kindle to play music or surf the web. I have a phone, computer, netbook, and tablet that can do all that. All I want to do with my Kindle is read books on e-paper. Honestly, t
21. 81.▲
    by DrHankPym 16y ago

    This is obviously going to do more harm than good. Why do people always surrender their privacy for security?
22. 82.▲
    by DrHankPym 16y ago

    Honestly, I just don't care anymore. Napster has shown it's face over 10 years ago, so anyone still thinking the same music business model is going to sustain forever is a fool. Hacking a system to create artificial value is not the answer,
23. 83.▲
    by DrHankPym 16y ago

    I don't think it matters how or where you get started in the business, so long as you keep hungry to learn more.
24. 84.▲
    by DrHankPym 16y ago

    Was Data.gov really that expensive to maintain? What is this cut really saving? $20 / month?
25. 85.▲
    by DrHankPym 16y ago

    That's interesting, so by that definition is Facebook still a startup?
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    by DrHankPym 16y ago

    This is why I love Apple. They heavily advertise the iPad during the holiday season, I foolishly purchase one for my parents, and they release a new model three months later. Are they planning to release a new iPad every year or just with e
27. 87.▲
    by DrHankPym 16y ago

    Of course this happens when I buy my parents an iPad for Christmas.
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    by DrHankPym 16y ago

    You're right about the people who always talk about the "high-level" topics and can't code for crap, but I also think that identifying problems is more difficult. Case in point: 42. Who knows how this number was processed? Programming and d
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    by DrHankPym 16y ago

    Because Android is open and developed with the cellular carriers and manufacturers. If they want to add a H.264 chip, why would Google stop them?
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    by DrHankPym 16y ago

    I think he means that no one at Google is going to take the time to answer Gruber's questions. If not, why not?