EdwardMSmith

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by EdwardMSmith 9y ago
The patent and the royalty on Honeycrisp expired in 2008.
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by EdwardMSmith 9y ago
I can give a quote on the sort of roof materials this competes with. I had to have the tile roof on my 1923 house replaced due to a massive hail storm (in roughly 2006). The house's footprint is about 1000 square feet, so not entirely
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by EdwardMSmith 9y ago
Feels like "I love you" all over again.
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by EdwardMSmith 9y ago
"Google Docs" with the real icon and everything.
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by EdwardMSmith 10y ago
This got me thinking - Would it be illegal for Twitter to institute a delay between when Trump's tweet was "Sent" and when it is actually published, and in the intervening time, do something with that information?
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by EdwardMSmith 10y ago
I had (have) an Air, and used it for 3 years until the motherboard died. I used to look at retina screens and wonder what the big deal was - really didn't see that dramatic a difference, sure it was a bit sharper, but the air was fine
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by EdwardMSmith 10y ago
But utterly dwarfed by the cost of an offensive patent infringement lawsuit against a $300+ Billion company.
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by EdwardMSmith 10y ago
Your explicit grant to any patents that Facebook holds that may cover react is terminated. Your license to use react is not terminated ( https://code.facebook.com/pages/850928938376556 ). So, what is the practical upshot
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by EdwardMSmith 10y ago
Any possibility of a higher-end TI or an old HP calculator?
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by EdwardMSmith 10y ago
Heightened visibility of the suit in emergency situations.
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by EdwardMSmith 10y ago
I'd agree that it probably is a real photo, but you're right. It even looks like a digital painting - not just a 3D render. I wonder if the designers picked colors and surfaces that maximize visibility and sharpness underwater fo
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by EdwardMSmith 10y ago
The article is paywalled, but if they are launching from a US Government owned launch facility, they would need permission to use it. They would also need US airspace approval as well. There are probably quite a few other regulations they
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by EdwardMSmith 10y ago
Thank you!
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by EdwardMSmith 10y ago
Which ML course did you take? There seem to be quite a few - any recommendation?
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by EdwardMSmith 11y ago
> I don't want my daughter going into a public restroom that is shared by a man, whether he is dressed as a man or not. Why? What is the underlying reason for that? Is it different if your (hypothetical?) son of the same age might
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by EdwardMSmith 11y ago
You don't need to know everything that the task entails to begin. Surely you can do a first level breakdown of what needs to happen. "First I receive data, then I process the data, then I send the data over there. Ok, to receive t
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by EdwardMSmith 11y ago
> Sometimes I don't recognize that I lack the knowledge/documentation to do something and instead approach it with an "I'm smart and resourceful; I'll figure it out" attitude. By the time I convince myself t
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by EdwardMSmith 11y ago
Unsolicited email with attached document is almost certainly a virus.
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by EdwardMSmith 11y ago
I've experienced the "lip" issue on the Aeron - the transition between the mesh and the hard frame was very uncomfortable for me. I'd also recommend the Leap. It was the first purchase I made when I started working from
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by EdwardMSmith 11y ago
If you're sure that they're pretty much ineffectual, how about proposing that each of you own a license to the software as it currently exists, and can continue to build a company on it - with perhaps a clause that the software ca
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by EdwardMSmith 11y ago
If you start with pre-assembled kits, they're really quite difficult to screw up, and the results are usually quite drinkable. The pre-assembled kits are usually 5 gallon/19 liters, although 1 gallon kits are available as well, b
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by EdwardMSmith 11y ago
Yes, when you run Webpack with the -p (production) flag, as I do in the `deploy`, it minimizes the output: https://github.com/webpack/docs/wiki/optimization
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by EdwardMSmith 11y ago
The result of me doing the same thing is here: https://github.com/edwardmsmith/react-starter I didn't find the webpack stuff to be too overwhelming, and split dev and prod into two webpack files. `npm start` to st
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by EdwardMSmith 11y ago
> Trying to compare and contrast React with WebComponents inevitably results in specious conclusions, because the two libraries are built to solve different problems. WebComponents provide strong encapsulation for reusable components, wh
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by EdwardMSmith 11y ago
Can you give some details about how things blow up in complexity? I've not built a complex app in React yet, so I'm looking for things to watch out for.
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The babel handbook(github.com)
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by EdwardMSmith 11y ago
The single biggest physical improvement to my life was core strengthening. Basically 15 minutes of crunches, plank, and Russian twists every other day. No more back aches at all. I never realized just how much and how constant the back pai
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by EdwardMSmith 11y ago
Local television stations (__not__ networks - although there are a small number, limited by law, of network owned-and-operated local stations - usually the biggest markets), which may or may not be affiliated with a network (CBS, NBC, Fox,
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by EdwardMSmith 11y ago
Was it this one? http://henrysstories.blogspot.com/2011/03/catacomb-part-1-of... This story made a big impression on me when I was a kid.
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by EdwardMSmith 12y ago
This is exactly how I did it with my two. For the most part, I just let "pain" happen. You knew it was going to, and it was hard not to say anything. It didn't always happen, but it usually did. This is stuff like jumping

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