IanDrake

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by IanDrake 11y ago
They said they're waiting for hardware for this to actually work. I believe they're waiting for new Intel chips for phones.
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by IanDrake 11y ago
It ties into Azure services. As I understand it, you're not bound to Azure, but it's an easy path from VS Code.
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by IanDrake 12y ago
It seems most likely that another algorithm was looking at the full book and reacted to his spoofing order with it's own orders (that were actually executed) and which accelerated the price downward. This would have tripped algos look
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by IanDrake 12y ago
Pay? Do thy mean total compensation or salary? There are too many stories of CEOs dropping their salary to $1 just to find out later they got huge bonus, stock, and option grants. I don't care how much CEOs make. I do care about the
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by IanDrake 12y ago
>This leads to what seems to be a paradoxical situation. A battery that is more expensive than the average price of grid electricity can nonetheless arbitrage the grid and save one money. That’s math. Missing in the math is logic. If en
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by IanDrake 12y ago
I can't find the case file online and the details in the article are sketchy. There have been cases where used books, worth less than $100, were being sold for over $23 million because two sellers are using the same automated pricing s
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by IanDrake 12y ago
I think it's strange how fear drives people to believe science fiction is real, but hope makes them laugh at the impossibility. We're willing to ban a technology because we fear how it could be used? How is there no discussion ab
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by IanDrake 12y ago
Pretty sure it was clear. Government is lazy and callus about updating regulations regarding to development and testing of prophylactics. Innovative and better alternatives were taken off the market due to said regulations. The commentary
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by IanDrake 12y ago
Before humans, all climate metrics were average with a standard deviation of 0. Weather everywhere was the same year over year, since the beginning of time. There was literally no variation; no floods or famine. It was Eden. Then humans t
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by IanDrake 12y ago
Because paging with an ssd is pretty fast and these machines aren't meant for memory intensive apps anyway.
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by IanDrake 12y ago
You guys know you can walk into a dealership with one car and walk out with another car and a check in your hand right? I'm not sure where this "paid off" straw-man argument comes from. I've driven perfectly reliable ca
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by IanDrake 12y ago
>Poverty is a circumstance, not a value judgment Really? All I see is someone who lacks good judgement when I read that article. I had a Mercedes once and sold it when things got tight. Holding onto an asset like that when you're
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by IanDrake 12y ago
1 - Uhm, not safe. https://www.google.com/search?q=quadcopter+injury&num=50&rlz...
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by IanDrake 12y ago
This is either hilarious or everything that's wrong with the white male dominated world of software.
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by IanDrake 12y ago
I had a rather tough time with an affiliate venture that was a short term success followed by scaling up and ultimately failing. Nothing nearly as seedy as skinny pills, but I ran a service that would alert people when "hot, got to hav
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by IanDrake 12y ago
>Don't be too harsh, it's a hard problem. That's my point. It's a hard problem. Hard problems don't get solved by pretending we know the solution.
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by IanDrake 12y ago
Florine: http://www.newsweek.com/water-fluoridation-linked-higher-adh... Climate Change: http://www.nipccreport.org/ So the question isn't why do people doubt science, but why does the media confuse sc
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by IanDrake 12y ago
I couldn't watch past the first ten minutes. The absurdity of the reporting was too much. Climate change is real, if you're skeptical, you're a denier and you must be funded by big oil. Seems like all this guy has to offer
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by IanDrake 12y ago
Those are rendered with a webview. Nativescript is rendered with native components.
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by IanDrake 12y ago
Visual Studio - As many vertical tab groups as you need.
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by IanDrake 12y ago
Obviously you've never had an issue with your adwords account. I've spoken to someone who's adword budget was 20K a month and even he couldn't get someone to talk to when they suspended his account.
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by IanDrake 12y ago
React Version: http://run.plnkr.co/plunks/Wwgjjpl9NHMO5Nd1TUyN/
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by IanDrake 12y ago
Huh? How so?
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by IanDrake 12y ago
They are transitioning to SAAS. Windows 10 upgrade will be "free for a year", but I take that to mean after a year you'll be paying $10 per month for Windows 10. Office 365 is doing well already.
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by IanDrake 12y ago
Anyone know how input elements might eventually work in this?
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by IanDrake 12y ago
Cool info-graphic, it proves nothing other than a few parent companies own a lot of brands across different food categories. Why? Because no one will buy Pepsi bread or Kraft soda. You have plenty of choices, at least 5 distinct parent co
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by IanDrake 12y ago
I see this a lot these days. Great sub-100 million dollar businesses that fail because investors believe they can make it a 1 billion dollar business.
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by IanDrake 12y ago
This happened in CT when frontier bought AT&T's Uverse customers. It was painful. Switch now if you have an alternative.
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by IanDrake 12y ago
Yeah, we do that in most US states too. At our dump (disposal area) there is a station to donate your bottles and cans to local charities and schools.
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by IanDrake 12y ago
This is pretty cool, but I'm not sure you have a bunch of iOS users complaining about the store. OTOH, if you did this for Windows Phone, you'd probably find some desperate people.

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