MRSallee

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by MRSallee 12y ago
> How can anyone claim with a straight face that America is a nation were inter-racial violence is understood in terms of its historical roots too much... Who did?
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by MRSallee 12y ago
Yes, it's very good and the title is topically accurate. What's the problem?
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by MRSallee 12y ago
A couple of years ago, I locked myself out of the house. I called a locksmith, who showed up at the house surprisingly quickly. After spending a number of minutes fiddling with some impressive-looking lock picks and exercising what must be
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by MRSallee 12y ago
As a motor vehicle enthusiast, I think it's important to distinguish "real noises intentionally amplified by physical audio routing" and "electronic recordings or audio processing played through speakers." I don&#x2
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by MRSallee 12y ago
> So, would it really matter if you are hiring someone who doesn't remember the difference between .call and .apply off the top of their head? Though this posting has a lot of suggested questions, it's missing this: What should
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by MRSallee 12y ago
What are you talking about?
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by MRSallee 12y ago
Yes, like ham sandwiches, since the Board of Supervisors has not yet passed a law to legalize them.
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by MRSallee 12y ago
> The problem with Airbnb business,is that Airbnb soclializes the risk.Airbnb doesnt risk anything,hosts do. Like Craigslist. And Ebay. And Etsy. And all these other fantastic platforms that let people generate money / increase prod
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by MRSallee 12y ago
Like ham sandwiches? unregulated ≠ illegal
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by MRSallee 12y ago
"San Francisco legalizes Airbnb" Uh, was it illegal before?
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by MRSallee 12y ago
It's not just that "hyperlapse" is a pre-existing word (despite my spell-check underlining it right now), but that "hyperlapse" is exactly what this app does. Microsoft did not invent hyperlapse last week. They show
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by MRSallee 12y ago
Microsoft did not coin the term. http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperlapse
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by MRSallee 12y ago
Obviously I have the benefit of hindsight, but... I don't think it's a matter of waiting for the right guys (e.g. Apple) to crack the smart watch and make it a hit. Not that Apple couldn't, but I think that's looking at
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by MRSallee 12y ago
When life is a virtual reality...
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by MRSallee 12y ago
> ... the claim, then, is that the smarter you are, the more false assumptions you hold ... I disagree, the claim wasn't that smart people are wrong more often. But that smart people, even when they are wrong, are too good at ration
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by MRSallee 12y ago
> Like number 31 price is a bit off but Telco bundle pricing makes it pretty much correct. In 2014 dollars, that $250 is nearly $400.
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by MRSallee 12y ago
I used to live on the other side of the lake from Seattle, and there too the winters were worse for the "greyness and lack of sunlight for months and months" than for the rain. Usually enough that I'd still rather cab a mile
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by MRSallee 12y ago
Was really hoping this was commentary on freeway lane choices and people instinctively moving left into the "fast lane" even when they have no one to pass. It's a passing lane, not a fast lane.
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by MRSallee 12y ago
Rains a lot in London.
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A better interface for Kindle(medium.com)
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by MRSallee 13y ago
> Letting incumbents under-utilize valuable real estate is a bad policy. If the value of the property increases, there is incentive for owners to sell. If a developer wants to "utilize valuable real estate," is it not better th
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by MRSallee 13y ago
What car-owning scenario is comparable to government driving someone out of their home via unaffordable tax assessment?
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by MRSallee 13y ago
I'm only superficially familiar with Agile. I feel this piece isn't very specific -- specifically, what benefits of Agile are being missed and why? I like the Cargo Cult analogy, and the author paints a fairly clear picture of wha
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by MRSallee 13y ago
html { font-size: 1vw; } p { width: 70rem; font-size: 1.6rem; }
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by MRSallee 13y ago
You both mentioned being able to do side projects. Do US visas prohibit that?
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by MRSallee 13y ago
Definitely in the right direction. I've never thought long about solving for car interfaces, but I'd probably keep a more visual interface around and build it with these shortcuts in mind -- a basic point and touch interface for n
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by MRSallee 13y ago
I've been using Brackets to prototype things for al out a year and love it. I design in code much more often than in Photoshop or InDesign or whatever, and Brackets is super useful for that. I tried to get Sublime Text to do the same t
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by MRSallee 13y ago
I wonder what the future is of the homes on Martins Beach. A few years ago, I was considering buying a home near Half Moon Bay, and at the time a few different "houses" on Martins Beach were available...for incredibly low prices.
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by MRSallee 13y ago
You couldn't pay me to watch an entire movie recorded off-screen on some dude's Glass.
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by MRSallee 13y ago
On Pinterest-style tile layouts: I think they work for images, where you are scanning primarily images (Pinterest, Google image search). I think they do not work in cases where you want to scan text (headlines, etc.).

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