RyJones

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by RyJones 11y ago
Prime fresh, too, if you can wait slightly longer than now. My orders usually show up between 0400 and 0600 as long as I order before midnight.
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by RyJones 11y ago
That is amazing. They have so much extra space, so much money, that they let startups live with them - in one of the most expensive real estate markets in the US. Basically they were funding a dozen or so startups with power pipe and food.
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by RyJones 11y ago
or three employees were bringing in all the money, and the others were overhead.
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by RyJones 11y ago
A non-zero number of people don't have fingerprints - I'm (mostly) one of them. I can't reliably use the fingerprint scanner on my iPhone.
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by RyJones 11y ago
I wasn't going to go there, but you are correct. No part of the story makes sense.
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by RyJones 11y ago
22LR is marginal for taking deer at close range with a rifle. Taking one with a revolver would require almost contact distance to be tenable - and if you shoot it in the lung or heart, it's going to run a long way until it dies. I doub
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by RyJones 11y ago
it's interesting how very close the margin in the micrographs they show looks to explosive welding. The ones on page 2053 (warning, PDF, but it isn't 2000+ pages) http://www.jim.or.jp/journal/e/pdf3/
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by RyJones 11y ago
reads like an aqui-hire.
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by RyJones 11y ago
From what I could find ESR's work is funded by ICEI, which is funded by an NSF grant and a CACR grant. Am I missing something? http://icei.org/activities/ntp.html
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by RyJones 11y ago
Thanks for that. Funny they say the Kentucky Highway makes it to the Atlantic "without a scratch" after it was bounced off the wall of the locks; you can clearly see the huge smear/scratch on the paint in shots after the coll
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by RyJones 11y ago
I'm certain you're right but we need to test that :) the way I read OP was the abandon rate was ~100% previously in areas with high latency/low bandwidth, and his experiment had a non-zero abandon rate that was shrinking as w
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by RyJones 11y ago
We AABN tested injecting delay into rendering the MSN home page and found a direct correlation between amount of delay and the abandon rate. People are not tolerant of delay. Here is the team I worked on: http://www.exp-platform.
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by RyJones 11y ago
this may explain: http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=1213048...
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by RyJones 11y ago
After working there for a couple of years, I describe Qualcomm to outsiders as a flotilla of IP lawyers that happen to employ a handful of engineers.
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by RyJones 11y ago
One of our data providers at MSN gave us this binary blob, which we had a decoder to run over and produce a text file, which we then transformed in something regular, did a diff, and updated the table we needed to update via SQL. We begged
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by RyJones 11y ago
OnShape handles CAD in the browser pretty well. https://www.onshape.com
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by RyJones 11y ago
He didn't shuck a Micronta clock and hot glue it into a pencil case.
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by RyJones 11y ago
you're right, I haven't seen resumes from outside the US so my original remark was provincial.
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by RyJones 11y ago
Actors attach head shots to resumes, the rest of us don't. Same thing here.
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by RyJones 11y ago
That was a great read, thank you. His observation about the corrupting influence of military money on researchers was interesting - it's obvious in hindsight that the AI researchers were only interested in taking positions that aligned
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by RyJones 11y ago
there isn't a design, which is the problem. it's two bridges and people in the Bay Area are lucky to have one of them in-the-can. There's been a lot of argument over the design of the western spans; I despair of ever seeing t
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by RyJones 11y ago
KBiRD 680 AM is streaming 24/7 out of Olympia. The story of the music selection is amusing.
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by RyJones 11y ago
Well written and harrowing. Can't blame him for quitting.
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by RyJones 11y ago
Facebook gets a Flickr worth of photos every few days.
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by RyJones 11y ago
In Washington State, the state will pursue them with glee and vigor free of charge (to you). I think 20 years is a little outside how old a debt they would track, though.
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by RyJones 11y ago
how many products are "just a wrapper"? Why deride someone else's hack?
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by RyJones 11y ago
thanks, not up to speed on current Texas laws, clearly. Good to see.
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by RyJones 11y ago
This will, hopefully, end ticky-tack arrests for "printing" or similar problems where a licensed concealed carrier wears a tight shirt, or one that rides up, and results in arrest/aggravation for "open carry" when r
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by RyJones 11y ago
I sort-of miss nursing a flotilla of chain printers for IBMs now. Sort of.
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by RyJones 11y ago
that puts SEC employees in the catbird's seat - selling access to those pending trades would pay for a lot of trips to Milan

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