Timothee

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T-Mobile US Offers to Pay Early Termination Fees for Switchers(thenextweb.com)
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by Timothee 13y ago
As I wrote in another comment, while not promoting the retention at earlier ages, lifespan integration ( http://www.lifespanintegration.com/ ) has promoted recall of memories. (even though this is not the main goal of the t
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by Timothee 13y ago
13 years-old as you say in other comments seems very late to me. I have some "memories" that have definitely been created by looking at pictures later. I actually remember one particular case where it was a photo of me as an inf
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Catchbox The World's First Throwable Microphone(getcatchbox.com)
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by Timothee 13y ago
I had this idea too a few months ago. I had looked at lenticular sheets and other things but stopped thinking about it eventually, not sure why. (except for the fact that is what I usually do: I have an idea, think about it for a little bit
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by Timothee 13y ago
My first question would be "how often does that really happen?". It's a legitimate concern at first sight, but for me, I pretty much never need to do that since I always have my phone with me. But if I do need to, I have 1Pas
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by Timothee 13y ago
This seems to be the other side of the issue: Sprite Me creates a sprite for you from different images while Sprite Cow takes an existing sprite and allows you to get the coordinates and dimensions of any element in that sprite. Basically t
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Dealing with Timezones in Javascript(engineering.nulogy.com)
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by Timothee 13y ago
I had a somewhat similar story a few years ago with Bejeweled 2 (except that I didn't seek a way to cheat, just came across it). I wrote it up here: http://timotheeboucher.com/on-writing-laconic-error-messages... but t
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Ask HN: book suggestions in non-tech fields (e.g. psychology, philosophy…)
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Draft – A Physical Notebook That Syncs To The Cloud(kickstarter.com)
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Making A Physical Product(needwant.com)
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by Timothee 13y ago
Hmm, I hadn't noticed but I do have a "service battery" warning as well. I don't use my personal laptop a lot anymore but it seemed to be drained every other time I would pick it up. So it does seem that something is ami
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by Timothee 13y ago
I was surprised by the UX and UI of the two screens (big screen in the middle and small one for odometer): it looks pretty bad visually, or at least seriously lacking inspiration; and the UX doesn't seem good for something you will nee
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by Timothee 13y ago
There's a bit of a difference between "engineer" and "senior vice president of engineering". Further down, you can read: even entry-level engineers can draw lucrative salaries in the Valley. Google Inc offered $150
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What if two programs did this? (2005)(blogs.msdn.com)
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by Timothee 13y ago
I'd be very surprised, because you can't configure the app to use a particular IMAP server. You just give it your username and password and it does the rest.
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by Timothee 13y ago
That's a good question. I have no credentials or background to know the answer, but I wonder if this is something where the use of antibiotics decimates most the bacteria population so that it's easier for the resistant ones to th
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by Timothee 13y ago
Antibiotics on the other hand, present a classic limited pool resource allocation problem While reading the article, that's what I was thinking: even if I limit my antibiotics use, it won't help me since this affects everyone,
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by Timothee 13y ago
I think this is an interesting setup just because it makes it possible to have a very complicated 1Password master password without being too inconvenient. For my use of 1Password, it wouldn't work though since I use it on my phone fre
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by Timothee 13y ago
This guy has been doing some work on getting a raspberry Pi to boot fast: https://github.com/gamaral/rpi-buildroot Demo: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Fjfqz6FxC8 It seems to be 3 to 4 seconds. It is
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by Timothee 13y ago
(now part of Pivotal Labs) Ok, I'm now very confused. When I saw the title I thought "Pivotal Labs" for a second and then "oh no, the 'other' Pivotal that is not Pivotal Labs and which I have no idea what the
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by Timothee 13y ago
Probably not much actually. Google tells me that California's population is about 38 million people. So, on average, you get less than $10 per person as a one-time "credit" (or however you'd call this). Even if only 1% o
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Thank you from the Zapd team(zapd.com)
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Unexpected behavior with jQuery(tech.adroll.com)
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Rich, Black, Flunking (2003)(eastbayexpress.com)
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by Timothee 13y ago
Of course, this has happened for as long as people have been able to travel. Before the Internet, you'd move to a different city, and maybe you'd keep in touch with some people but for the most part, you'd never know what hap
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Fixing My Gaze: A Scientist's Journey Into Seeing in Three Dimensions(fixingmygaze.com)
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by Timothee 13y ago
I too had pretty bad strabismus when I was born and had an operation to correct it around 3yo, but have never been able to see in 3D, except for 3D movies where the effect is important. I have never been able to see a stereogram for example
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by Timothee 13y ago
is supposed to take at most 6ms. Thus the requirement for 4S or later iOS devices. I don't follow the causation between the first and second sentences. Are iPhone 4 not fast enough or do they lack the proper BlueTooth technology?

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