acjacobson

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   by acjacobson 11y ago

   I second the price increase idea - or perhaps another tier for usage. Ideally the free tier should be enough for a very casual users, or enough to test, but once they get serious they are incentivized to purchase something. You could try do
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   by acjacobson 12y ago

   The link you provided suggests it is a 'simple maze'? What is a true maze by your definition?
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   by acjacobson 13y ago

   Thanks for posting the article. I wish I had known more about this when I was in high school. I have recently found myself becoming much more interested in mathematics when thinking about very simple concepts and asking why it is a certain
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   by acjacobson 13y ago

   I am not really sure why so many people here are alarmed at the privacy implications. Google or Apple and your ISP / Telecom already know where you are at all times unless you are one of the very few people that don't carry a cell
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   by acjacobson 13y ago

   While I am no expert in chemistry he mentioned that one of the benefits of using water was the fact that it is in a liquid state and thus you could effectively store more energy within a finite amount of space. At least one of the noble gas
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   by acjacobson 13y ago

   Regarding foreign buyers, I am not sure if this is a bad way to invest. According to this this recent piece from the New York Times a similar phenomenon could be occurring in London with pretty good returns http://www.nytimes.com
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   by acjacobson 13y ago

   I don't think the problem is UX at this point - or even features as many others have pointed out. The issue for me is that the community left, or certainly isn't close to being the same. I used to go to Delicious for the same reas
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   by acjacobson 13y ago

   Here's an interesting article that stipulates Nagasaki really didn't add anything to the equation (and to your original point the Japanese were already used to this) - http://www.foreignpolicy.com/articles/201
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   by acjacobson 14y ago

   While I am not positive, my assumption is that 48fps was chosen as it is exactly twice the normal frame rate, allowing them to easily toss away half the frames per second to create the 24fps versions of the film.