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aggieben
18y ago
Actually, this is the solution for Pandora: Go the route of a two-tier system, where users who listen to ad-supported music get to listen to music whose label doesn't demand more than $X, and to listen to music whose label demands too much
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aggieben
18y ago
What blather. Two points: (a) oil is fungible. Fungible, FUNGIBLE. (b) offshore drilling, will help, and nobody is proposing that it is a solution. Nuclear and solar electricity and better batteries are the solution. Drilling our own
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aggieben
18y ago
freenode: ##c++, #csharp, #lisp, #linpeople #osdev used to be good, but trolls have made it a very inactive channel.
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aggieben
18y ago
#5 and #7 are the only items on the list that make good sense.
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Did PCMark 2005 Cheat for Intel?
(arstechnica.com)
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aggieben
18y ago
hmm. weird. works for me.
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aggieben
18y ago
Cuban included in his "proposal" the restriction that this should be allowed only for individuals and only for one business. If you do it right, there won't be any Exxons taking advantage of it.
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18y ago
America is not Romania.
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18y ago
There is no place in the Western world that doesn't have (a) politics that are even more mad (b) a worse economy (c) less police state. Not reading reddit is probably the best advice you've gotten.
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Meetup(s) in Dallas Tonight
(dallas.startupdrinks.com)
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aggieben
18y ago
Can we please stop calling these two languages C/C++? I cringe every time I see it.
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aggieben
18y ago
Sorry - couldn't make it tonight. Too short a notice for a guy with a family (it takes a couple days to coax the wife into letting me go)
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aggieben
18y ago
The average age of a startup founder in the U.S. is 35.
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18y ago
Hmm. I just did the classic stupid thing. I tried this trick with the email name I had hoped to get, and it turned out the guy has the same name as me! Imagine that! I had hoped to get firstname.lastname@gmail.com Going to bed is start
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18y ago
I mean, really.... How hard could it have been to have the label on the far right say "Americas" instead of "Latin America" and just include Canada, the U.S., Greenland, and Iceland in the list?
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No North America in country select
(secret.lgmobile.com)
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18y ago
I always like a good, consumer-informing post like this, but this seems overly reactive: 5. Wimpy 2 MP camera. In the world of 5 MP Smartphones and 10 MP point and shoot cameras that you can buy for under $200, why is the iPho
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"Novels and history...produce insights...that science can’t match."
(nytimes.com)
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18y ago
Yup. I just had a class in which 15 of 18 I caught cheating, with 6 of those committing blatant acts of plagiarism. When you try to talk to those kids, it's totally like a Pinter play. I also completely empathize with the high-lows he desc
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18y ago
This really was a great submission. I also am an adjunct instructor (albeit at a 4-year university), and I can attest to this guy's experiences. The line that really lit me up was this: Our dialogue had turned oblique, as though we now
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Demolition by (seemingly) melting the building into the ground
(gizmodo.com)
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Dallas startup drinks on July 24th (with GeekMeet happy hour)
(dallas.startupdrinks.com)
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18y ago
I've been watching stuff like this for months, and I've seen very few commercial efforts to bring a light-duty truck to the EV showroom floor. Why? It doesn't make any sense. A light-duty truck is the perfect vehicle for an EV redesign b
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18y ago
at a quick glance, I thought the domain name was "Scruffy looking catheder"... shudder
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C++ Guru of the Week Archives
(gotw.ca)
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Texas Startup Blog
(texasstartupblog.com)
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QuickRef
(quickref.org)
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8 Treehouses
(freshome.com)
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Unfortunately for the left-handed, due to its era this book makes no allowance for chirality. If you're a lefty who furthermore hooks your hand over to write, well... This occurred to me while reading through the theory book. What if you
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18y ago
Right on. I'm working on a contract like that right now, and our "lead developer", so to speak, is doing exactly this (i.e., do BDUF, write the framework first, and I'll get to your application when I get to it). The money quote that real
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