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by aggronn 13y ago
this remains problematic because the reason they have trouble attracting advertisers is that the brands don't want to be associated with 4chan. So retargeting would be okay, until some submits a screenshot to the Consumerist showing a
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by aggronn 13y ago
Grooveshark doesn't have those limitations, and you can stream songs individually (or use artist radio, genre radio, or user radio)
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by aggronn 13y ago
You usually learn cursive around the age of 7, while the teacher insists that cursive is all you will ever use once after that. In high school, I was told all the time that they only accept cursive in college. I think the movement away from
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by aggronn 13y ago
Thats actually what I had settled on using, and I think its a fine tool. But even umlet doesn't make writing and viewing large UML diagrams...pleasurable? In the sense that we have tools like vim, word, excel, and chrome that are very
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by aggronn 13y ago
In school, UML seemed like a great idea. It wasn't very fun, but it was useful, and if you had a simple class project, UMLs certainly made things simpler if you were even okay at them. When I got my first job, however, there were no UM
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by aggronn 13y ago
Honestly, if total surveillance is constitutional, you have to figure the constitution isn't really that good.
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by aggronn 13y ago
it is ruby-doc. What don't you like about it specifically? Its very concise, consistent, and thorough, which is what I always thought was ideal for these.
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by aggronn 13y ago
This has to do with a manicpal law, so no. If another city had an identical law then maybe, but airbnb is plainly in violation of it--the court just triple checked.
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by aggronn 13y ago
I like how he mentions how good job prospects are, even for mid-level schools, then cites Michigan. This article is worthless. edit: to clarify, as mentioned below, Michigan is a top program.
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Ask HN: How do publishers deal with bad ads?
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by aggronn 13y ago
You're right, I ignored the depreciation on the remainder of the mortgage and assumed that when you sold the house, there would be no loss on that. Incredibly stupid example. Embarrassing really. Objection withdrawn
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by aggronn 13y ago
I missed the latter part of the title. Can we have NSFW stuff labeled at the beginning of the title since they're so uncommon and unexpected?
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by aggronn 14y ago
Grooveshark doesn't do any audio ads and never cuts you off.
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by aggronn 14y ago
Honestly, I think this is a brilliant idea for a few reasons, but the most significant can probably be explained by this real-life comparison: Consider two scenarios. a) You go out to a party, by yourself, with the sole intention of meeting
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by aggronn 14y ago
Why? He could have sidestepped any plea bargaining if he wished. I'm not sure what you're suggesting they do.
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by aggronn 14y ago
This has been a very common theme through my undergraduate stats education.
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by aggronn 14y ago
Okay, thats one app. What about all the other innocuous apps you download?
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by aggronn 14y ago
I'm not following this thread; Are you suggesting that him sharing tabs isn't subject to copyright? Tabs sharing websites have to pay royalties, and have had to for several years: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tablature#Legal_issues
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by aggronn 14y ago
Have you tried guitar pro? It doesn't have any video component, but as far as tab software goes, this isn't even comparable. but as far as html5 tools for guitar tabs goes, this is certainly a huge step forward.
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by aggronn 14y ago
Consumers usually have an expectation of quick turnaround, and when they don't have a quick turnaround, they expect good feedback about when to expect what they paid for to be delivered to them. In light of that, no, we don't really have th
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by aggronn 14y ago
'Theoretically', no. Its hard to be optimistic about these two ideas because while the chess example is a good story, its not analogous for many reasons, ranging from disparity in available information to players to a difference of several
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by aggronn 14y ago
Very impressive. Definitely the best data presentation dashboard I've seen. The depth of information (even if the source of information is so centralized) plus the diversity and clarity in presentation, not to mention the overall cleanness
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by aggronn 14y ago
Who said something about extended durations? These would be very short durations.
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by aggronn 14y ago
I don't think that's necessarily true, though I disagree with the GP. He mentioned in the video, and they're already demoing this at places like best buy, ultrabooks will be coming out with touch screens en masse once windowes 8 is released
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by aggronn 14y ago
Having the mindset that the mere existence of bugs constitutes a personal or professional failure is probably very unhealthy. Is this something developers experience? I've never felt bad about a bug before. I just go and fix it. No pain, ju
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by aggronn 14y ago
Maybe I'm misunderstanding this product. Please let me know if I am. $10/month for 5 users on IRC? This service is very poorly branded. IRC is a protocol that is easy to set up, free, and low maintenance. Whatever value there is to outsourc
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by aggronn 14y ago
It was unclear if what you were implying was that you shouldn't violate a ToS for your own profit (or at someone's expense) because it was a federal offense. (I can see now that that was not what you were trying to get at) What are your tho
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by aggronn 14y ago
If a restaurant had a 'terms of service' that said no reselling of food that they make, should you be open to federal prosecution if you stopped by to pick up food for yourself and some co-workers? Especially if someone gave you a few dolla
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by aggronn 14y ago
What?
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by aggronn 14y ago
As a former economics major, it pains me to have my lost love's name used to describe mundane finance calculations. My liberal arts education be damned; I know nothing of this madness!

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