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by asnyder 12y ago
Wow, it seems like they finally got rid of the minimum e-mail, profile, friends and all that jazz. Just finished reading the dev docs and it seems we can finally limit the minimum scope. Facebook can now just be used as a standard login. Th
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Friends, and Influence, for Sale Online(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
1 points by asnyder 13y ago|0 comments
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by asnyder 13y ago
Opera, up to 12 has the best tab management, groupings, etc that I've ever seen. It's a real shame the new webkit based Opera still isn't up to par. As such I'm in the same place as you hoping for Opera's tab manage
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by asnyder 13y ago
I wonder if this will lead to showrooming of groceries, like Amazon's done with books. The only thing preventing this is the wifi requirement, but of course one can already do this with their phone. Though it does make it even easier.
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by asnyder 13y ago
Yeah, but if you qualify for Medicaid now based on your current income then you should enroll, as it's expansion (increasing the income levels) was part of the ACA too, assuming you're in a sane state. At the point in which your
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by asnyder 13y ago
Really odd, it's my firm opinion that the media is not only not a neutral observer, they're actually very damaging, but not in the way you suggest. It's my perspective that the media no longer points out outright lies and oth
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by asnyder 13y ago
I don't know about iPhones, but You should be able to buy an unlock code for around $12. Just pay for the code, unlock and you're free.
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by asnyder 13y ago
IMO psql is nice for basic things, but when you're writing hundreds of functions it's nice to be able to navigate and manage/edit things a bit more quickly.
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by asnyder 13y ago
Pretty good, you can even access local python libraries for direct use in your db functions. Only negative is that you have to re-compile your functions to update the library references.
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by asnyder 13y ago
I've been writing PostgreSQL stored procedures a.k.a functions for almost 10 years. They're great, and have only gotten better. I regularly switch between SQL, plpgsql, and python depending on what's best for the job. Also, p
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U.S. Issues Marijuana Guidelines for Banks(nytimes.com)
2 points by asnyder 13y ago|0 comments
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by asnyder 13y ago
OkCupid already does this with events.
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Imax Faces a Threat in China(nytimes.com)
2 points by asnyder 13y ago|0 comments
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by asnyder 13y ago
Some interesting related pieces: * http://www.refinery29.com/2014/01/60361/nametag * http://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2014/01/09/stalker-friendly-... Personally, I think this is
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by asnyder 13y ago
The only reason those states didn't extend Medicaid is that they dislike Obama and what he stands for. It's 100% covered by the federal government for 3 years, and then 90% until 2022. http://obamacarefacts.com/oba
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by asnyder 13y ago
How does this compare to http://www.rescuetime.com ? I've been using Rescue Time for years now and it's pretty great. I can't see how timecamp improves on this, maybe I'm missing something?
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by asnyder 13y ago
If you don't mind sharing, I would love to know what sort of thing is used for this. Normally I would think Twilio but that's more of create your own number and pay per minute.
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Legal Marijuana Businesses Should Have Access to Banks, Holder Says(nytimes.com)
79 points by asnyder 13y ago|87 comments
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by asnyder 13y ago
From the looks of it the reason she wasn't offered in the first place is that he didn't really answer many questions at first. You have to answer at least a few hundred for it to be useful. It sounds like rather than actually tryi
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by asnyder 13y ago
I agree, but it's nice to have something real to filter on to save yourself from having to be in the room with the other person in the first place. I don't know if I'm angry, so much as concerned that tactics like these will
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by asnyder 13y ago
Not completely true. You can find someone you're interested in and then click on "She cares about" and that will list all her public questions that she cares about, he can then answer those. My general concern is that manipul
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by asnyder 13y ago
Yes, but he ONLY answered those specific questions that were deemed important to his target audience. The fact that he answered these honestly is great, but he left out the set of questions that was important to him which would give him dif
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by asnyder 13y ago
This is a duplicate of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7098563 Also, here's my .02 re-posted from the comments section: Rather than answer the questions that were important to him he decided to find a set of peopl
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by asnyder 13y ago
I really like the ...$param syntax. When we first created NOLOH ( http://www.noloh.com ) back in 2005 we decided on $dotdotdot as a syntactic salt, but this is obviously much nicer. Also, by ref ... is really really nice. Very few
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by asnyder 13y ago
It's not slow for me. Have you used the new targetprocess 3? It has it's bugs, but generally haven't had many issues with it over the past couple of months.
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by asnyder 13y ago
Not sure I understand this, for example, with targetprocess I can use it as a complete swap for trello without any loss of functionality or simplicity. Take a board for example: http://www.targetprocess.com/product/ , i
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by asnyder 13y ago
Still pales in comparison to http://www.targetprocess.com . It's unfortunate as many companies use Trello and as they grow they're locked into certain frustrating behaviors that create all sorts of painful workarounds a
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by asnyder 13y ago
Some interesting related pieces: * http://www.refinery29.com/2014/01/60361/nametag&ct=ga&cd=NDc... * http://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2014/01/09/stalker-friendly-... Per
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With NameTag, Your Photo Shares You.(nametag.ws)
1 points by asnyder 13y ago|1 comments
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by asnyder 13y ago
Yeah, it had your actual name AND your address.

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