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by asnyder 18y ago
I recommend using the "screaming meanie", this 120db alarm will wake both you and your neighbors in the morning, http://www.amazon.com/Screaming-Meanie-220/dp/B000RZLWR8
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by asnyder 18y ago
I don't know whether you've been paying much attention to some of the threads lately but HN is trying to maintain a particular feel. It's huge publicity that begins to erode HN and turn it into something that many of us would rather avoid.
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The Periodic Table of Typefaces(i.gizmodo.com)
7 points by asnyder 18y ago|2 comments
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by asnyder 18y ago
It would be nice if they had a comparison document detailing the differences between the Cloud Servers and their Slicehost service. I currently have a handful of slices, all of which might benefit from these offerings. However, I know with
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Social Media Business Bullshit(huffingtonpost.com)
2 points by asnyder 18y ago|0 comments
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by asnyder 18y ago
This should be a poll, you're unlikely to get a comment from most people on this issue. Use http://news.ycombinator.com/newpoll to create a new poll.
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by asnyder 18y ago
Most of his gripes seem to be coming from the software UI. All these problems seem readily addressable, there are numerous EMR systems out there with vastly different UIs, some more intuitive than others. It's a shame that his article seems
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The Computer Will See You Now (nytimes.com)
5 points by asnyder 18y ago|7 comments
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Adobe Demonstrating How Not to Run a Software Company?(danshafer.com)
1 points by asnyder 18y ago|1 comments
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by asnyder 18y ago
Indeed, usually the $30 watch is more accurate than the $30,000 watch. After all your cheap quartz watch is 99.999% accurate, while your $30K watch is only 99.997% accurate.
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Lawrence Lessig Answers Your Questions on Copyright, Corruption, and Congress(freakonomics.blogs.nytimes.com)
3 points by asnyder 18y ago|0 comments
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Start Up the Risk-Takers(nytimes.com)
28 points by asnyder 18y ago|7 comments
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by asnyder 18y ago
This is a good start, though not as comprehensive as we're used to. Currently we use WAPT which is significantly more comprehensive while still maintaining the ease of use that most other comprehensive tools lack. That said, it would be gre
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by asnyder 18y ago
GoToMeeting trumps WebEx, I haven't tried Adobe Connect. The best thing about GoToMeeting is that it's only $49.99 a month for unlimited meetings per month. It can also record all users in the sessions, both VOIP and Phone. It can display m
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A Look at the New Windows Mobile(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
1 points by asnyder 18y ago|0 comments
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by asnyder 18y ago
Or most any other math/science/engineering oriented school.
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by asnyder 18y ago
I use KeePass ( http://keepass.info/ ), it's free and open source. It stores all your passwords in addition to being able to generate passwords with a myriad of options. You need only remember a single password to get in. They also have a b
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by asnyder 18y ago
There was a post several days ago either here or on techmeme showing a conceptual system between twilio, voicecloud, SMS, etc. Since you've developed a system that clearly implements this would you happen to know more details of something l
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by asnyder 18y ago
Not so much naive, as crazy.
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by asnyder 18y ago
You should have another option for a single brand. Currently I only want to monitor one brand, and wouldn't use the extra 2 the blogger option provides. Furthermore, this discourages me from signing up because I feel that after 30 days I wo
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by asnyder 18y ago
I completely agree. I wish eclipse didn't have so many issues. Europa was unstable, but had auto-complete, highlighting and indenting down, Ganymede is stable but has issues with highlighting, code sections, and auto-complete. Every so ofte
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by asnyder 18y ago
How would you replace trim? According to the text of the patent any method that removes leading or trailing space would fall under protection of this patent. The only way would be to manually remove spaces character by character every time
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by asnyder 18y ago
Is it just me, or does it seem that @myspace.com will become equivalent to what @aol was. A few years ago if someone told me their e-mail address was @aol I would never look at them the same way again, it just couldn't be helped. I wonder,
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by asnyder 18y ago
Though it's a real shame to lose the dodgeball name. I've found that software projects take on a life of their own, and even if you fork or recreate it at some point with a different name you risk losing that original feel, though you also
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by asnyder 18y ago
Anyone have an invite code? I would love to try this service out, looks very promising. The first thing I have in mind is allow for call in issue tracking/complaints/bug reports. Something like this coupled with basic speech recognition wou
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by asnyder 18y ago
Normally I would recommend you hunker down and try to write a program, or join an open source project, but since you said that you've had trouble teaching yourself I recommend you look for an unpaid internship. Every few months we take a fe
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by asnyder 18y ago
There was not this much hoopla for the 2000 inauguration. This is likely due to the dragged out election ultimately stolen by the supreme court, and that it was yet another white guy assuming the role of the presidency. This inauguration is
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by asnyder 18y ago
As far as I know the youth ball tickets aren't available yet. The ticketing process for the balls is quite mysterious. I received an e-mail earlier from the Obama campaign to pre-order ball tickets but the youth ball wasn't listed. Currentl
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by asnyder 18y ago
It's not a typo. In the post I mentioned Three Guys From brooklyn, here's a link to their weekly circular. http://3guysfrombrooklyn.tripod.com/id4.html , note that the price listed for fruit and vegetables in that circular are about the a
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by asnyder 18y ago
It's likely he doesn't have a car, most New Yorkers don't. I'd also recommend switching to a fruits and vegetables diet, instead of ramen. There are enough dedicated fruit stores in New York that make fruits and vegetables cheaper and healt

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