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by bluthru 12y ago
Maybe have each site page require an underscore: _about.txt, _links.txt, etc. This way the pages appear at the top of the dropbox folder.
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by bluthru 12y ago
From what I remember, Oink differentiated by being about the things inside stores/restaurants instead of the businesses themselves. For example, if you were in the mood for a certain dessert, you'd see the ratings of the dessert i
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by bluthru 12y ago
Kevin seems to be full of ideas. I look forward to seeing what they release.
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by bluthru 12y ago
What about crossing out dates or tasks? http://cache1.asset-cache.net/gc/88203236-calendar-with-date... Or crossing-out an item to "delete" it on the page?
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by bluthru 12y ago
Does anyone have any data for which plane is more fuel efficient per passenger? Probably the 787?
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by bluthru 12y ago
http://www.slate.com/articles/health_and_science/science/201...
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by bluthru 12y ago
80 percent of Americans live in urban areas.
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by bluthru 12y ago
It would be interesting if Uber quantified carbon requirements per passenger mile and used this rating to encourage users to share rides. Uber users could get benefits or discounts for being green.
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by bluthru 12y ago
>Unfortunately, most of the drug development efforts by public entities have had a really poor track record. Could you quantify this? Is it because they're tackling the very difficult diseases and not the low-hanging (profitable) fr
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by bluthru 12y ago
Also: information sharing. If private companies are competing for a hepatitis cure they're not sharing their advancements, which could inhibit the speed of discovery. That sounds like a public health issue to me.
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by bluthru 12y ago
Socializing research for major diseases seams like a no-brainer to me since the end goal is so well-defined. It's not a question of "do you want the budget hepatitis vaccine or the deluxe hepatitis vaccine?", it's simply
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by bluthru 12y ago
I think all existing x86 apps would be emulated.
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by bluthru 12y ago
You're forgetting about there being no fan. No fan noise, no fan volume, no openings for dust to get inside the system. I personally can't wait until laptop fans go away.
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by bluthru 12y ago
Has anyone SCUBA dived with an Oculus Rift yet?
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by bluthru 12y ago
Wups, meant to write IR.
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by bluthru 12y ago
What's the attenuation of the UV from a light bulb in the ceiling?
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by bluthru 12y ago
Of course it does. Heating up a hole in your ceiling does not efficiently warm the occupant. You want to introduce heat low and near occupants. Also, changing out multiple incandescents means more manufacturing, more truck deliveries to the
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by bluthru 12y ago
Show HN: A Chrome extension to get around paying for your app/service.
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by bluthru 12y ago
My guess is that a service like ZipCar will retrofit vehicles since car manufacturers do not have an incentive to reduce car ownership.
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by bluthru 12y ago
Small towns and suburbs are not one in the same. Traditional neighborhoods are great. It's the isolated, curvy, car-centric suburbs made by developers that are the problem.
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by bluthru 12y ago
It looks like July 2015: http://www.macrumors.com/2014/07/09/broadwell-early-to-mid-2...
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by bluthru 12y ago
>Local urban farming is not assured to produce healthier nor tastier food. That squarely lies in the hands of the farmer. Farming is a skill; most people are not good at it. One word: tomato. Supermarket tomatoes are grown to survive shi
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by bluthru 12y ago
The associated benefits cannot be overstated: education, beauty, community, a connection to nature, health, and most assuredly tasting better. Urban community gardens are a very worthwhile pursuit. People should be encouraged to garden with
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by bluthru 12y ago
Cranking an animation... this doesn't feel like the future.
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by bluthru 12y ago
Obviously Facebook wants people to feel comfortable so that people will share as much as possible, even if it's within a closer circle. (Facebook is still recording everything about you, and might tap into more intimate info this way.)
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by bluthru 12y ago
>however... isn't it too late to think about that, in the US? Is it too late to undergo chemotherapy to remove cancer? It's too important not to try.
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by bluthru 12y ago
>on the contrary, iOS7+ is filled with transparencies, bouncing effects and other gimmicks that add no utility but demand hardware No, Apple doesn't want their devices to feel slow. For example, my iPad 3 doesn't gaussian blur
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by bluthru 12y ago
They should add an urban planner to the team.
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by bluthru 12y ago
So not only are corporations super humans that have limited liability and now religious views, you don't want those extremely wealthy "people" to pay taxes, either? I'm open to a "first world tax rate" for corp
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by bluthru 12y ago
In your spotlight settings, exclude the external drives from indexing and then add them again.

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