brianmckenzie

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Inside Fermi: Nvidia's HPC Push(realworldtech.com)
15 points by brianmckenzie 17y ago|4 comments
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Lost world of fanged frogs and giant rats discovered in Papua New Guinea(guardian.co.uk)
2 points by brianmckenzie 17y ago|0 comments
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Lego Thinks Beyond the Brick(nytimes.com)
19 points by brianmckenzie 17y ago|5 comments
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by brianmckenzie 17y ago
I imagine anyone who works in law enforcement is also well aware of the fallibility of memory, they just don't bring it up in the court room. Nope, they leave that to the lawyers.
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by brianmckenzie 17y ago
Everything your parents told you was a lie. Well, not really - raising children is fundamentally different than raising adults. Only adults can raise themselves. Do the drugs. Have underage sex. Steal a car. Get into a fistfight. After this
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by brianmckenzie 17y ago
Well, now we know just how famous you have to be for the HN admins not to kill a TMZ link reporting your death.
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by brianmckenzie 17y ago
We're talking about different phenomena. < Oxygen = < Fire, but > dirt & minerals = < perception of underground fire.
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by brianmckenzie 17y ago
I'm not trying to minimize what happened in Centralia. It does seem completely crazy. Dirt can absorb a LOT of heat. If you had to put out a fire, and you didn't have any water, you'd throw some dirt on it, right? We are all standing on a b
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by brianmckenzie 17y ago
I'd bet that there are quite a few places like this in the US. Check out Times Beach, MO: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Times_beach
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by brianmckenzie 17y ago
I wouldn't surprised if visual voicemail alone has saved me enough time to justify the cost.
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by brianmckenzie 17y ago
I work from home and use a standing desk exclusively - hasn't helped me (permanently) quit smoking...although it has made me smoke quite a bit less.
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by brianmckenzie 17y ago
I smoke on and off - tend to quit for awhile then start again. Back when I was doing full-time office-style programming gigs, I found it a good excuse to go outside and walk around if I was stuck on some particular problem, and it always wo
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Yelp to let businesses comment publicly on reviews(sfgate.com)
8 points by brianmckenzie 18y ago|1 comments
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International Space Station Fly-Around in HD(anon.nasa-global.edgesuite.net)
1 points by brianmckenzie 18y ago|0 comments
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by brianmckenzie 18y ago
Yeah, the threads link is also good in case someone comments on something that has already scrolled from the front page.
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How the 2600 forged the home video game future(slate.com)
5 points by brianmckenzie 18y ago|0 comments
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by brianmckenzie 18y ago
Why is it calling me RoyalPerson?
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Not all information wants to be free(slate.com)
3 points by brianmckenzie 18y ago|1 comments
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What's killing the video-game business?(slate.com)
3 points by brianmckenzie 18y ago|1 comments
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Yelp and the Business of Extortion 2.0(eastbayexpress.com)
150 points by brianmckenzie 18y ago|59 comments
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Neanderthal Rights : The morality of resurrecting our closest evolutionary cousins(reason.com)
2 points by brianmckenzie 18y ago|0 comments
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Bank nationalisation gains ground with Republicans(ft.com)
1 points by brianmckenzie 18y ago|0 comments
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by brianmckenzie 18y ago
The reasons you hate Donnie Darko are why it's good.
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by brianmckenzie 18y ago
Yes and No. It isn't just propaganda anymore. Pure CSS is what you're going to see in almost every code base you might work on. The last several gigs I've had wouldn't even allow tables for tabular data, which I think is ridiculous. If I we
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by brianmckenzie 18y ago
There are some really good comment here already, but my $.02: My main gig these days was a client at an agency I used to work for. I was the obvious choice for them because I built their software in the first place. Otherwise, I've gotten c
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by brianmckenzie 18y ago
I drive an 08 Volkswagen GTI, and I've been thrilled with it. It's a nearly perfect blend of performance, style, practicality, efficiency, etc. Has been a Car & Driver 10Best for the past few years. They got all the little things right
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by brianmckenzie 18y ago
You might be surprised how hard is to find a true CSS expert. He may be exaggerating its difficulty compared to other languages though.
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by brianmckenzie 18y ago
I've seen quite a few strange behaviors in all the browsers whilst hacking away at CSS. Not inclined to attempt a duplicate exploit, but it may involve some combination of visibility: hidden; with older tags that breaks the expected behavio
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by brianmckenzie 18y ago
You score major points with me just for having a duck in the logo. Also, my search results were quite relevant. I'd reduce the font size a bit, and maybe lose the styling on the search button. Good for a first try.
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NVIDIA's GT200: Inside a Parallel Processor(realworldtech.com)
5 points by brianmckenzie 18y ago|0 comments

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