briantmaurer

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The Waters of Minnesota Mapped(blogs.twincities.com)
2 points by briantmaurer 11y ago|0 comments
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by briantmaurer 11y ago
Does the baseline on this logo look messy to anyone else? Especially under the u and o.
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by briantmaurer 11y ago
Excellent article covering climate, energy, and electric vehicles in detail – 25K words worth of detail :D
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by briantmaurer 11y ago
Also, Apple gets a better idea of how many people are watching the live stream if there are fewer multi-viewer streams.
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The Secret Tesla Motors Master Plan (2006)(teslamotors.com)
1 points by briantmaurer 11y ago|2 comments
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by briantmaurer 11y ago
Programming is in this odd position somewhere between the structure of math and the creativity of writing. Some things feel as obvious as basic addition, which clearly should not be copyrightable, while other things feel as clever as comple
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by briantmaurer 11y ago
I agree, it took me a while to get somewhat used to fake words. Conveniently, in the settings there is a way to set a source. Recently I have been using articles (via url) as the source ~2 times a week. This has helped me improve speed and
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by briantmaurer 11y ago
I have used Keybr for only a few hours and have already seen a big improvement in my wpm (compared to other touch typing resources I have tried). The key feature is that it targets your weak keys and key combinations and forces you to pract
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by briantmaurer 11y ago
Two thing in this article are unclear: 1. Top X% of what? The top 1% of earners in the community? The nation? 2. Does income data for a "child" reflect back on all the locations they previously lived or does it reflect solely on t
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by briantmaurer 12y ago
I wonder if there is any correlation between how much people care about their idea, ending up on this thread, and their likelihood of getting an interview.
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The Tax Deductions Economists Hate(fivethirtyeight.com)
2 points by briantmaurer 12y ago|0 comments
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by briantmaurer 12y ago
Medical data is significantly more sensitive. Financial data says almost nothing about you other than what money you make and how you like to spend it. Medical data discloses your sex, drinking, smoking, drug, and physical habits, along wit