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by busted 14y ago
Per app sharing is great. I found myself wanting the sound coming from the app to be shared as well.
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by busted 14y ago
I think part of making this solution intuitive is to make the submenu box a a fixed height that's equal to the first menu. It's what the author changed his menu to look like as well. Amazon got around having too much empty a space by adding
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Pipeline stalls and the human brain(worldmodscode.wordpress.com)
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by busted 14y ago
There's something similar (with less dumb endorsements?) in zerply.com.
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by busted 14y ago
> make the offending functions throw a special exception when they are called, signaling the calling of a function known to be bad. I believe this would make it no different from an 'assert'.
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by busted 14y ago
This is a really great writeup, thanks for taking the time.
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The Java ByteBuffer – a crash course(worldmodscode.wordpress.com)
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Twitter’s Response To PeopleBrowsr Lawsuit: ‘This Is Contracts 101′(techcrunch.com)
55 points by busted 14y ago|20 comments
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Evernote Pays For Employees To Have Their Houses Cleaned Twice Per Month(businessinsider.com)
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by busted 14y ago
Other ads that are not intent based: TV commericals Billboards Print ads Ads on the sidelines of sports games Viral marketing etc etc etc Comparing Twitter or Facebook ads to Google ads may not be a clear win, but we've been doing that kind
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by busted 14y ago
I've seen a couple Baxter videos now and it seems that the robot works very slowly. I understand that it has built in safety to slow down when it sees that there are people around, but I'd love to see it doing something useful at full speed
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by busted 14y ago
Unlike humans, computers never get tired from working long hours, can see around corners using various sensors and process the information fast, and can act immediately on instructions from a remote operator.
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by busted 14y ago
According to their website https://www.nationalbikeregistry.com/ , the SFPD as well as other police departments in the Bay Area use the National Bike Registry.
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by busted 14y ago
I'm not sure what use follow mode is but it doesn't seem to complicated, you might be able to implement a plugin that does it.
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by busted 14y ago
The end of the embedded video, where it shows the experiment with the African tribe and how they see colors differently, is totally amazing. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4b71rT9fU-I&feature=playe...
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by busted 14y ago
If I read it right, he has stopped working on a form of artificial intelligence because it could potentially (or inevitably) be used to create androids indistinguishable from humans that are carrying nuclear or biological payloads inside of
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by busted 14y ago
I don't know from what background you're making that statement but in general it's good for people to know that E=mc^2 only when the object is at rest, otherwise you must account for momentum. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mass%E2%80%93ene
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by busted 14y ago
I'm impressed at the quality of questions that Rose asked. They weren't all easy and they were questions I was interested in hearing Page answer.
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by busted 14y ago
I wonder if companies will embrace this as a boon to consumers or if they can actually quantify how much money they would lose because people can get all the product out. Also the article has no information on how much the coating costs, or
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by busted 14y ago
http://nymag.com/daily/intel/2012/05/disney-cruise-iphone-th...
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by busted 14y ago
All it takes is one cluster falling over due to one unexpected issue stemming from unprecedented, more-or-less unreproducible simultaneous load to take a service down, especially if it removes the ability to log in. Distributed services und
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by busted 15y ago
Gizzard is sharding framework that sits on top of, as a separate layer from, MySQL (or any other storage backend, like Redis). It's open sourced right now at https://github.com/twitter/gizzard . Twitter's MySQL fork for now is just a way t
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by busted 15y ago
I don't see how it sounds like you'd get a granuloma. It sounds like the sperm are destroyed as they pass through the vas deferens but are still washed out as they normally would be.
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by busted 15y ago
Why not just have one more negative number than positive number?
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by busted 15y ago
It really is ridiculous. For around that much you can get a nice, if small, studio in most desirable places in the city that is at least twice that size. And that would still hurt to pay for.
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by busted 15y ago
http://www.quixey.com/search?q=rpg&platform=2004 http://www.quixey.com/search?q=old+school+RPG&platform=2...
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by busted 15y ago
I like the idea, but I'd really like to know more about why you need some of this information (I'm sure you expected these kinds of questions from Hacker News). For instance, why do you need to know if i'm interested in guys or girls if the
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by busted 15y ago
It's too bad that this is just a compressed sampler course and that they are not reinstating the original class. I took the equivalent course at Berkeley, which also taught SICP with Scheme, and I can't possibly imagine a better introductor
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by busted 15y ago
Many people who work in offices just have it delivered to their office. The delivery company's routes for offices get them there during the workday.
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by busted 15y ago
These will be undoubtedly owned by 7-11. It's a virtual guarantee of getting more people to come into your store that may buy something since they're already there.

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