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Tesla Eyes Profit(businessweek.com)
6 points by clicks 14y ago|0 comments
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by clicks 14y ago
Nice to have you back Ed. Stick around. :)
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Here's Who Needs a Chromebook Pixel(mashable.com)
1 points by clicks 14y ago|0 comments
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by clicks 14y ago
The author's choice is still subject to fads, to what's in vogue, to the zeitgeist. And as of late, the static generation fervor has been getting stronger.
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by clicks 14y ago
Lovely implementation, extremely forgettable URL. Can you please comment on what kind of stack you've got going on? Is this operating on websockets?
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by clicks 14y ago
My mom is in her 60s, speaks very little English, has great difficulty using computers... but she's gotten down the routine of how to access her 'addresses of contacts' list (basically just a document in Google Docs, with names of people an
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by clicks 14y ago
> I'm not seeing the value proposition here. I think what they're going for is the computer-on-cloud concept taken to new heights -- not worrying about viruses or malware (Google is effectively the new system administrator of your machi
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by clicks 14y ago
Anyone else put off by the poor font rastering? ( http://i.imgur.com/4Jcc56U.png - notice the 'e', 'o', and 'a'). What should be done here? Use google web fonts? Just use different fonts that don't have this issue? I'd love to hear more t
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by clicks 14y ago
Purdue, Duke, Vanderbilt and so on I would consider B-tier. I went to a B-tier school. Interestingly, I recently learned that one of my smartest friends only applied to one school (Stanford) and got rejected, and afterward applied to the sc
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by clicks 14y ago
I'm curious about one thing -- the suits that are making a comeback, how similar exactly are they? I think from afar they look great and very close to clothes from the past, but how is the fitting -- comfortable? Or has there been zero in
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by clicks 14y ago
> How did it work? Was there a formal meeting? Did it annoy people? Stripe making its workers write out a list of all the engineers they know seems a bit extreme -- I mean, generally you can just name the top 5 smartest people you know
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by clicks 14y ago
The company I worked for in the past, its founder was good friends with a CS college professor. And I'm told the founder asked the prof. if there were any particular students who were "relentlessly good", and then the founder would go full-
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by clicks 14y ago
Thanks for responding!
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Ask PG: Do you ever get overwhelmed?
93 points by clicks 14y ago|24 comments
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by clicks 14y ago
> Think about - there's nothing that stops them from selling pirated books, movies, clothing at a huge discount compared to, let's say, Amazon. And that is precisely when Bitcoins will receive renewed focus from officials all over and g
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by clicks 14y ago
Ah. Well thanks to you both. :)
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by clicks 14y ago
(A little bit off-topic, but I see that you're the person who wrote the Flask tutorial, just wanted to say thanks for writing it, I loved it: https://github.com/akaptur/MyFlaskTutorial ).
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by clicks 14y ago
I was mostly agreeing with what you said.. until you somehow conflated steroids to ADHD medication. Steroids are never prescribed by medical experts, ADHD medication is.
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by clicks 14y ago
I think issue here is if you see an affiliate link, you start to question whether the author is heartily suggesting something because he genuinely likes it and wants to recommend it to you or he's just a bored blogger posting a new link on
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by clicks 14y ago
I, for one, would love to read a serious and rigorous research paper (if one's been done?) on the differences between sites mostly populated by females (Etsy, Pinterest, etc. -- to the tune of 80+%, I've heard) vs. ones populated by males (
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by clicks 14y ago
> I don't think her statement, that she uses Amazon data to find other books her readers enjoy, is an admission of immoral conduct. She said a quarter of the books she recommends are from information she gained from Amazon. Visiting the
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A sensational breakthrough: the first bionic hand that can feel(independent.co.uk)
7 points by clicks 14y ago|0 comments
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by clicks 14y ago
Oooh, integrated with your authentication system. What kind of stack are you working with? And, are you open to considering some IRC-based chatroom? Implementing a chatroom with socket.io can be a pretty big pain by the way, and very possib
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by clicks 14y ago
http://www.olark.com/ perhaps?
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by clicks 14y ago
I never had the view that 'die young' was a good way to go when I was as a teenager, but I did generally have the idea that being old sucked because you'd inevitably get bogged down by diseases and ailments. That was until I met my neighbor
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by clicks 14y ago
So basically, you have reasons other than ethical ones now to become a vegetarian. (Sorry to have opened this can of worms :-).
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Antibiotics and Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria in Meat: Not Getting Better(wired.com)
55 points by clicks 14y ago|31 comments
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by clicks 14y ago
> [...] then contact Apple to get your phone repaired or replaced. You can only get your iPhone repaired or replaced without paying if you bought AppleCare.
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by clicks 14y ago
> For each Tweet or Facebook share about this threat, using the buttons below, you will increase the amount donated to the EFF foundation by $0.10. My god they are working this thing to their benefit. That is just really really good mar
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by clicks 14y ago
This is pretty incredible. I remembering reading about this way early on... and cast it aside as some false hyped up story. Then I saw it being reported by high profile journals... The biggest banks in the world are aiding terrorists and dr

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