davidcuddeback

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by davidcuddeback 16y ago
PGP support in Gmail would be great.
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by davidcuddeback 16y ago
By "liking" that page, it will add it to your profile so that your activities will read "Monitoring my Facebook privacy settings."
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Let Facebook know you care about your privacy(facebook.com)
1 points by davidcuddeback 16y ago|1 comments
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by davidcuddeback 17y ago
Not exactly. The launch from Vandenberg on April 22 was an HTV-2, which appears to be a weapons test, but a non-orbital one. It was tested on a target in the Marshal Islands. I don't believe the HTV-2 reaches space, and it certainly isn'
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by davidcuddeback 17y ago
I suppose an algorithm that takes a little longer to run might make the user think that the software is doing something more advanced, but that would only apply when the software leaves room for the user to make qualitative judgements about
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by davidcuddeback 17y ago
No, it's 46 slides long.
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by davidcuddeback 17y ago
I usually use Google with "site:news.ycombinator.com." For example, to search for "iPad" on Hacker News, Google "iPad site:news.ycombinator.com."
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by davidcuddeback 17y ago
I thought about this more last night (when I was trying to sleep). I realized that 3D displays don't provide the same feeling of having a 3D object in front of you as the Pcubee does, because you can't change your perspective by simply mov
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Government to Require In-School Repayment of Federal Student Loans(zencollegelife.com)
7 points by davidcuddeback 17y ago|9 comments
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by davidcuddeback 17y ago
This is really neat. I imagine there would be uses for this to do object visualization, such as for CAD programs. I wonder how useful that would be to mechanical engineers. Then I got to thinking, could it be used to fit-test parts? It m
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by davidcuddeback 17y ago
So true. April 1 should be a national "stay off the internet and go outdoors" day.
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by davidcuddeback 17y ago
If you're interested in this for the sake of software development, you might be interested in the Personal Software Process (PSP). It's an attempt to turn CMMI into a process that an individual software engineer can follow, and it comes fr
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by davidcuddeback 17y ago
I disagree. I think flattery backfires, because most people can detect it. Flattery is what comes out of your mouth if your thoughts are not genuine. Dale Carnegie doesn't promote ignoring people's faults. His book is about how to wor
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by davidcuddeback 17y ago
Much of the advice in this book can be explained by people wanting to feel important. Doing anything that makes people feel less important (criticizing, arguing, saying "you're wrong") doesn't help your situation. Doing anything that make
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by davidcuddeback 17y ago
Actually, Coke's formula isn't patented. Many say it's the best kept trade secret in the world. They keep competitors from copying them by keeping their recipe a secret.
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A Visual Git Reference(marklodato.github.com)
6 points by davidcuddeback 17y ago|0 comments
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by davidcuddeback 17y ago
I agree with the sentiment in this blog post, but I can't help but wonder if regulations on telecommunications services require Google to implement the extra security.
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Apple blocking Google Voice blocking webOS App(flpalmdev.blogspot.com)
46 points by davidcuddeback 17y ago|16 comments
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by davidcuddeback 17y ago
One thing that I find to be very valuable is to perform self assessments after significant milestones. I consider what I did well and what I could improve upon. Then I consider how to improve. Always exposing myself to new ideas and tr
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by davidcuddeback 17y ago
Very interesting idea. I will probably even be a customer some day within the next year. I've seen several pieces that I like. The website gives me a feeling that I'm buying something unique (almost) directly from the artist. I like tha
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by davidcuddeback 17y ago
Perhaps you don't need another developer at this time. I find that operating at n-1 developers forces a team to really consider what the most important features are. As a developer, it's really easy for me to start thinking of really cool
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by davidcuddeback 17y ago
I think that list misses one very important book: How to Win Friends and Influence People, by Dale Carnegie. The people who are most successful in business understand people, and that's what this book teaches. Understanding people and bei
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by davidcuddeback 17y ago
I partially agree with you. I lived in Seattle's International district this past summer, and biked quite a bit. At first, I was apprehensive about the traffic, but it wasn't bad once I got past my first ride. One resource you might find
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by davidcuddeback 17y ago
This reminds me of an article I read a few years ago, which talked about cities designed for walking.* Most cities have a code that requires that every new development must supply X number of parking spaces per Y square feet of land. Howe
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by davidcuddeback 17y ago
There's nothing that says the blogger will ever give up his domain. My suggestion is to start thinking of new names. You might even end up with a better name than you have now.
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by davidcuddeback 17y ago
Yes. I'm in SLO. kauschovar at gmail dot com
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by davidcuddeback 17y ago
QuickSilver ( http://www.blacktree.com/ ) -- Lets you do just about anything by just typing it on a Mac. For example, to email a document to a friend, I start typing the name of the document. It shows up, so I hit tab and type "email", hi