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by draz 14y ago
Anyone from DreamWorks (or any other studio)? Could this be used to generate crowds of people in movies, or is it too inefficient?
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by draz 14y ago
What's stopping the app creator from asking the user (in a settings" page) which browser s/he wants to open web pages in? Default will be Safari, unless changed explicitly
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by draz 14y ago
I downloaded it, and I like it. I wish they also had the swipe-to-right to see the browsing history.
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by draz 14y ago
looks about right for NYC (I'm only posting this so people can know they can reliably use it)
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by draz 14y ago
> One may argue that if she has no understanding of the European financial meltdown, and just wants to find evidence for the failure of the welfare state where there is none There there. Relax. I was not arguing that the social measures
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by draz 14y ago
I work for one of the top 10 hospitals in the United States. Our health insurance, ironically, isn't all that great. Co-pays are relatively high, certain things not covered, etc. So it got me thinking about health insurance and how it affe
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by draz 14y ago
tuition reimbursement is contingent on acceptance to a program. I do not believe you can take classes without being enrolled in "A" program. Admissions through School of Continuing Education (aka, GS) is one way to get into a program. Moreo
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by draz 14y ago
I thought PLOS ( http://www.plosone.org ) was created to be a disruptive agent
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by draz 14y ago
I dont work for Google, so I dont know. I'd imagine some projects aren't all about the strategic long term "money plan," rather that strategic long term "people plan." This is a cool project, and Google might just want to give talented pe
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by draz 14y ago
i dont know much about this industry, but I am guessing the delay works to some organizations' advantage. Don't they get to keep the money longer in their accounts and thus have better cash-flow (on paper, at least)?
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by draz 15y ago
well, it's a tough one... Intellectually, I agree with you, but it's sort of a gut feeling. The issue is that as a start-up you are limited in resources. So how many campaigns can we run? How many friends can we nag to use our service time
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by draz 15y ago
I am working on a start up in my spare time myself. My partner and I know very well that we need to launch and iterate. For me, there's a fear that if we launch too early, there may be too many issues that will turn users away. When we w
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by draz 15y ago
In one word: reputation. These schools want to be seen as social-responsibility leaders, etc. I don't want to sound so negative about it, but there's some element of publicity these institutions are seeking. Think of this: how many people c
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by draz 15y ago
Harvard and Stanford (and other big name universities) are in the business of "selling" diplomas, not content. You cannot put on your resume that you "aced" a Harvard iTunes course, but only that you graduated from Harvard. I applaud these
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by draz 15y ago
I completely agree with your analysis, but it only holds in countries where there is an official Apple store (vs. distributors, who at least in one location that I know of, provide a bad customer service)
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Phonect: iPhone Motion Detection(youtube.com)
4 points by draz 15y ago|0 comments
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by draz 15y ago
out of curiousity -- could the Manhattan grid be naturally used for satellite calibration (thus masking intention)? Could we install objects on top of buildings to help calibration (surreptitiously)?
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by draz 15y ago
I think it stems from the fact that you can almost always find a Java library for whatever enterprise product you're looking to work with. I have yet to find a major company (not a start up) that did not release some sort of Java API to its
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by draz 15y ago
having just recently finished reading the Jobs biography, this turn of events for Dorsey reminds me of him: ousted from leadership, appointment on the board, heading a new company (Square vs. Pixar), and then serving as head of two companie
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by draz 15y ago
"Flash automation designer?" Flash is dead! Why would someone want to put in his/her resources (time, money) into a dying craft?
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by draz 15y ago
major in math (vs. cs), take less classes (so i could work on my ideas), intern at start ups, study abroad (semester or 2) at a place I'd never even consider living in (because once you graduate, it probably ain't happening, for various rea
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by draz 15y ago
it's (very) cool, but x-mixed-replace is not supported in all browsers. I sure hope the browsers that support it don't end up dropping their support.
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by draz 15y ago
unfortunately, I must agree with you. 9 times out of 10 candidates cannot answer the question you've posed. One time I even had a candidate with 17 years of experience (!!!) who didn't even know what a join was (masked in a question form).
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by draz 15y ago
a la Boxee?
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Poll: Are you planning on reading Steve Job's biography (out today)?
2 points by draz 15y ago|2 comments
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by draz 15y ago
Absolutely! How could I not read one of the world's most interesting and influential people's biography??
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by draz 15y ago
No! I'm kindda tired of this whole festival around him. The excerpts are enough for me
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by draz 15y ago
Absolutely! How could I not read one of the world's most interesting and influential people's biography??
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by draz 15y ago
No! I'm kindda tired of this whole festival around him. The excerpts are enough for me
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by draz 15y ago
it's interesting that no one mentioned the good produced when a company that does not do "good," per se, makes good money (for profit) and then donates some of it to worthy causes. I personally think this is the ultimate win-win situation:

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