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Windows 10, Microsoft's next OS(consumerreports.org)
3 points by eglover 12y ago|0 comments
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by eglover 12y ago
You're linking to your own thread.
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Quantitative Easing: Who wins and who loses?(justfactsdaily.com)
2 points by eglover 12y ago|0 comments
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by eglover 12y ago
This post is more appropriate for http://www.blackhatworld.com/ maybe you'll find a home there.
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iPhone 6 and 6 Plus not as bendy as believed(consumerreports.org)
229 points by eglover 12y ago|175 comments
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by eglover 12y ago
I'm sorry, there's no other way I can say this. Those numbers are idiotic, and it couldn't be more obvious that they're made up. You don't just pay for "sponsored posts" on peoples walls and magically make
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Soylent Day 1: First Taste(ethanglover.biz)
1 points by eglover 12y ago|0 comments
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by eglover 12y ago
True enough. This kind of thing is dependent upon the kinds of accounts run by people who will post anything. The kind of thing you ignore. This is god awful marketing that doesn't work and it preys on those who don't know any bet
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by eglover 12y ago
Thanks for the answers, it's helpful. I would say though that for the people who this is most useful for (journalists, photographers, etc) they probably don't want to use it. In order to claim a file they have to send a public twe
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by eglover 12y ago
A fine idea, it's certainly interesting. A couple of questions: 1. It only connects to twitter? Why not other options including CoinBase? 2. What do you do with the code that's generated?
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by eglover 12y ago
This is fantastic. Maybe I just missed something, but I've never seen a link shortener like this and that surprises me. This seems like the kind of thing that should be on all SEO "Must-Use" resource lists.
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by eglover 12y ago
Unbox Therapy also "covered" the issue by bending the phone with his hands: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=znK652H6yQM Snopes is calling it "undertermined": http://www.snopes.com/info&#x2
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Do the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus bend? -ConsumerReports(consumerreports.org)
4 points by eglover 12y ago|1 comments
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by eglover 12y ago
Well done. This is a nice tool. It's interesting how AWS has shot to the top so easily. Super cheap, sure, it's great for big companies. But I found it too complicated to set up a dynamic website.
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by eglover 12y ago
I like the idea. I find it really odd that Web Developer is on the homepage but not on the site. (False advertising?) Not much here, but it's a nice site if it becomes more populated. If you had a feed on these updates I'd like to
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by eglover 12y ago
Major fail to me. I've been working on a similar project for 2 years and this may work in a classroom but going through the exercises it's tremendously underdone for the general public. I don't think this is going to go anyw
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by eglover 12y ago
So no matter what you type in it just display 83.3 years unless you change the average in which case it just converts month to years independently of your birth date. I tried messing with it and it broke. On the third input it finally displ
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by eglover 12y ago
Awesome, I'll have to sign up. Just as a side note, here are a few other interesting podcasts that may not fall into this category. Intelligence Squared (Debates) - https://soundcloud.com/intelligence2/ Joe Rogan
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by eglover 12y ago
One of my favorite scenes: http://youtu.be/kwk_Ot8orPY
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Amazon Launches $100 Tablet(consumerreports.org)
2 points by eglover 12y ago|0 comments
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by eglover 12y ago
This isn't mine, but I thought it was awesome.
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Does It Fit in My Car?(doesitfitinmycar.com)
5 points by eglover 12y ago|2 comments
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Finding Fibonacci's Using the Strassen Algorithm(eglove.github.io)
2 points by eglover 12y ago|0 comments
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by eglover 12y ago
"Five and six year olds cannot instantly intuit that 27+38 =..." "... before they've ever had lessons on doing math the mechanical way, carrying the one, etc." Really? It's not OK to teach the easier way becaus
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by eglover 12y ago
Sounds like laziness to me, which is of course rampant among teachers. It does amaze me that googling "common core math" brings up the things it does. Even in a world where we have access to all information, everyone seems to be t
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by eglover 12y ago
I didn't know that, is that universal or only for math? It definitely makes sense for math as you can get close and easily guess. So you can have no idea what you're doing and still get a 70% or so.
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by eglover 12y ago
Nobody is talking about shorcuts. You learn by starting with the tens place and moving on to the ones place. LEFT to RIGHT. NOT right to left. 27+38 30 + 20 = 50 7+8 = 5+8+2 = 5+10 = 15 50 + 15 = 65 This is a lightning fast process that you
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by eglover 12y ago
He was also just on The Tim Ferriss Show: http://fourhourworkweek.com/2014/09/09/peter-thiel/
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by eglover 12y ago
1. You can't shortcut your way out of not knowing the multiplication table and basic arithmetic. Nobody does this. 2. The "formal way" as you put it is complex and unnecessary. It makes things harder, especially once you hit
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by eglover 12y ago
An interesting way to advertise.

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