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10y ago
I would expect glass to have cost a multiple of that $100, with negative or no margin.
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10y ago
Comparing yearly wage with market cap makes no sense. You should be looking at gross profit / year.
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10y ago
Have you looked into copper-based IUD? No hormones, yet very effective. We've been relying on one for 3 years, and would highly recommend it.
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10y ago
Pay isn't everything though. Consider the case of immigrants who may need to be continuously employed to remain in the united states, or the more common case of people who depend on their employer for health insurance coverage.
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10y ago
Are you saying startups could not compete without "cheap" H1B labor?! The H1B is explicitly not supposed to bring in cheaper labor.
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You're right, the public timeline API does require hitting our servers. However, the calendar pins we push from our mobile apps do not use that public API and thus do not - as far as I know - hit the cloud.
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10y ago
No bluetooth on the Psion Revo :(
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Pebble engineer here > Does the health app upload to cloud services? If so, can it be turned off? It does by default, but you can disable it. I'm actually working on making those options more user friendly :). > Is the Bluetooth
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TSMC fabs the SPARC chips. Source: I worked on the SPARC systems, but this info is a quick google search away.
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Pebble engineer here. You can absolutely disable data upload and continue using pebble health. The support team will guide you though it. In the future, we hope to make the settings options to do so more explicit. The only feature that cur
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Your guess is wrong. It's DRAM plain and simple.
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I second that. We've had some issues with gcc's inline assembly support. To make matters worse the list of things that it does and doesn't support is very fuzzy.
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10y ago
You should consider the impact of distance here as well...
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11y ago
A much cleaner, GPL-ed implementation is provided here: https://github.com/WebDrake/GrSL/blob/master/sampling/vitter... (I personally find Kevin's code very hard to follow)
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Building Rocky.js with Emscripten
(engineering.pebble.com)
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The mediatek chipsets are the only thing out there if you need a lot of ram with reasonable power consumption for cheap.
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This comment is appalling, and so are most of the posts under it.
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Whether 65,000 is the right number or not isn't the important bit. While it may seem unpalatable on its face, granting the visa to the candidates with the highest paying offer is the simplest, least prone to abuse way I can think of to
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Show HN: Pebble firmware transpiled to JavaScript
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Yes, it's an infinite loop.
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Charging enterprise makes sense to me, but I would have thought that allowing free non-commercial use would help with adoption.
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In your sad, twisted world, only the lawyers win. Rental agreements have already ballooned into legal tomes no first-time lessee could ever understand. If they now have to spell out penalty for a variety of different breaches, they will bec
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This is exactly the right idea. 1. It makes H1B sweat-shops unfeasible 2. It motivates employers to train American workers whenever possible 3. It makes it significantly more likely that the visa will go to the most in-demand skills than th
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Pebble | Full Time | Palo Alto (onsite) | Build, Tools & Release Engineer Pebble is looking to make a first hire for its Build, Tools & Release team. Responsibilities include maintaining and growing existing development infrastructu
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I think because every LTE band you want to support requires its own front end with its own power management. The iPhone 6s is as close to a universal SKU as you get with LTE so they pack lots of those.
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Actually there are many mechanical design issues to consider when building a waterproof product: wall thickness, button design, mechanical seal, ... "seal it up under dry nitrogen" doesn't even start to describe the process a
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They do, albeit the different strap size(s) will make it a bit more complicated to make cross-compatible smartstraps. Hardware APIs are tricky!
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The fact that most people have an opinion about him proves my point, really.
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The death of French intellectualism & thought is overplayed. One needs only tune in to French TV or radio stations to convince herself that France's obsession with public intellectuals is alive and well. This is the country where,
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Looks like a great app to port to Sanstorm.io!
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