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by giarc 6y ago
I've never seen any in store demo's for any of the various products. I'd definitely try it if I could, but don't want to spend $15 on a few patties for a product I've never tried.
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by giarc 6y ago
Exactly, if you can't be bothered to submit it yourself and chat with potential users, or even just other makers providing feedback, then you probably won't succeed.
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by giarc 6y ago
Some of the ads are almost lifesized books. It's incredibly hard to discern what is ad and what is content.
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by giarc 6y ago
Has anyone actually found these directories to be useful? I suspect the only people browsing these sites are our founders and not potential clients. Do they really offer any SEO improvements?
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by giarc 6y ago
There are a ton of companies doing this "Toms shoes" model (buy one, give one) and it doesn't need to be complex. "For every bottle of water you purchase, we fund the clean up of 1000 bottles". Why bring lasers in
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by giarc 6y ago
Yes, somewhat. I was involved in a project a few years ago where we installed specialized light housing in the ceiling at the hospital I worked at. These units had a UV system above it. Basically it would circulate air over UV lights and t
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by giarc 6y ago
Correct. Since UV light acts at the molecular level and at the very core of what makes the cell work (DNA or RNA) it's hard for organisms to overcome. There are mechanisms of fixing these dimers, but cells need to produce them (which
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by giarc 6y ago
Almost all microorganisms as suspectible to UV light. The damage happens at the DNA level (UV light causes a thymine dimer when two thymine nuclobases are found together in DNA... thymine being the T in the AGCT of DNA code). This dimer ca
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by giarc 6y ago
I agree, I was confused as there was no url following the title.
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by giarc 6y ago
I also updated last night and work up to my Bedtime alarm this morning. Given the amount of people in this thread saying the same, I wonder if the OP actually adjusted something and in fact was not iOS's fault.
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by giarc 6y ago
I noticed you can also just share your approximate location, rather than your exact location. Therefore, as an example, weather apps where my exact location isn't necessary won't get it.
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by giarc 6y ago
You might be right. The gif on github, at times, shows no plate prediction but still includes a confidence score. I would suspect that if it can't even show a prediction, it's confidence score wouldn't show either (being th
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by giarc 6y ago
Am I missing something or in this image, is the confidence score 99.23% and has the incorrect license plate? The plates clearly have a 5 but it's predicting an S. https://camo.githubusercontent.com/5138d6bce5c840d15e533
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by giarc 6y ago
I agree... when you listen to a great comedian, it's not 1 joke/sentence. This article was too much. I still read it all since the overall topic was entertaining but the attempt at humour was overkill.
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by giarc 6y ago
Watch the event from today, specifically regarding the new iPad. They show it analysing someone's tennis form providing knee extension info and ball speed etc.
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by giarc 6y ago
There are a lot of companies developing river turbines that possible could complement this well. I have no idea if they produce the right amount of power though.
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by giarc 6y ago
You could create steps so to speak. So across the river there would be bubble lines that are only 20% or so of the span. Then the plastic would step down until it reaches the other side and fish could swim around the bubble lines. I reali
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by giarc 6y ago
Wait, they also make a jet ski?!
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by giarc 6y ago
Ad account manager can actually delete comments from the ad.
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by giarc 6y ago
I think it's just slow to load the images. I had the same and eventually they started to appear.
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by giarc 6y ago
Problem is you can't run an RCT and hand out marijuana to teens so you are stuck with biased sampling methods.
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by giarc 6y ago
I remember when I first saw a DVD on a good screen. It was the first Matrix movie in a friends basement. I was so blown away by the quality jump from VHS.
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by giarc 6y ago
I agree, I sold a small Saas and it was a lot of work getting everything in place. It heavily affected my future work and the way I set up the business. Even small things like using a password manager is super helpful when trying to hand
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by giarc 6y ago
Edward Tufte's book "The Visual Display of Quantitative Information" is a classic that is still relevant today. It was written before Excel charts etc but the key concepts, especially "less ink is better", is somet
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by giarc 6y ago
Wouldn't the real James be notified that someone used his email to sign up for another Netflix account? When 'Eve' signed up for Netflix with james.hfisher@gmail.comm the signup confirmation would go to jameshfisher@ inbox?
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by giarc 6y ago
I'm no expert, but it's not just that they dominate the search market, it's that they use that position in less than ideal ways. For example, Google Snippets takes away valuable traffic from sites. Google has also been accu
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by giarc 6y ago
Scott Galloway talked about this in a recent Pivot Podcast. He predicts it will launch after the US DOJ announces anti-trust actions against Google. If they do it soon, Google will just point to Apple to say "We aren't the only
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by giarc 6y ago
I think its a common situation where you have to decide between crimes with long sentences, but hard to prove and smaller charges that are easier to prove.
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by giarc 6y ago
Yes it was really out of place. Same with the No CS Degree job advertisement. It was even more out of place since the main article was about a guy creating job boards, I thought perhaps Pieter had made a new one?
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by giarc 6y ago
In a somewhat recent local election, polling was showing the incumbent party winning easily. Of course, on election night, the left leaning party won and displaced the party that lead my province for 40 years, a huge upset that no one pred

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