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guylhem
15y ago
I like it a lot. Easy to remember URL. However the services offered are not so good. At least there is no RFC 867 and RFC 868 date on port 37 and port 13. This is deprecated, I know, but rdate is still the easiest way to fix the date on a s
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guylhem
15y ago
You mean getting a click for 5 cents? I got a 100% success on 10 cents during a test. Apparently, from the results most of the clickers came from India.
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15y ago
I studied the costs for such an approach on facebook, using amazon mechanical turk. 80% success on comments, 100% on likes. Details on http://en.blog.guylhem.net/post/18384978350/mechanical-turk-... I wonder how frequent it is.
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15y ago
Quite interesting - more than foursquare maybe. I don't really care where people are right now - unless they have just arrived and I can still join them. In any case, that's a short window of opportunity. However knowing where they plan to
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guylhem
15y ago
Speculation- yes. I paid just below 100, and I considered that a tad expansive. It's not a word but it is easy to say and to remember, and I needed one for a project, so I got it thinking I could reuse it later.
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15y ago
And you can get them for cheap. Got one .com as recently as last year, with the .org as a freebie. I'm now considering selling my 3 letters/numbers domain name - .net and .org.
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Using Amazon Mechanical Turk to skew Facebook popularity with a 80% success rate
(en.blog.guylhem.net)
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15y ago
brillant! I'm eager to try that at work tomorrow for my todo list. I like it small (fitting in the pocket) but the way I fold it it quickly falls into pieces
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guylhem
15y ago
IMHO the best part of the article is in the italian exemple: considering wine as just a kind of food or as a way to get high is a cultural thing. Usually it's both, but one of the dimensions prevails. I can not talk about Italy, but the sam
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15y ago
I see you point know. I'd rather say it's a sad situation, but you play the cards you're dealt.
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15y ago
"That is a completely and utterly ridiculous idea. But yet, there it is, seriously stated" Maybe to you, but not for me. I'm a doctor and a geek. I work on confidential patient data which I manipulate with custom software I write (some C, s
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15y ago
If I may, I suggest you try the USB version - Apple USB keyboard - http://www.amazon.com/Apple-109-Key-Version-Keyboard-1003199... Very similar layout, with a smaller form factor, non mechanical but to me it feels just as good, and it fea
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15y ago
Well there is an option for Fx keys as Fx keys instead of shortcuts in Preferences.app But this keyboard, even if it supposedly designed for the mac, won't get my money: - weird FN keys where the right control stands, instead of the leftmo
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15y ago
Considering the amount of bashing going on in this thread, I must suppose everyone saying it is no big deal has done at least the same - ie Microsoft certification at that age [or younger], meeting up with Bill Gates, and sharing her mature
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15y ago
QWERTY Canadian CSA ie with support for french and english and many other languages. Apple got it right. But PC sold in Quebec come with some awful mixup (multiple colors per key to support 2 optional layouts) Is it just because doing what
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Old revisions of Gigabyte motherboards unloaded on Amazon at Xmas time
(en.blog.guylhem.net)
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15y ago
This works for Martinique. Cool. I'll try and ask the same @mq :-)
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15y ago
Interesting. What was problematic with the arrows compared to a PC? The inverted T is pretty standard. Do you mean the lack of home/end/pgup/pgdn ? I could point you to solutions I use like controller mate - pretty handy to remap. Guylhem
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15y ago
"I'm not in it to save the world, I'm in it for myself" At least, that's self consistent and honest. Maybe not a good sales strategy though.
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15y ago
Science, reason and rationalism are not incompatible with an ego. If you believe in some right and wrong, there should also be an emotion, and eventually an action. I don't think selling ourselves is an overstatement here. And I would also
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Same thing here. I have felt this new "moral order" but this is the first time I've seen it linked to a salesman persona and used as a token to describe this generation.
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15y ago
Thanks for the follow up. Still, I wouldn't place such a rude "I don't care, it's deleted, mail me again when I'm back" autoresponder.
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15y ago
Spot on the "post-emotional” generation : no anger, no edge, no ego. Is the entrepreneurial model so attractive that everything that may set you apart has to be shaved, to avoid displeasing anyone? To me, hating something is at least as imp
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15y ago
Oops, I thought the original poster to record, like a dictaphone.
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15y ago
Until you consider that like a road side casualty, some people will use your fears against you. Never bail them out.
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15y ago
That's so simple and old school !! cat /dev/audio > record.au Here you will get Sun .au, which is mulaw IIRC. /dev/dsp is different. EDIT - after a quick google search, here are some details on the encoding difference : OSS has three ki
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15y ago
"I don't care about the 'glory' of a startup, glory is something you tell stupid 18 year old kids so they feel good about going to die for 60 year old kids." Beautiful :-) But what about passion? "Did you know that the people who sell plast
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15y ago
"Recognizing the artificial/restrictions and subverting it to make your life better" - I think we all strive to do that. Like you, I have some reserves will the article, but it definitely rings a bell. Yet how exactly is creating a company
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Is the creative class evaporating too?
(theatlanticwire.com)
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15y ago
Not sure it's such a great idea to rent the studio as a place to crash : I've been told it gets noisy in the afternoon, and that one may hear voices saying "oh it's goooood".
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