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imajes
17y ago
I wanted to elaborate on why i posted it here... Mostly that the high signal to noise with this community and the way it better expresses the stuff i'm currently thinking about. However, in specific regard to this thread- and as others have
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imajes
17y ago
I heard about this. It's a real shame that BetFair's system isn't being implemented for the LSE- i hear it far out strips any 'real world' use cases and can handle it all really well. Sounds pretty awesome to boot. :)
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imajes
17y ago
Yeah- the newer thread keeps referring to Swedien's work - that's another great thread. Thanks for finding it!
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imajes
17y ago
look out for stuff from resonater and robmix - totally cool stuff about how they cut some of his most famous work together.
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The work ethic of MJ - amazing tales from the studio by his engineers
(gearslutz.com)
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imajes
17y ago
hope not. too many cooks?
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imajes
17y ago
or at least carry a parachute. business continuity plans should really be part of the spec for everyone who's making money from their app.
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imajes
17y ago
You essentially skipped over the fine, the jail time and other considerations from the case. i'd answer those if you want to make it a better analysis.
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imajes
17y ago
and what language/platform, hosting costs, etc...
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17y ago
Oh wow. It's so nice to see news from years ago making it back as 'new' headlines. Whatever. Feedback for such schemes has been the following- a: that people felt incredibly unsafe (especially women) and stopped going out out night, regardl
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imajes
17y ago
Until the crucial meeting with your first customer/investor/partner happens and you're stuck on the side of the road waiting for AAA. Seriously, it's not always just about spending the least.
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Wireframe magnets template for whiteboarding
(konigi.com)
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imajes
17y ago
Er, it's way way more simpler than that. London's primary data store is in a number of buildings on the edge of Docklands/Isle of Dogs, on a road called Marsh Lane. Leading away from that, is limeharbour, and on this road there are at least
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imajes
17y ago
because it's an isolated incident of a weak mutation - you need to see patterns greater than one or two incidents before this is anything but an anomaly.
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Refactoring Rails tips from Yehuda Katz
(engineyard.com)
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imajes
17y ago
Plus, when are we going to start to hear the horror stories of nuclear subs cutting cables (again)? If we start to have combat patrols guarding the inter continental cabling...
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imajes
17y ago
Most journalists in Afghanistan/Iraq and well, the HQ of most major western news will have known that Rohde was kidnapped. As pointed out by the article, it's easier to call the editors of the major papers and ask them to hold any stories.
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imajes
17y ago
Yeah, but if the user wasn't anonymous, he could have been contacted by the wikipedia admins and suggested that perhaps the information wasn't worthy of the public domain yet. Any reasonable person would understand the risk to the man's lif
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imajes
17y ago
well, since most of us get flu at least once every couple of years, it's kind of hard to avoid H1N1, the most popular form of influenza going around. Of course, if we were to catch the very specific form of H1N1 with the genetic coding that
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imajes
17y ago
As i understand it, your body is made of various different types of cells. Now, a virus has to be able to mate with these cells to break through and then change the RNA of the cell so it can replicate- remember, viruses are sub-cell agents
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imajes
17y ago
Good points- working the system here means that they are able to know what the offers are and so on - not just be able to drive the site but know when to talk to someone, etc. I agree that user experience is fundamental, it's just the hyper
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imajes
17y ago
Your account was definitely there after a second check. It is kinda obscured as a 'normal' weighted link - and so i didn't see it on first glance. My point though still stands: the experience of AA is geared around the points gathering syst
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17y ago
Dear Dustin Curtis... I looked at your rant at american for their poor usability and it was so overflowing with hyperbole that I had to close the tab. You suggested that by changing out american's design team, they might stop-gap their loss
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imajes
17y ago
An opinion from the other side of the pond: You're right that southwest, jetblue et al are pretty good for what they offer- but don't misunderstand the next steps- heavier competition, higher price crunch and then you end up with a service
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17y ago
what bothers me is why this isn't more like 90% (in other words, why you don't check all items in and out - anything else is pretty lame supply chain management)
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imajes
17y ago
Who's in for some salvage? I wonder how many startups we could incubate with $26m of silver.... :)
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what's really interesting about this is how BT are going to be pushing through their ADSL2/fiber upgrade- they need to make it commercially viable so are going to be requiring some strict resale restrictions etc. :(
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17y ago
I would suggest that: - fiber is relatively more expensive than simple copper strands; - hanging a cable from a telephone pole to the house is not resilient to weather; - fiber can snap easily, and needs to be wrapped in thick protection:
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imajes
17y ago
without sounding pretentious - one of the biggest things I've found is that today's authors suffer from a lack of eloquence. Communicating well is not something that's simple to master, and few are truly good at it - in the same way that co
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17y ago
Download the API docs. Turn off the internet. No reason to really need the 'web when coding... And when you get into bugs you're looking for help on: leave them aside and work on something else- fix them all in one burst. We make excuses fo
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