jacobwcarlson

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by jacobwcarlson 13y ago
BART will be running. In fact I'd recommend BART over driving even if the Bay Bridge wasn't going to be closed.
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by jacobwcarlson 13y ago
I'd argue those are the same thing.
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by jacobwcarlson 13y ago
> Give me (Patrick McKenzie -- patio11) your email and get the rest of it, totally free. (This advice has lead to 20%~100% increases in sales at 3 companies, and normally I charge five figures for it.) That sounds both scientific and lik
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by jacobwcarlson 13y ago
I'll leave the pros/cons of the language itself to others, but two of Lua's most attractive aspects are its size and speed. The interpreter is something like 200k and is built to be embedded into anything. For instance, RPM h
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by jacobwcarlson 13y ago
> A loophole is that in-person charges do not use the verification code, so someone could use the saved information to fabricate physical cards, and try to use them at stores (the U.S. doesn't typically use either chipped or PIN-pr
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by jacobwcarlson 13y ago
The idea is that by not changing bad decisions made in the past, those mistakes aren't forgotten or brushed under the rug.
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by jacobwcarlson 13y ago
> What if we started embedding our source code and editors in our documents instead of the other way around? We all agreed that was a bad idea: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opendoc
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by jacobwcarlson 13y ago
https://hall.com/ Pros: integration with PT and Github rules; mobile client is better than decent. Cons: transcripts/history can be wonky; no way to add metadata to file uploads; native OS X client seems to randomly ea
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by jacobwcarlson 13y ago
Are you just guessing this is the reason, or do you have a link to an article you didn't include in your response?
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by jacobwcarlson 14y ago
If you're going to be pedantic at least consult a dictionary first: "any 1 [ usu. with negative or in questions ] used to refer to one or some of a thing or number of things, no matter how much or many"
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by jacobwcarlson 14y ago
Yours is actually a very misleading comment since Greenberg stepped down as CEO in 2005.
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by jacobwcarlson 14y ago
> This is the exact equivalent of the coal industry finding the minority of scientists who think climate change is not man-made and funding their studies. No it isn't. This isn't about coal or climate change. It's about whether or not i