jared314

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by jared314 14y ago
I love the idea, but, now, when I loose my phone I will be cashless, unable to call someone for help, and locked out of my home. I also hope they salt their password hashes.
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by jared314 14y ago
Is there an existing automated way to watch a patent? So you can get a notification if it is granted, rejected, etc.
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by jared314 14y ago
Those were before most of the industry standardized on Micro-USB (2010 timeframe).
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by jared314 14y ago
The organ failure scenarios you describe are the ideal case. If you look at the more common ailments like heart disease, diabetes, gout, or tooth decay. The equation changes in favor of the current treatments. You would be hard pressed to c
545.
by jared314 14y ago
I disagree with your last statement. Most current drug therapies are dirt cheap compared to the costs of organ implantation (even when you assume no long term care afterwards). This cost difference also makes me think insurance companies wo
546.
by jared314 14y ago
It is cheaper, in time and money, to take a fully formed organ than grow one. I hope that kind of crime would disappear, but I doubt it will.
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by jared314 14y ago
"Your security is based on the kindness, and apathy, of strangers." I repeat that warning to anyone who has become just computer-savvy enough to use a computer as well as they drive their car. The tinfoil-hat jokes have tapered off, over th
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by jared314 14y ago
I was trying to avoid the "Receipt of stolen property" issue, while maintaining personal privacy. Usability was lower on my list of concerns.
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by jared314 14y ago
They could asked for a hash of the device uuid. That would be safer, but you would still have to visit the site. With that request they could match ip, browser info, and device uuid. Perhaps, it could be put entirely into javascript.
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by jared314 14y ago
I keep hearing about the death of supersymmetry. Are there new developments keeping it "alive"?
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by jared314 14y ago
I remember something like this a few years ago. They were using it for XSS. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1153383
552.
by jared314 14y ago
I wonder what the minimum number of neurons is to successfully fly the plane.
553.
by jared314 14y ago
I wonder how a optical mouse sensor would react to the vibrations of the router.
554.
by jared314 14y ago
I think the automated resume filtering systems are interesting. Previous stories, about how to hire people, have told how the nice people involved in hiring did the exact thing these systems do, only manually. They take a big stack of resum
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by jared314 14y ago
It is hard to pin down the author's bias, or yours, without understanding what kind of development the author has done. I look at this as more of a Text Mate 2 vs Sublime Text 2 post.
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by jared314 14y ago
Or LLVM
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by jared314 14y ago
They, now, do the same thing at some fast food restaurants to create a more personalized customer experience. It always gives me the creeps. I wonder if this is going to be a generational division. Perhaps, the up and coming generation will
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by jared314 14y ago
The Google Tech Talk mentioned in the story: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6XdwHo1BWwY
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by jared314 14y ago
It's like looking for a house in the rain, so you can see where the water drains.
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by jared314 14y ago
I would classify all five items as a work, team, and personality fit. You worked well in that environment because it fit with what you expected of yourself and others. The people who left, or were fired, did not fit as well. At the end of t
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by jared314 14y ago
Which, in turn, originated from the work done by American statistician, and professor, Edwards Deming, who helped rebuild Japan after WWII: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/W._Edwards_Deming
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by jared314 15y ago
What is the cost, time and money, of getting something ISO standardized?
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by jared314 15y ago
I had the same reaction when he went off on the public restriction on alcohol (52m), but the science sounded reasonable. With that in mind, I cut my sugar and carb intake. I lost fat. So, I chalk it up to his personality or a reaction to be
564.
by jared314 15y ago
When I read that style I feel like I focus on the normal letters and ignore the new characters.
565.
by jared314 15y ago
And thus begins a competition between legal quants. I don't know if this is better, worse, or both.
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by jared314 15y ago
I wonder if a ClojureScript LLVM backend would work.
567.
by jared314 15y ago
Sounds normal. They have nothing to add, but they have to say something.
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by jared314 15y ago
I would like to see more people recording themselves coding, then going back over top of it and commentating explaining what their were doing, perhaps with a "co-caster"/reviewer.
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by jared314 15y ago
There was a theory floating around that the device had to be physically larger because of the 4g chip size and battery size, and the screen was just there to compensate.
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by jared314 15y ago
Wikipedia references the 1937 Elixir Sulfanilamide tragedy [ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Food_and_Drug_Administration#ci... ]

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