jared314

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by jared314 16y ago
Up or down does not matter. "Something" makes money when the stock moves, and it moved a lot. (Everyone refers to "Someone" in the stock market. Give it up. It is "Something" now.)
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by jared314 16y ago
Why do we have people in the pits again?
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by jared314 16y ago
Interesting ideas buried in a pile of conspiracy theories.
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by jared314 16y ago
Cars, trunks, and personal vehicles, in general, serve the public that exists outside of a city. Yes, there is life outside the city.
695.
by jared314 16y ago
The Math Overflow ( http://mathoverflow.net/ ) format looks promising.
696.
by jared314 17y ago
Sounds like a business idea, for doing e-taxes and e-payments, in the making.
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by jared314 17y ago
I thought the UK evaluated the full-body scanners and found them ineffective.
698.
by jared314 17y ago
You could try reflection and/or dynamic. The latter requires .Net 4.
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by jared314 17y ago
I still keep a floppy drive around in case of bios flashing failure on older machines.
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by jared314 17y ago
Your security, and privacy, is based on the kindness of strangers.
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by jared314 17y ago
I'm not sure you can define how a standard can "injure" users.
702.
by jared314 17y ago
Companies change protocols, platforms, and legal agreements all the time. Facebook's word is easily changed.
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by jared314 17y ago
It sounds like the key will be effective communication between the operators and ground forces.
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by jared314 17y ago
All passwords are trivially broken by social engineering.
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by jared314 17y ago
They both have magnetic strips. Ha...I don't get it.
706.
by jared314 17y ago
What you are suggesting was called Time-sharing (1960s). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time-sharing
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by jared314 17y ago
Even if it happens, the libraries won't actually accept/return lambdas until jdk 8. http://mail.openjdk.java.net/pipermail/lambda-dev/2010-April...
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by jared314 17y ago
Why were fonts originally not embedded in websites? Licensing, security, support?
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by jared314 17y ago
Botnets do it. It can't be too hard.
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by jared314 17y ago
Summary: Spend more time right-sizing the structure of the application then counting cycles. Underestimating the complexity of a task, like performance tuning or algorithm choice, is not caused by a simple maxim. It is a lack of experience,
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by jared314 17y ago
It may end up, like SOAP, more name than acronym.
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by jared314 17y ago
Awesome. It doesn't work on the Droid, because of the arrow key requirement. I also think it is missing a position-in-presentation indicator, like a progressbar or a smaller zoomed out version along the bottom.
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by jared314 17y ago
Trolling/linkbait. The points made are taken out of context and mixed with a conspiratorial tone.
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by jared314 17y ago
Vultures circling or cutting out the fat? Time will tell.
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by jared314 17y ago
Contest is limited to 100 people and $30k cash pool. It looks like a trial, or a pet, project.
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by jared314 17y ago
This is right up there with the Universal Turing Machine implemented in Conway's GoL ( http://rendell-attic.org/gol/utm/index.htm ).
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by jared314 17y ago
Illegality is a gray area, negotiating a contract is not control, and agents are not retailers. The customers were not told the price was temporary, just that it was the default. The customer's perception was what mattered to the publishers
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by jared314 17y ago
The appearance of a significantly "cheaper" version of the product cheapens the brand, and makes customers wonder why they are paying so much. Potentially killing the rest of the product line-up. It has happened to every industry several ti
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by jared314 17y ago
They can filter blogs, but can't filter the dangerous stuff.
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by jared314 17y ago
You raise a good point; machine guns weigh a lot less then 400lbs.

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