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by jeroen 17y ago
http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/15.02/yahoo.html
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by jeroen 17y ago
earlier thread: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=824657
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Too many options. If I select [c#] it would be nice to have [vs] chosen by default. And [perldoc] doesn't need to be in that list. Also, it looks like you're looking for keywords. That doesn't work for class names. Pattern recognition will
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Combining that number with the 1% estimate (10% seems very optimistic) leaves only $ 20K per month or $240K per year. On googles scale that's probably not worth the effort and risc.
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(demo account) When I go to Watches > Feynman I see 5 matches. The third has "python" highlighted 4 times, but I don't see any mention of "feynman". That's confusing. I'd rather not have "python" highlighted, since that is not in my sel
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by jeroen 17y ago
From the article: "600 MByte/s, a little bit less than 6 GBit/s." bytes vs bits.
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At least 3 years old: http://jeremiahgrossman.blogspot.com/2006/08/i-know-where-yo...
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"7-Zip - You'll typically get between 2% and 10% better compression than ZIP." Does anyone really care about compression rates? And what about the fact that noone you send your .7zip's to has 7zip installed?
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On the other hand, this news probably brings them a nice spike in visitors, which could even lead to sales.
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"to iPhone Store". No one is claiming this is the first AR app.
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The Bug Fixer could probably tell you if you have an ip-non-grata. Such a list does seem to exist: http://www.google.com/#hl=en&source=hp&q=ip+ban+site...
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2 very interesting points from that article: "[court]: 'we AFFIRM the district court’s judgment with regards to the royalties due Novell under the 2003 Sun-SCO Agreement'" So SCO owes Novell $2.54 million. "SCO management is no longer in co
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I searched for "what is isk eve" and found exactly one answer: EVE Online ISK (The Inter Stellar Currency) is the currency in Eve.
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Interesting background, but I'd say the fact that Galileo is a rare name helped a lot. If history had produced 10 other well-known people named Galileo then we probably would have started calling him by either his last name or his first and
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And it has the image that is missing from the NY Times article.
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This meta crap also displaces other stuff.
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I loved my D30 and we made some very nice photographs together. Only for speed and focus points did I switch to a 10D. All the extra MPs do is eat up disk space.
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And comments by new members: http://news.ycombinator.com/noobcomments
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"Its first million articles took five years to put together, but the second was achieved just 12 months later." "... helped the site reach the 2m article milestone just 17 months after breaking the 1m barrier ..." From the other numbers in
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single page link: http://spectrum.ieee.org/energy/renewables/empire-off-the-gr...
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I had the same thing with accessories. It would be very useful if you could provide a button to remove an entry from the list and then all similar entries are automatically removed as well.
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I tried it out and got some very interesting and probably useful results. For those who do not want to register: http://360voltage.com/voltmeter/?u=c0175cf2-d8a6-102c-aea2-0... Bugs: The url field disappears on my iphone when it gets focu
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Neither does stackoverflow ( http://vldtr.com/?key=SO ). Didn't stop them.
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dupe: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=754725
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Actually, there are two background layers that are constantly visible. The top one is transparent and has light and dark images on it, and the bottom one is a gradient with the same light and dark end colours. The top layer is fixed, the bo
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Leiden, the Netherlands. That makes 5 so far.
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An earlier thread on this: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=751415
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"xml parser flaws"
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Discussion has started here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=742029
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The Stasi documents are probably the biggest project in this category: "The Stasi files are something else entirely. In 2000, the BStU collected them and sent them to Magdeburg, a decaying East German industrial city 90 miles west of Berlin

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