jim_h

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by jim_h 16y ago
I don't know how much you like the name, but I would suggest another name that is easier to remember. At the very least a name that is easier to spell or pronounce. For me to remember the URL an hour from now, it's going to take a good few
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by jim_h 16y ago
I was looking through the public projects and think a language filter would be great. Currently it just shows pages and pages of projects that I'd have to navigate. I think it could be a nice and different way to learn new code instead of
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by jim_h 16y ago
This is BETA. Just remember that when buy it. They also have their DSO Nano, which is an older model. It's also half the price if you just need something basic. http://www.seeedstudio.com/depot/dso-nano-v2-p-681.html?cPat...
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by jim_h 16y ago
Is it just me or does the photo in the article have a time of 9:48? 9 hours,48 minutes. That race has to be a rarity since he's supposed to average 4hrs.
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by jim_h 16y ago
How compatible is jruby 1.6 to ruby 1.9.2? I'd also be interested in seeing REE stats.
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by jim_h 16y ago
They mostly likely have had contact with some people. In the first photo, you can make out a nice machete and a pot.
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by jim_h 16y ago
http://photoblog.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2011/02/01/5965571-newl... This has better photos. According to NBC report in 2008, an agency has been aware of the tribe and have been tracking (and not contacting) them since 1910.
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by jim_h 16y ago
It'll be forgotten in a few days.
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by jim_h 16y ago
That's pretty cool. I assume you have prior experience with the industry? Clothing and prints, I mean. Definitely a great way to capitalize on the moment. I wonder if anybody have a business that visits with a truck to melt all the snow.
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by jim_h 16y ago
I definitely agree that it's become a 'huge industry'. There are people getting huge payments for selling (and accepting) and even more people getting jobs. Of those involved, who's going to say no to that? I was surprised that they went
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by jim_h 16y ago
Get people using it and provide feedback. Those people should preferably be from your target audience. Fix up the layout/design. Layout/design for home and rest of the website is different. The home page makes me think it's a sports vid
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by jim_h 16y ago
Part of me doesn't want to believe it. Mainly because ebooks are too restrictive (can't resell) and overpriced for my liking. Also, I might be nitpicking, but it seems like ebooks only beat 'paperback books'. In that article they make a d
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by jim_h 16y ago
People probably also had an easier time spelling 'Dropbox', than they did remembering 'Syncplicity'.
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by jim_h 16y ago
It looks like it's time to start learning vim or another alternative.
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by jim_h 16y ago
You could just let them sign up, but do not activate their account. Say something like 'only select/random accounts' will be activated, if they're not activated you could keep their emails and send them a reminder when you are ready for th
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by jim_h 16y ago
I happened be looking to NYC violations earlier at http://www.nyc.gov/html/doh/html/rii/index.shtml You could probably make use of it. It's NYC only. Your city probably has a similar site.
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by jim_h 16y ago
Is there an option to use Google Charts without posting the data back to google?
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by jim_h 16y ago
http://raphaeljs.com/ is also another option.
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by jim_h 16y ago
http://www.highcharts.com/ seems pretty nice. Unfortunately their developer license seems to have increased by $100 since the last time I checked.
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by jim_h 16y ago
I'd like to start off with saying that most HN members are NOT the typical renters that landlords deal with. Most HNers are very intelligent, hard working and understanding/reasonable. (Correct me if I'm wrong.) Not all renters are like th
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by jim_h 16y ago
I don't think most HN members are the typical renters that landlords don't like. (Heck, I sometimes think all NYC HN members live exclusively in Manhattan paying $3000/month rent. I know it's not true, but Manhattan seems very popular.)
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Jesse 'The Body' Ventura sues over airport pat down(cnews.canoe.ca)
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by jim_h 16y ago
What didn't you like about their offices?
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by jim_h 16y ago
Before I was hired for my current company, I given a quick tutorial on the programming language (used in company) and had a quiz afterward. It's a great way to see how fast someone can learn and see them apply that knowledge. It was a gre
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by jim_h 16y ago
It doesn't seem fair. They charge a fee for others to read your article, but your rights to the same (your) article are limited to free access and only under limited circumstances.
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by jim_h 16y ago
"At 158, it’s a small sample size, and it’s still early days for the Windows Phone 7 platform..." It's still a bit too early to tell considering how long iPhone and Android have been out.
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by jim_h 16y ago
When slashdot changed their discussions to use javascript to control the display sorting/loading, it resulted in non-js users needing to use extra clicks to sort their daily reading. Lately slashdot has removed the option to sort their disc
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by jim_h 16y ago
There's no shame in needing money. It may be to your benefit to use your real hn account and make a posting to see if anybody is looking to hire. Maybe someone in the HN community is looking for a Rails developer. It's definitely worth t
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by jim_h 16y ago
Unfortunately it's not very easy to have a passive $2500 income a month. Unless you have a lot of money to invest, or worked hard AND got extremely lucky. $2500 is not an insignificant amount of money. Getting it passively for only doing
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by jim_h 16y ago
With more users 'jailbreaking' or 'rooting' their phones, it's not as 'secure' as before. The point of doing those things is to break the phone's security and allow you to do more things. What if the creator decided to put in a little ext

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