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by jld 10y ago
They do, though who knows much it alters the course of the ship. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12504685
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by jld 10y ago
It seems many have an inherent expectation that a neighborhood will not change after they choose to buy into it. The nature of cities is that they are constantly changing, and the sooner we can teach people this, the better.
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by jld 11y ago
Given the multitude of things you can learn to fix in your house using YouTube videos, (plumbing, electrical, appliances, finish work, etc) I think it's clear that you don't need an onsite instructor to learn trade work. It would
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by jld 12y ago
shouldn't it be http://moc.elgoog ?
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by jld 12y ago
"Our investigation determined that the attackers may have gained unauthorized access to applicants and members’ information, which could include member name, date of birth, email address, address, telephone number, Social Security numb
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by jld 12y ago
There are multiple units in the house.
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by jld 12y ago
I don't have an issue with picks, but why would one need them often enough to justify the weight/clutter of carrying them everywhere?
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by jld 12y ago
Why do you believe BECU would be any better?
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by jld 12y ago
Here in Seattle there seems to be this fear that not getting Google to install Google Fiber™ means we'll just have the crappy offerings from Comcast and CenturyLink for the next 50 years. In reality, I believe not selling ourselves to
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by jld 12y ago
I prefer a different promise of the the future.
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by jld 12y ago
Uber spends a lot to acquire new drivers. They hire staff to recruit them, give them a new phone, and give the driver a signing bonus.
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by jld 12y ago
You can run Windows on Apple hardware natively. https://www.apple.com/support/bootcamp/
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StreetMix lets you design and share streetscapes(streetmix.net)
3 points by jld 12y ago|0 comments
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by jld 12y ago
1Password too. http://vimeo.com/88901304
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by jld 13y ago
Brushing up on his cloud computing.
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by jld 13y ago
How does the Rdio library compare to Spotify's?
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by jld 13y ago
The print version is subsidized by a lot of very expensive print space.
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by jld 13y ago
The example was one question with a bunch of OR operators that when combined, would equal exactly 50%.
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by jld 13y ago
This is interesting though I'd be curious if diverging from solar time would be as easy as the author claims.
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by jld 13y ago
Coffee is also connected with taking a break, and the image of a coffee cup conveys the idea that by using the product, your life would allow you to spend a lot of your time being leisurely.
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by jld 13y ago
It's likely. Verizon provides landline services for the entire Washington DC area.
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by jld 13y ago
There's a note in the margin that MailChimp is concerned that ISPs may filter emails that contain 'bitcoin' in them.
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by jld 13y ago
If only we could move freely in four dimensions, as to navigate around events that are difficult hurdles to overcome, such as comet strikes and nuclear holocausts.
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by jld 13y ago
The author mentions it's based on that, but totally rewritten. "The program uses a simple genetic algorithm to evolve random two-wheeled shapes into cars over generations. Loosely based on BoxCar2D, but written from scratch, only
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by jld 13y ago
Yes, 256 bit AES. It's unknown how many of those bits the NSA knows already.
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by jld 13y ago
Here's a link of a graph to compare $/sqft for San Fran vs San Jose area. http://www.zillow.com/local-info/CA-home-value/r_9/#metric=m...
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by jld 13y ago
Or when Apple bought NeXT, and shortly there after Steve became the CEO again. Apple did the buying, but NeXT was still in control.
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by jld 13y ago
Check out 11foot8's YouTube channel for some great examples of how common this can be in some places. http://www.youtube.com/yovo68 http://11foot8.com/
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by jld 13y ago
By the time you hit print the bitcoins are only worth $66.5 million. Or was it $135.7 million?
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by jld 14y ago
You screen-capped the front of the bag. Check out the back of the bag.

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