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Do you know your average revenue per kilometer?(walkingworking.com)
1 points by jmilloy 12y ago|0 comments
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by jmilloy 12y ago
We're both getting downvoted for this. I'm not sure what we seem to be missing!
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by jmilloy 12y ago
So they should increase the price of the laptop by $80 for everyone so that you don't feel nickel and dimed? Why do you care if your receipt has that $80 listed a separate item or not?
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Ask HN: DIY Sit/Stand Desk
1 points by jmilloy 12y ago|0 comments
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by jmilloy 12y ago
This strikes me as a nice little hack of the system, and I'm glad that it seems like in this case the attitude was "no harm, no foul". It's not a particularly elegant hack, but that's one thing that epitomizes hacke
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by jmilloy 12y ago
Couldn't there be an in-between? Does anyone around know enough about the implementations of sequential download? I only need the sequential download to proceed a little bit faster than playback. After that, bandwidth should be used to
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by jmilloy 12y ago
You know, I'm not sure I like this "gamify education" thing. Is the stuff we want our society to learn really so boring that it has to be embedded in a game? That's not the signal I think we should be sending. > Remem
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by jmilloy 12y ago
As you suggest, just because some idea was dropped doesn't mean that Google did the wrong thing. But, it also doesn't mean that they didn't abandon the idea, so it ends up here in a list. I don't see any general Google b
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by jmilloy 12y ago
I was very excited to discover Nautilus at my local bookstore, and bought what turned out to be the first edition. In the end, it was a lot of fluff. They've since continued to churn out articles with fascinating topics and disappointi
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Here's Where You Should Live Based on Your Myers-Briggs Personality Type(thoughtcatalog.com)
1 points by jmilloy 12y ago|0 comments
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by jmilloy 12y ago
Maybe by then, they've already put you in their reject pile?
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by jmilloy 12y ago
You mentioned - having to find the number (or put in in your phone), and - trust that they could deliver on what I expect - I'd presume they hold all the pertinent info Yet those three things are identical whether you use magic or your
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by jmilloy 12y ago
Yeah, I always only ask once, even if it isn't good enough.
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by jmilloy 12y ago
Clearly, they're the same crows.
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by jmilloy 12y ago
I don't follow you > My Credit/Debit card offers concierge service but I've never used it. I'd have to find the number (or put it in my phone..), then <text> an operator, and then trust that they could deliver o
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by jmilloy 12y ago
I'm looking now for the study. If someone else finds it first, I'd love to replace this with a source article.
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New research reveals how long to sit and stand at your desk for best health(newswire.ca)
2 points by jmilloy 12y ago|1 comments
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How Animals Hacked the Rainbow and Got Stumped on Blue(npr.org)
2 points by jmilloy 12y ago|0 comments
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by jmilloy 12y ago
In the jobs I've liked, I do. To be more precise, I solve the problem on a whiteboard, and then type out the solution at the computer. The more experience I have, the less often I encounter gotchas while typing that I missed at the whi
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by jmilloy 12y ago
I wrote this below, but several things are clear here: - This isn't a quote and should be taken with a grain of salt. Oversimplification, poor wording, and basic misunderstanding on the part of the author are at fault. - We don't
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by jmilloy 12y ago
Eh, this isn't a statement about his own models, and it's obviously a gross oversimplification anyways. You should focus on some of the earlier statements which give an indication of that his models aren't just a "GOOD&#
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by jmilloy 12y ago
The point wasn't that having a read-only open file dialog is wrong. It's that that having a read-only file dialog and a full-featured file browser look identical is confusing/misleading.
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by jmilloy 12y ago
I tend to think that it's just really easy to look at things on too-small a timescale. Consider the extreme: in a single second, there aren't any discernible market pressures in the ISP industry, and it would be weird to expect
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Julia Studi – An IDE for Julia(i-programmer.info)
4 points by jmilloy 12y ago|1 comments
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by jmilloy 12y ago
Isn't the point that she can't if she doesn't sign the new agreement?
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by jmilloy 12y ago
Yeah I wondered about that, and guessed wrong. I'm used to seeing the words "idling" or "stopping" for cars and "loitering" for people, and never "standing". I suppose if you want to put non-park
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by jmilloy 12y ago
Agreed. Of course, we can now argue whether this level of granularity is unnecessarily complicated. However: it's hard to argue that the three cases that I listed are too many rules, yet it's easy to see that they can cause too ma
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by jmilloy 12y ago
Having a single (different) sign for each audience makes a lot more sense than a different sign for each rule or timeslot. That is, commercial vehicles and pedestrians can each have their own sign, and only when necessary. Then at least I k
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by jmilloy 12y ago
> Why should you have so many rules for parking? There are three options: - You can park here for free - You must pay to park here - You cannot park here You're examples only relate to the first two, where you can always park, but s
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by jmilloy 12y ago
So the question becomes, "How do you find a good network/agency?", which is what I'm thinking about currently. Maybe it's not very hard?

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