jnhnum1

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by jnhnum1 15y ago
I doubt they're counting once per recipient, but people could easily be sharing 100 items on average if you count photos , reshares, and +1's.
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Google+ now can import CSV or vCard address books(plus.google.com)
2 points by jnhnum1 15y ago|0 comments
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Google+ Hangout Deaf-Optimized Experiments(plus.google.com)
3 points by jnhnum1 15y ago|0 comments
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by jnhnum1 15y ago
... Their "Download my information" option excludes users' email, which makes it mostly useless for exporting your graph. Furthermore, if they were worried about server load, they would block queries altogether. Instead, what they're doing
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by jnhnum1 15y ago
I don't think invites are tied to specific email addresses?
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by jnhnum1 15y ago
This is related to http://developer.android.com/guide/developing/tools/monkey.h... , where you can actually test your user interface with a pseudo-monkey.
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by jnhnum1 15y ago
Another gem: http://developer.android.com/reference/android/hardware/Sens... gives a gravity constant, on the death star, in imperial units...
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by jnhnum1 15y ago
Of course there are trade-offs to being introverted: No backpacking trip, but also no needing to be around people you don't care about. You can also say that the preference of introversion is inconvenient - the fact that you don't like hang
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by jnhnum1 15y ago
Clearly it's not being omitted for technical reasons. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/06/01/facial-recognition-...
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by jnhnum1 15y ago
The +1 widget on the search results page and other 1st party pages is different than the +1 widget for 3rd party publishers. 3rd parties have to use an iframed widget to prevent click fraud.
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by jnhnum1 15y ago
did you even consider that this was genuine?
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by jnhnum1 15y ago
Newer processors don't just increase the performance of all programs equally. They have things like improved branch prediction, cache prefetching, better pipelining, and different cache sizes which can make a lot of performance optimizatio
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by jnhnum1 15y ago
guys, I think he was being sarcastic
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by jnhnum1 15y ago
In my opinion, there's too much uncertainty about the legality of operating with bitcoin, especially if you're a startup without a serious legal team.
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by jnhnum1 15y ago
Your friends will see your recommendations, if they're relevant. You won't spam your friends by clicking +1 all over the place, but if your friends happen to be searching for something relevant to what you've +1'ed, I believe they will
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Masculism(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by jnhnum1 15y ago|0 comments
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by jnhnum1 15y ago
At those who are saying high school mistreatment by some women shouldn't influence your interactions with other women ... sure, I won't argue that point. But the fact of the matter is, humans are learning machines, and they will generaliz
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by jnhnum1 15y ago
Rights against unreasonable search cannot be waived just because it's inconvenient for you to get a warrant.
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by jnhnum1 15y ago
Not true - in general, the reason you can't push down car windows is because they're driven via a worm gear to increase the force exerted by the motor, but you can't back-drive a worm gear.
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by jnhnum1 15y ago
Yes, and I was just sharing my own personal experience to try to counter some selection bias.
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by jnhnum1 15y ago
I've interviewed for a summer internship at Google twice: this summer and last. The first time I interviewed with them, they emailed me the same day to tell me that my interview went really well and they'd like to proceed to host matching.
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by jnhnum1 15y ago
Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buffalo_buffalo_Buffalo_buffalo... )
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Ask HN: Legal status of bitcoin exchangers in the US
6 points by jnhnum1 15y ago|1 comments
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by jnhnum1 15y ago
The fully expanded text is: Yawning, and smearing my eyes with my fingers, I walked bleary eyed into the kitchen and filled the kettle with fresh water from the tap, checking with my hands to make sure it was cold enough (The best tea comes
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by jnhnum1 15y ago
Kind of weird that the article claims there haven't been any findings like this before. This sounds a lot like research done at the social cognitive neuroscience lab at UCLA...about 8 years ago ( http://www.scn.ucla.edu/pdf/Cyberball290.pdf
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by jnhnum1 15y ago
Google is still the default search provider for iOS, isn't it?
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by jnhnum1 15y ago
If this is illegal, then I think there's a freedom of speech issue here given that essentially the protocol is just sending messages (with no copyright infringement or anything like that) to peers... Edit: of course, you could say the same
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by jnhnum1 15y ago
There was a study a while back that said that Android is now the most desired platform: http://www.androidcentral.com/nielsen-android-americas-most-... I don't believe that in that study "desired" was supposed to be inclusive of price.
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by jnhnum1 15y ago
yeah, they do. but those aren't relativistic effects, they're quantum effects.
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Google has best reputation among Americans(sfgate.com)
5 points by jnhnum1 15y ago|0 comments

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