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by jnhnum1 15y ago
I believe Schmidt's statement was about activities online .
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by jnhnum1 15y ago
I'm guessing there's a difference (legally) between benefits like health insurance and a retirement account versus luxuries like disneyland trips, massage chairs, gourmet food, etc.
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White Iphone 4(apple.com)
7 points by jnhnum1 15y ago|0 comments
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by jnhnum1 15y ago
Yes, I agree that it would be ideal if Google had staff to train employees on the use of the machines. Hopefully they're moving in that direction. But, I get the sense that right now they just have one busy foreman who is doing all he can
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by jnhnum1 15y ago
A few things: Machine shop safety is really important. People die. You need to know how to use the equipment. These "strict" screening standards that Google has are, well, standard for any machine shop. I think it's awesome that they have
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by jnhnum1 16y ago
Windows is not running on their servers, and the computer shown running windows seems only to be used by the techs who are putting the servers together.
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by jnhnum1 16y ago
See the thing is, I think I have a decent sense of what looks good and what doesn't, but I just have no idea about common design patterns and how to create the designs I envision. I also am reluctant to believe that this can't be learned.
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by jnhnum1 16y ago
Look, some people (not me personally) prefer using the iOS platform. The OP may be interested in building apps just for his own immediate benefit. Even if he is looking to make money, Apple's app store is still an extremely viable (and pr
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Ask HN: How do you do graphic design?
41 points by jnhnum1 16y ago|31 comments
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by jnhnum1 16y ago
This seems highly over-dramatized: "The stakes are high, higher even than most of us realize. Our answer to this question holds the very roots of our salvation… and our demise." From my own experience (I'm a sophomore studying computer scie
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by jnhnum1 16y ago
In what possible way could ease of licensing be worth $29+ billion?
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by jnhnum1 16y ago
Don't people usually deal with this sort of thing by signing a contract ahead of time?
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by jnhnum1 16y ago
I doubt it. Just because there exist all kinds of social networks - e.g. phones, IMs, email, Facebook, Twitter, etc. - doesn't mean there's not a LOT to be gained by thoughtful integration (hopefully with sufficient privacy safeguards)
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by jnhnum1 16y ago
Quantum teleportation just means reproducing the entire quantum state of the system without physically transporting it. It's interesting to note that you can't do this without destroying the original ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No-cloni
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by jnhnum1 16y ago
I emailed security@google.com, but I figured that posting it here would make it more likely for them to fix it faster.
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by jnhnum1 16y ago
Including that tag on any page - forum, blog, whatever, will log you out without your consent. For comparison, Facebook has cross-site request forgery protection for logging out
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Gmail XSRF?
12 points by jnhnum1 16y ago|11 comments
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by jnhnum1 16y ago
Until Bing starts getting "signals" from what users are clicking on Google reflecting Google's algorithmic changes...