johlindenbaum

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by johlindenbaum 12y ago
I'm going to assume the cost is the novel research behind this. Trying to create fusion in the first place has been researched for decades. If this works, and they can do it at scale, a new reactor wouldn't have the same cost as a
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by johlindenbaum 12y ago
I liked UberX while I was in the city. Awesome ridesharing. Great. I don't understand why Uber, in a regulated taxi eco system like London or Berlin, wouldn't just start with UberTAXI? Why not start the process gently by being abl
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Why we stopped focusing on 66% of our customers(7shifts.com)
36 points by johlindenbaum 12y ago|6 comments
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by johlindenbaum 12y ago
Define short trial period. <14 days?
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by johlindenbaum 12y ago
Somethine something, Hunger Games Tracker Jacker wasps.
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by johlindenbaum 12y ago
Can't wait to see this in action. What a terrible product website.
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by johlindenbaum 13y ago
After being on a team that was launching cube sats with old ICBMs this reusable launch platform for science excites me!
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by johlindenbaum 13y ago
Looks nice, would like to see cavirtex exchange.
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by johlindenbaum 13y ago
Am I reading the graphs correctly that it states that in 3 days OP only used Chrome and Gmail for roughly 9 minutes each? Yeah... don't use your phone, and OH MY GOSH, the charge lasts forever!
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by johlindenbaum 13y ago
I'll have to try and find the article, this was years ago, but there was a study about people just tapping their brakes lightly that would cause the person behind to do the same, a little longer, etc. etc. that would cause a big traffi
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by johlindenbaum 13y ago
This is an incredibly cool concept.
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by johlindenbaum 13y ago
Few questions. Is Grasshopper intended to be a vehicle that ships a payload into a low earth orbit and return itself back to the launch pad? With that, a question of descent, once it's reached orbit and released its payload, would it r
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by johlindenbaum 13y ago
Sets the tone of legitimacy for the article. OP can't be trusted. :P
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by johlindenbaum 13y ago
No I'm in a western province in Canada. Most government or publicly traded companies here have massive unions that represent the majority of the work force, including programmers.
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by johlindenbaum 13y ago
The company I works for has a great solution to that, it allows people that want/deserve to move into management paybands (they leave the union), but stay in their technical roles. The become managers without direct reports. Career &#x
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by johlindenbaum 13y ago
There's an application that lets you lock individual applications, but which should allow you to unlock it with dictation, as the rest of the OS is still working. Mac App Blocker ( http://knewsense.com/macappblocker&#x2F
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by johlindenbaum 13y ago
I love that even if the display is in 12 hours, I can type in a 24 hour value and it'll understand and format it correctly.
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Better time drop downs for ranges: jQuery Time Autocomplete(7shifts.com)
3 points by johlindenbaum 13y ago|2 comments
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by johlindenbaum 13y ago
Sort of relevant: In Canada the word "Engineer" is protected. While I am a Computer Scientist, I can not call myself a Software Engineer (or any form of Engineer), unlike in the US. In Canada you must have graduated from an Engineering Coll