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joshwa
16y ago
Do you have any references for this? (speaking as a NYC-based employee with various side projects)
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joshwa
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I work for a major online retailer, and their mobile shopping patent application appears to have lifted screens from our mobile shopping app. I've forwarded this story to our head of merchandising to see if we will submit our prior art on t
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joshwa
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(oh, just realized that it was you, max, who asked that q. ;) )
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I'm moving to Kunming in Jan 2010-- will be contracting for my former employer but also working on startup projects, and hoping to employ some local university grads to do some grunt work...
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joshwa
16y ago
LMFTFY: A concept for a digital camera inspired by Holga
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joshwa
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That demo would have been cooler to see at a lower trajectory to see the shearing forces and bouncing irregular particles.
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joshwa
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From my reading of the wikipedia articles about those cases, there has been no definitive decision on these-- just some refusal to vacate a stay, and then congress revised the law to have some congressional review. Perhaps someone else can
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joshwa
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If the hosting company says that they can't name the agency and can't say anything about the nature of the claim, that immediately makes me think of a National Security Letter: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_security_letter "[A Nat
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huh. not sure why the submit form didn't notice the older discussion?
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All image-editing software gets scaling wrong
(4p8.com)
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They are mostly drinking green tea in those jars. Green tea brews at a much lower temperature (150-180F); indeed, since they are leaving the tea leaves in there all day and refilling it, they can use even cooler water and let it steep slowl
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joshwa
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-- making coming soon pages for 3 iphone apps and 3 physical products in development (see my profile) -- working on iphone app to manage/coordinate your medical care: http://twitpic.com/23sew2
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16y ago
just needs a camera, microphone, more torque, and a small explosive charge. :)
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joshwa
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Yeah, this was not a response to your site specifically, but to the parent poster and job sites as a whole.
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joshwa
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In my experience, older listings are more likely to (in order of frequency): - point to 404s - already be filled, and nobody deleted the listing - have received a higher number of applicants over time, decreasing your chances - indicate an
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joshwa
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My first task when I reach the homepage is to learn about your product. The only two options I see initially are to View Plans or Try It for Free. The only info I get about your product are a few unexplained screenshots and some content-fre
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- can't search by location (searching for "new york" has many false positives and missing results) - need an option to flag a listing for incorrect information (e.g. http://www.dailymotion.com/us/about/jobs#ref05 comes up as being in Pari
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The illegal hotel problem (esp on the west side of NY) is indeed actually big enough to warrant a committee on the community board-- the west side is home to a lot of SRO's and seedy 'hotels' that cater to folks coming into NYC via the Port
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Is the rental contract between the customer and the room provider or between the customer and airbnb? One way to approach enforcement would to be to set a threshold on the number of units a room provider can offer without being subject to t
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Jesus Christ. Their product is straight out of every CIA/NSA/SecretGovernmentAgency movie of the last 20 years. All that 'magical' integration of news reports, signal and visual intelligence, financial records, military incidents, relations
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joshwa
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This sounds a lot like drop.io or mediafire etc.. file sharing services with a web interface. Since people were already using the public links to share individual files it makes a lot of sense to expand it to the folder level.
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Gourmet Is Back — But Not as a Magazine
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see also: "The Diet Spreadsheet" by Jeremy Zawodny http://jeremy.zawodny.com/blog/archives/006851.html http://www.myweightracker.com/about
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http://www.myweightracker.com/about
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Apple Gets More Than 600,000 Orders for iPhone 4
(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
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Bad (and all too common) uses of UML: * BDUF http://c2.com/xp/BigDesignUpFront.html * Mistaking UML as a programming language (see, we can write all our software in UML!) * Code generation (see above, except you still have to write all th
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:s/Native/Apple's built-in/
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Mattress manufacturers are even worse about this-- they create entirely separate model names for each retailer-- Macy's sells the Serta Supreme but Sleepy's sells the Serta Deluxe and 800-MATTRESS sells the Serta Max, all of which are exact
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Even more infuriating is when they don't even bother to do the unit pricing! two sizes of the same product- one says "18.00/unit" and the other says "everyday price $21.99"!
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joshwa
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perhaps with a very high gear ratio? it turns out there is a whole market segment for motorized blinds-- but all quite pricey and mostly focused on industrial applications. How much would people pay for a low-cost kit to work with existing
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