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by jroll 14y ago
Out of curiosity, are the examples intended for python 3? I noticed in the sample you're passing around 1/4, 1/2, etc. which doesn't do a whole lot in 2.x. :)
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by jroll 14y ago
You forgot the link for [1], mind posting it?
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by jroll 14y ago
Grappa was version 0.7 :)
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by jroll 14y ago
With the traffic out here, driving from Mountain View to SF takes anywhere from 45-90 minutes. The other reason is that socially, all of these communities are vastly different.
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by jroll 14y ago
Does this mean it might be possible to install Ubuntu on ARM devices preloaded with Windows 8?
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by jroll 14y ago
A modest house in the valley costs something like $500k. With a typical mortgage you can expect to pay about 1% of the total price ($5k). That's more than triple your total expenditures, let alone housing costs.
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by jroll 14y ago
That's a good question. Everything eventually connects in to the ECU, so there's no reason the customer shouldn't be able to read this data. As for writing data, I'm not sure how difficult it would be, but it can probably be done. Personall
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by jroll 14y ago
They definitely contribute to range and torque, but the most important contribution is to the overall lifetime of the battery. Batteries treated nicely are apt to last much longer. Thermal management is probably THE most important factor in
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by jroll 14y ago
I don't know anything about the Mitsubishi. The Leaf definitely has a capacity advantage (at the cost of weight), and is approximately the same chemistry. The Volt's thermal and electrical controls are vastly superior to the Leaf.
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by jroll 14y ago
I do not; that was after I left. I can tell you that they do extensive abuse testing at that facility. I tried my damnedest to find out, but nobody would talk. :(
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by jroll 14y ago
I used to work at the hybrid battery lab at GM, and for a while on the Volt battery itself. I'm happy to try to answer any questions (without breaking confidentiality, of course).
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by jroll 14y ago
They are indeed for modularity. One benefit here is that dealerships can quickly swap part of a battery (cells and controller) to make repairs quicker. The other benefit is that smaller batteries can be made by using the same components and
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by jroll 14y ago
Lockitron also offers locks with a keypad, and every lock comes with a Bluetooth keyfob for emergencies like this. <3 lockitron.
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by jroll 14y ago
They actually recently released information about this - there were multiple vulnerabilities in xen.civwould assume they were trying to keep the information quiet until the issue was fully resolved. http://blog.linode.com/2012/06/13/xen-se
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by jroll 14y ago
Try Lock Me Now [1], which lets you lock your screen from the menu bar or configure a keyboard shortcut. [1] http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/lock-me-now/id464265594?mt=12
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by jroll 14y ago
> As a doc you can already use Square to process payments Yes, but the application is integrated with the Square app to make it more efficient. Payments made via square also automatically sync with our billing/accounting section of our
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by jroll 14y ago
I've been working on our billing features and have worked with our X12 parser quite a bit. I died a little inside when I realized that I could scan X12 files almost as quickly as reading English. :P
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by jroll 14y ago
Correct. Square is used to pay copays or balances that may remain after insurance payments have been processed (deductibles, denials, etc.). The main interface allows for the doctor to press one button to easily pay a known copay, or press
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DrChrono Lets Doctors Accept Payments Via Square, View Real-Time Insurance Info(techcrunch.com)
37 points by jroll 14y ago|12 comments
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by jroll 14y ago
General motors still runs their entire email system on Lotus Notes. Some people are even still running version 6, which I think is 2 or 3 versions behind...
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by jroll 14y ago
This is how we hire, and I think it's great. Both sides get to see if it's a good fit, we see how you work and if you have a product sense. You get to see if you like our product and company culture. Win-win.
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by jroll 14y ago
Mountain View - drchrono.com (YC W11) [full time and interns, H1B considered] We're looking for more engineers and salespeople to help us revolutionize healthcare through mobile and web interfaces. Our stack includes Python/Django, iOS, and
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by jroll 14y ago
I see that now, thanks :) I don't mind being downvoted, I'd just like to hear out any rebuttals to my comment.
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by jroll 14y ago
Out of curiosity, why the downvotes? When I worked at a corporation, I tried to do what Ed recommended here, and these are the problems that I encountered.
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by jroll 14y ago
And if you don't have the people to complete or maintain these projects? Or how about when you build out a prototype and then corporate IT policies end up having you generate hundreds of pages of documentation and a massive Java application
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by jroll 15y ago
Mountain View - drchrono.com (YC W11) [full time and interns] We're looking for more engineers and salespeople to help us revolutionize healthcare through mobile and web interfaces. Our stack includes Python/Django, iOS, and Android, but yo
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by jroll 15y ago
Been a Mac user for years and did not know this. Thanks!
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by jroll 15y ago
There's http://hellofax.com , wonderful service.
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by jroll 15y ago
Sounds like the author figured out a SQL injection vulnerability in the website the bot downloads logos from, and a way to give the removal tool as the image in a way that infects Sality itself. This would distribute the removal tool very q
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by jroll 15y ago
Hey Steve! Good to see another Kettering grad on here :)

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