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by juiceandjuice 14y ago
Because they'd still get advertisement money from sponsored listings vs. no advertising money.
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by juiceandjuice 14y ago
Actually the 4S is much faster at a fix than the 4 because it has more satellites to look at (GLONASS). More satellites means a faster, more accurate location fix.
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by juiceandjuice 14y ago
Anyone who has been around a university physics lab will easily recognize linen (as well as paper) phenolics which are typically used as insulators and occasionally for mechanical parts. They used to be pretty popular for gaskets as well. I
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by juiceandjuice 14y ago
I wear mostly the same clothes every day. I have a bunch of plain t-shirts in various colors (mostly shades of gray, but colors too), a few band t-shirts I wear occasionally. 4 slightly different colored pairs of levis, and either navy/red
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by juiceandjuice 14y ago
One very practical application of this would be for communications to Mars. You could be constantly transmitting a "deferred" signal, only to alter the quantum states when you are ready. We still have a long way to go for ~20 minute quantum
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by juiceandjuice 14y ago
The future of telecommunications, brought to you by Bell's lab instead of Bell Labs.
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by juiceandjuice 14y ago
I've seen google's robotic cars already driven on the 280, specifically the Lexus SUV.
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by juiceandjuice 14y ago
>maybe they flick the beams on and off in a particular pattern, or use different wavelengths in a novel way, or have a unique mounting system that swings the beams off the work more quickly, etc.) then it would be perfectly appropriate
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by juiceandjuice 14y ago
Java 7 has lots of enhancements for dynamic languages and some new things like NIO2 for asynchronous services (vert.x, for example, requires java 7)
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by juiceandjuice 14y ago
Anything close to a perfect black body would be close to true black. Thousands of feet of water are pretty good at absorbing and reflecting all electromagnetic waves before they reach the bottom, but because it's reflective it's not a black
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by juiceandjuice 14y ago
Plutonium 238 is NOT Uranium 238. There's shitloads of U238 in the world.
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by juiceandjuice 14y ago
Of note... Verizon could theoretically still charge a tethering fee so long as no data was routed through the 700Mhz spectrum.
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by juiceandjuice 14y ago
The most important reason why this is a no-brainer is because of the 700Mhz spectrum auction. The open device restriction (or lack of restrictions really) was a key provision that google pushed for. I'm sure some people are going to say the
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by juiceandjuice 14y ago
More important than the cost is the restrictions state and local governments have. Big ISPs have the right to lay down cable, it's nearly impossible for anyone except a huge ISP/Utility to get those rights.
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by juiceandjuice 14y ago
When I think of Padmapper, I think of the naughtiness: "Though the most successful founders are usually good people, they tend to have a piratical gleam in their eye. They're not Goody Two-Shoes type good. Morally, they care about getting t
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by juiceandjuice 14y ago
The license doesn't cover websites, only mobile applications.
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by juiceandjuice 14y ago
Based on what?! OP's question wasn't very well defined and your answer is completely arbitrary.
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by juiceandjuice 14y ago
Yeah, there's a lot of other things we use it for. We have a lot of hierarchical data that uses the CONNECT BY statement, and I hate it because it has issues with scaling and bad execution plans, so I'm working on migrating all of that to
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by juiceandjuice 14y ago
I'd love to move away from Oracle to Postgres, I really would. I'm trying to. But for massive amounts of data the partitioning and some other features of Oracle just work better. The partitioning is a huge thing, especially for our data whi
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"I had three requirements for seeking a great job; All glory, Top pay, No work."(legacy.com)
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by juiceandjuice 14y ago
It's logical, if you're looking for drinks you'll probably want to have cookies.
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by juiceandjuice 14y ago
Doesn't work for everyone (Didn't work with our java processes on RHEL 6.2)
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by juiceandjuice 14y ago
You can't get a room share in most of SF for under $700, for SOMA and the Mission you'll be lucky at $850. A studio you might be able to get for $1200-$1500, 1BR $1400-1800, 2BR $2000-$$$$$. This is assuming you don't want to live in Bayvi
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by juiceandjuice 14y ago
Realize you are going to get what you pay for if you want to live in SOMA. Realize that most buildings aren't new in SF in general, especially the more affordable ones. Then decide if you can't pay that much, whether or not you can stom
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by juiceandjuice 14y ago
I think you could probably make a chrome web app/plugin that does the scraping locally to get the data, then feeds it back in to padmapper.
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by juiceandjuice 14y ago
I could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure the picture on that blog was derived from a Shepard Fairey poster, which was derived from a Josef Müller-Brockmann poster about noise titled 'Noise Control' in 1960: http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_kzaoY-eKn
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by juiceandjuice 14y ago
You've been searching for a month, you've been getting interviews, even repeat interviews, and you are complaining? Not to make little of your situation, but I don't think you really have a whole lot to complain about, especially because a
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by juiceandjuice 14y ago
To be fair to Craigslist, since everyone and their grandma uses it, I'd imagine a lot of users have underpowered computers, outdated browsers, and low bandwidth connections. I've seen padmapper slow wayyyy down on my i7 macbook with 8GB r
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by juiceandjuice 14y ago
Yeah but that still sucks, because people rarely know which neighborhood they are in. With padmapper, I could see exactly what was where and not have to worry about somebody thinking excelsior is somehow the mission, and the price per ro
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by juiceandjuice 14y ago
So should they ban Google? Because I use google to search for things on craigslist with much more success than craigslist's system, in the same way I used Padmapper to find a room/house (3 times in the past year... I move a lot) This is st

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