letstryagain

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by letstryagain 12y ago
> Schema-less design allows data to be modeled more flexibly than in relational databases, which lock the developer into a single schema at any given point in operations. Implying that schemaless design is a GOOD thing
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by letstryagain 12y ago
http://longbets.org/362/ http://fortune.com/2014/02/05/buffett-widens-lead-in-1-milli...
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by letstryagain 12y ago
Can you explain? Because I don't understand either.
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by letstryagain 12y ago
Vegas baby
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by letstryagain 12y ago
OK so it could be something else, but the Higgs Boson is still the simplest theory that fits the data.
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by letstryagain 12y ago
Workaround: Click a day in the small calendar and then click the 4 Weeks button.
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by letstryagain 12y ago
ad hominem
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by letstryagain 12y ago
Down in AU but it's just come back up.
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by letstryagain 12y ago
You have 200 tabs open? How do you find the tab you want? How often do you look at each of the 200 tabs? What happens when you're on another computer? What happens if you accidentally close Chrome, do you open all 200 tabs again?
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by letstryagain 12y ago
Calorie counting already takes this into consideration. When we say '100g of raw tomato has X calories' we are talking of what your body gets out of it when you eat it, not the calories theoretically in the tomato.
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by letstryagain 12y ago
I think you can own a howitzer in the USA if you want
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by letstryagain 12y ago
Yea but not $5k worth. The Watch according to my calculations might contain about $1k in gold. So if they sell it at $6k like Gruber thinks, they won't be able to give you back much of that on trade in. Most people would probably just
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by letstryagain 12y ago
I feel like the most popular hardware upgrade would be 'making it thinner'...
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by letstryagain 12y ago
Yea so you can buy old models at a cheaper price. 2 years from now maybe you'll be able to buy the Apple Watch 1 for $250 or something but most people will want the latest version. I seriously doubt we'd ever see Apple sell the Wa
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by letstryagain 12y ago
> I'm guessing the low end of the product line will fill out the same way the iPhone did. They will keep all the tooling and production the same, but gradually reduce the price to $100 while they work out the software kinks. The iPh
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by letstryagain 12y ago
There 0% chance the Edition models will cost anything close to $3k
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by letstryagain 12y ago
Hal Finney's ALS Ice Bucket challenge
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by letstryagain 12y ago
They just have to be significantly safer than humans, and that's not hard.
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by letstryagain 12y ago
IV is an evil corporation. It does not feel pain. It cannot be reasoned with. Nathan Myhrvold struck it rich with Microsoft, then he beat cancer and now he's repaying us for all this luck by becoming the biggest patent troll the world
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by letstryagain 12y ago
No definitely don't start in your 20s. There's no evidence that the benefits outweigh the risks at your age.
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by letstryagain 12y ago
pin number arg
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by letstryagain 12y ago
If Apple sells one, I'll buy one. Unless it's really crap, which is possible I guess. I don't care what features it has specifically. If there's something useful for me I'll get one. Will I end up wearing it full ti
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by letstryagain 12y ago
This is just scalping for restaurant tables. Worse, reservations are free whereas tickets to events are not.
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by letstryagain 12y ago
I knew this was your work! EDIT: concurrency.rs:12:20: 12:27 error: use of moved value: 'numbers' Is this a compile-time or a run-time error?
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by letstryagain 12y ago
These 'ghost towns' will still be there in 10 years and the buildings will still be valuable. Eventually they'll get used. The 'ghost town' problem is overstated. “No question, there are towns (some city-like) with
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by letstryagain 12y ago
Lots of companies have really crappy dev processes but still manage to succeed in the market. Do what you can to improve your process internally but really the important thing is making your customers happy and getting more sales.
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by letstryagain 12y ago
Can you give me an example that would be relevant here?
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by letstryagain 12y ago
Well if you're encrypting your email on your local PC and an attacker can conduct a side-channel attack then you're boned already. Your PC must be secure to begin with otherwise no crypto is going to save you. If an attacker can s
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by letstryagain 12y ago
> So yes, in terms of chess playing strength, humans still play chess better than computers. ... but humans can't beat top computers any more? You're not making any sense here. The fact is no human has beat a top computer in al
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by letstryagain 12y ago
You are correct, top computers beat any human player today. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human%E2%80%93computer_chess_ma...

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