logjam

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by logjam 15y ago
You know, buddy, I think from FB we could all use a little more "thanks for pointing out this problem that we at FB should have prevented or refused to implement" and a little less of sarcastic "if you are truly concerned...jump through our
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by logjam 15y ago
I develop a little for the Android platform and yet I guess I'm not following the "Android Chief". Is he really saying a network-enabled, geo-aware, 64-GB-of-memory, dual-core computer in your pocket should be designed primarily to make p
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by logjam 15y ago
Opt out link: https://login.verizonwireless.com/amserver/UI/Login?realm=vz... (Once you login, you're given the ability to opt out).
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by logjam 15y ago
Wrong I am. Clicking and dragging as others hint at above DOES work with this configuration. Nice.
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by logjam 15y ago
Same install here - I max on CPU but get nothing.
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by logjam 15y ago
> Cures exist for mental illness; mostly by nutrition, therapy, hard work and strong social ties. [Citations to peer-reviewed, double-blind, placebo-controlled studies needed]
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by logjam 15y ago
Intuition is not cognition. I disagree with the fence-straddling study author - it's clear that one approach to "problem solving" is better than the other.
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by logjam 15y ago
It's unclear to me why I would want to (or have to) create an account in order to play with this, at least initially. No thanks.
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by logjam 15y ago
Blowing his horn and chasing Cape Horn dreams, Harry [Mitchell] sails out of Charleston on September 17 1994. 'For the rest of your life don't waste any time. Make the best of what you may before you turn into clay,' he told students befor
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by logjam 15y ago
I practice, but most of this article rings true for me as well, and I think most of my colleagues would consider me pretty idealistic. Residency training is mostly cheap labor for hospitals. Working 36 hours straight every third or fourth n
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by logjam 15y ago
No. In this world, it is true that scientists rarely keep the data secret, more often than not, silly conspiracy theorist views notwithstanding. Business-sponsored science is very often secret, but please don't attempt to paint, as the
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by logjam 15y ago
I see. The parent characterized Dawkins as "arrogant" and "pig headed", and now you've characterized him as "foaming at the mouth", on a "tirade" and a "dick". You've also misstated his argument. We get it. Many hate his message and because
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by logjam 15y ago
I've listened to Richard Dawkins debate live several times. In no instance have I ever heard him being anything other than perfectly gracious, even when being repeatedly personally attacked, so I'm having a hard time understanding your crit
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by logjam 15y ago
We've tried iPads in our practice for EHR, including a trial of Dr Chrono. It is unusable because: - it takes too long to enter notes on a tablet. A "template" system is way too inflexible. - the dictation feature didn't work. - nobody has
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by logjam 15y ago
My last encounter with Richard Feynman was not long before he died. Richard and Carl ate dinner with Julie and me at our house. We spent the rest of the evening practicing lock picking with locks from my rather extensive collection. I stil
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by logjam 15y ago
The left elevator trim panel looks gone. By itself I wouldn't think that would cause loss of control, but could have precipitated events in a chain often seen in air accidents.
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by logjam 15y ago
Watching link #3, it look like an accelerated maneuver stall: the left wing appears to drop (which I think would be normal stall/spin behavior for clockwise rotating prop) after the abrupt pull up, the aircraft rolls inverted, and there isn
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by logjam 15y ago
What exactly in hell is "professional" about putting on a suit, cologne, and an expensive watch? Actually, we're all fed up with the endless shameful communication of the appearance of "value", and would prefer some actual substance for a c
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by logjam 15y ago
It would be interesting to know whether the 655,000 people now dead as a result of the invasion (widely acknowledged to have been predicated on false justification) would agree with your own slanted rhetoric. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L
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by logjam 15y ago
You are consistently drawing questionable conclusions from N=1 samples here, and in your follow up comments.
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by logjam 15y ago
No, he wasn't. And as numerous people above pointed out, the price killed the deal.
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by logjam 15y ago
I must be out of touch. A price increase of $99 to $499 is not a "modest increase". Come on.
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by logjam 15y ago
"In the long term, then, an economy that lacks an infrastructure for advanced process engineering and manufacturing will lose its ability to innovate.” Yeah, lack of infrastructure . In my opinion that's true of every facet of the worthwhi
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by logjam 15y ago
We discussed this study previously on HN - an extremely preliminary study based on cell culture and a small number of mice. The first author of the paper is the drug patent holder.
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by logjam 15y ago
I'm not looking for a job, but do occasionally see one here that may fit someone I know, and I pass it on....but only if I don't see (for the 10,000th time) vapid marketing-speak like "join a team of rock stars" or "wanna rock with us?",
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by logjam 15y ago
> As for E. Michael Jones, he didn't start going into his theory of the Jews until after he wrote his other work. Yeah, and I'm more than a little creeped-out calling anything this guy produces a "theory" or even "work". Since you keep
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by logjam 15y ago
Ah, Peter Garrison, not only a great aviation writer, but a great writer, period. I still remember his article about the original BD-5, and about his self-mantra ("RPM, RPM, RPM") and death grip on the collective during his first flights as
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by logjam 15y ago
That's a bit harsh. I won't guess your own objections to what Smolin says, but for everyone else -- Smolin wrote "The Trouble with Physics" and has expressed some controversial views regarding string theory, and the anthropic principle, eg:
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by logjam 15y ago
There has been a complete lack of leadership from the Congressional Democrats on this issue. They haven't produced a budget plan in nearly three years, while borrowing 40 cents of every dollar spent during that time. Uh, you are merely pa
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by logjam 15y ago
Yep. I'm more than a bit suspicious that it's your option 2, given that it's been "Greece"..."Italy"..."Ireland"..."Greece"...Euro-disaster talk for months now without the kind of precipitous one-day decline that just happened to preced

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