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541.
by lojack 12y ago
~8 unique people with different IP's who know how to game the system.
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by lojack 12y ago
Lots of number crunching. There are very simple transfers they could do like the Hohmann transfer. Realistically, the mass of the comet is so small, and conservation of fuel is so important that they are probably doing a significantly more
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by lojack 12y ago
My sister used to work for a Prop studio, and one Christmas she gave various members of the family fake $100 bills. They said very clearly "For Motion Picture use Only" on them, and it was quite obviously not a real $100 bill. My
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by lojack 12y ago
It's lighter in the sense that it should require less resources to keep each container running, but comparable in the sense that you still need to orchestrate how services connect and how each container is configured.
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by lojack 12y ago
It appears to use the :visited pseudo-class. You'll notice if you click that area it'll link to the page.
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by lojack 12y ago
Someone proposed some food for thought a little while ago that intrigued me. One day in the not too distant future it'd be completely reasonable for cabs to drive themselves and automatically accept payment via bitcoin or some other di
547.
by lojack 13y ago
Those images look like in game graphics. The game really is beautiful, and spreadsheets in space is mostly a joke these days, but there are in game professions that may include actual spreadsheets. That said, its likely someone spent some t
548.
by lojack 13y ago
Those likes are coming from black hat marketing. If you pay for 500 likes, and 500 different accounts are created to like your page its obvious your page is gaming the system. Likewise, if you have a voting ring of 500, its easy to see what
549.
by lojack 13y ago
I run into similar problems. Seems to happen when I disconnect and then reconnect to a different network.
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by lojack 13y ago
> So you're saying it's not possible for someone in control of a Titan in Eve that is hard up for money enough to turn the keys over for $1,500 in real life money? Possible, sure. But, CCP is very quick to drop the hammer on tr
551.
by lojack 13y ago
Seems as though it supports patching so only the parts that are changed would be synced. Of course, the download size is completely dependent on what parts of the file were changed. http://forum.bittorrent.com/topic/192
552.
by lojack 13y ago
I like this effect, but not because of changes to the perceived contrast. Often people turn off the lights during movies and this always bothered me because I lose my point of reference. It actually tends to give me nausea to have the only
553.
by lojack 13y ago
Thanks for your feedback, we'll be adding a page soon to help describe the product better. The white space was an unintentional issue with the CSS, and should be fixed now.
554.
by lojack 13y ago
That was certainly not intentional. Should be fixed now.
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Ask HN: Review my startup, didlog.com
3 points by lojack 13y ago|12 comments
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by lojack 13y ago
The author's second article also contains information on how Python deals with circular references (a tracking garbage collector very similar to mark-and-sweep). http://patshaughnessy.net/2013/10/30/gener
557.
by lojack 13y ago
Additionally if he's looking for assistance in the backend front I'm more than willing to help out. I can't necessarily pick up a new project, but I do know how invaluable it is to have someone to bounce ideas and questions o
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Show HN: Automated task tracking with Didlog(didlog.com)
2 points by lojack 13y ago|0 comments
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by lojack 13y ago
I haven't seen any evidence to suggest any quasi-legality of bitcoins themselves. The legality of bitcoin exchanges and bitcoins' use as a currency, however, could be up for debate. Its reasonable that they'd just treat them
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by lojack 13y ago
The part of this hackathon that concerns me is this: > Are granting us an irrevocable, royalty-free, worldwide right and license to: (i) use, review, assess, test, and otherwise analyze your Entry and all its content in connection with t
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by lojack 13y ago
Either way at some point you need to install pip. They are removing an unnecessary step, which is a good thing.
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by lojack 13y ago
At least in the US, the general rule of thumb is that you can have unpaid interns as long as there is some sort of training program for them. The specifics behind this vary, and while I'm not a lawyer, I've seen a lot of companies
563.
by lojack 13y ago
While the paradigm of having a webhook makes more sense, I personally hate working with them. I've yet to see a graceful way of handling local development that doesn't involve localtunnel (or some alternative) and constantly havin
564.
by lojack 13y ago
This is most likely a hang and not a crash. The difference is a hang is highly unlikely to lead to anything exploitable and if its obscure enough, Microsoft will almost certainly not fix it in older versions of their browser. I've foun
565.
by lojack 13y ago
because the browser scrollbar isn't necessarily present on a Mac.
566.
by lojack 13y ago
I'm curious where this fits in with my Vagrant/chef workflow where I load a virtual environment with vagrant and provision both development environments and production environments with chef. Seems as though there's some over
567.
by lojack 13y ago
Not 100% sure this is what mattchew was talking about, but instead of defining the form and then rendering the form field by doing something like this: > {{ form.thefield }} You would instead simply define the model and render the form f
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by lojack 13y ago
You'd be surprised with how easy this is to do without making any major changes to ones lifestyle. A bit over a year ago I quit my relatively high paying job with $1k in savings, moved to the midwest, and I've been living comfortably on aro
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by lojack 13y ago
If you don't have insurance it can be quite expensive. The technical director for Ars Technica, I'm guessing has insurance. He probably didn't go to the hospital because of the potential absurd wait times.
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by lojack 13y ago
> Why put a 'contact me' link instead of just listing the email address? I hate when I click 'contact me' and my native mail app opens. Nobody uses thunderbird mail, apple's Mail is okay I guess, and Outlook is just...no. Type out the s

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