lukevdp

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by lukevdp 14y ago
Every app is different. Some apps need the flow to be different. Some apps need different logic and processing for things. Most apps are not just basic CRUD apps. There are plenty of CRUD generators, but they are basic and just create bare
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by lukevdp 14y ago
tldr: maybe, with a big if around powering it
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by lukevdp 14y ago
Call them up, say enough is enough and you want to start seeing some cash. You've put in 60k worth of work, surely they can pay SOMETHING. If they can't pay anything at all right now, I'd be scared about getting paid in the future, and I wo
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by lukevdp 14y ago
Considering that a lot of people do sleep more than 6 hours at a time... yes
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by lukevdp 14y ago
Maybe he thinks it will affect future sales as well
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odesk.com and elance.com
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by lukevdp 14y ago
Consumers will want facebook integration. If it isn't on the glass, there will be other products pretty soon that will have it
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by lukevdp 14y ago
parent poster said "any definition of victim"
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by lukevdp 14y ago
I've had my card fraudulently used and I've also been on the merchant side of fraudulent transactions. On the consumer side, I had to waste time ringing the bank, going through the chargeback process, getting a new card, not be able to use
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by lukevdp 14y ago
They're not mutually exclusive
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by lukevdp 14y ago
I guess it depends on the industry, but in my experience in homewares, 35% is not high at all. 35% is about what a normal online retailer would aim for. From a manufacturers perspective, it is great to sell through places like this because
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by lukevdp 14y ago
Out of curiosity, what country are you from?
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by lukevdp 14y ago
I charge $100/hr and I'm nowhere near a top developer. I'm sure the top developers are charging a lot more
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by lukevdp 14y ago
You are making the wrong assumption that effect/no effect are equal probability of being true. However, the way science works is that you have to prove an affect. The null hypothesis is that brain training doesn't have any affect on "perfor
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by lukevdp 14y ago
yes, but PageRank is a specific term with a specific meaning. It is a rank based on the number and quality of links to your site. To say that PageRank will increase because the content is good quality is wrong, and I was just pointing that
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by lukevdp 14y ago
PageRank is based on links, not on content. His PageRank will only go up if he gets more inbound links to the site. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PageRank
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by lukevdp 14y ago
It's the fact that he is always in character that makes him so good. If he didn't take the comedy angle, he would just be another political pundit. I get the same feeling watching Will Ferrel interviews
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by lukevdp 14y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER - Remote The work is for a photography shopping cart product called "Photography Orders". You can see the product here: http://www.photographyorders.com Photographers upload their photos and sell them to their clients u
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by lukevdp 14y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but aren't the most advanced quantum computers today still grappling with basic arithmetic? What makes a quantum computer better at AI?
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by lukevdp 14y ago
Only way to know for sure is to apply for some jobs and see what happens :) I have no doubt you could get a job, the question is, can you get one doing what you want that pays what you want
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by lukevdp 14y ago
Very cool. One of the first websites I ever made was doing a similar thing, and I stumbled across it in my backups the other day so I relaunched it just the other week. Www.sendachristmascard.com Your site looks very good, I agree with the
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by lukevdp 14y ago
Maybe they're not interested in following the page anymore because it is no longer relevant
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by lukevdp 14y ago
Look's great. I'm going to give it a try to guide first time users of my app.
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by lukevdp 14y ago
What's wrong with the email? If you don't know where to start, just pick the thing that's most wrong.
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by lukevdp 14y ago
Reminds me of the bright colours of geocities days
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by lukevdp 14y ago
They only do stuff like that when it's totally awesome... like faking Big foot: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xll6vp_sonoma-bigfoot-video...
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by lukevdp 14y ago
Libertarians are all for property rights. Penn has talked about this issue before on Penn Point as well: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rlEBh_98lIo
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by lukevdp 14y ago
I agree entirely. The journalist in this article is giving the impression that this idea is more widely accepted than it actually is. It paints a picture of scientists agreeing on this when in reality it's a person or small group of people
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by lukevdp 14y ago
If it works, can't you monetize it by using it and betting larger amounts?
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by lukevdp 14y ago
>>The article actually states quite clearly that it is not a new idea. I was talking about this bit, which is a bit lower: "but he is one of the first to argue we might already be living inside one." >>Are we really sure it'

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