matthavener

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by matthavener 17y ago
Possible answer for #3: http://www.byrnehobart.com/blog/facebook-is-profitable-again...
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by matthavener 17y ago
reminds me of the hobie cat trifoiler, which has a bit of a different design http://www.hobiecat.com/sailing/models_trifoiler.html that speed is also pretty amazing considering they're running with the main reefed (it hasn't been fully de
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by matthavener 17y ago
One I've always liked, but it wasn't on the first couple pages: A doctor, a priest, and an engineer are all out golfing when suddenly they start getting hit by golf balls. They complain to the marshall and he says, "Oh yeah, thats a group o
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by matthavener 17y ago
Or, just use the non short circuiting "&" instead of "and"
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by matthavener 17y ago
this is great, very simple and straightforward!
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by matthavener 17y ago
is it possible to start using without adding anyone?
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by matthavener 17y ago
not really sure how successful you're going to be with people giving you their email password.. isn't there a way to do that via the google api?
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by matthavener 17y ago
i think there's a lot of retail evidence to suggest this is true. its also true in the reverse (a high priced item placed next to a midrange item will help the midrange item sell better than if it were placed alone)
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by matthavener 17y ago
sounds like a lot of money could be made by allowing an engineer to "undo" a routing update
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by matthavener 18y ago
Like a torrent, a search engine tells you where to find the information you're looking for. I think its a bit of a stretch, but I'm guessing thats the general idea
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by matthavener 18y ago
there is a similar idea for high insulation homes where you heat exchange the outgoing air (recirculated for freshness) with the incoming air to avoid having to cool/heat the incoming air as much imo, heat exchangers are a good way to reduc
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by matthavener 18y ago
yeah, i liked it too.. app seems OK to me, i like the burn down chart as well
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by matthavener 18y ago
Is anybody using this? Experiences?
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by matthavener 18y ago
Whats the big difference between a post made by a script or by a human? A clever title?
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by matthavener 18y ago
I think its similar to having a domain name (and a nice, simple one). It shows that you've committed to the business by investing in a domain, phone number, nice sign, etc.
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by matthavener 18y ago
I think he's saying that if you know the hash function, building a reverse lookup table for every IP address is feasible... just look at all the web accessible reverse md5 tables
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by matthavener 18y ago
the test for assault is that a reasonable person would fear for their safety or life the test for battery is that you harmfully or offensively touched someone or something on them i think spitting would fall under both for most juries..
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by matthavener 18y ago
check bugmenot.com for a workaround
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by matthavener 18y ago
depends on what you really want out of a job. if you want security and less stress gov't is the way to go. but you're also going to find people that don't care about quality, "doing it right", the latest technologies, learning, working hard
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by matthavener 18y ago
School is already mandatory, why wouldn't community service be? They're both considered "learning"
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by matthavener 18y ago
Is the black swan worth reading? The first couple pages were fairly interesting in b&n
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by matthavener 18y ago
Hopefully they can solve the fraudulent vote up problem... seems like even high profile sites like digg still have people selling mass vote-ups
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by matthavener 18y ago
I'd agree, the average is 50 but any decent grad should be able to grab 60-65
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by matthavener 19y ago
"igon value"? Surprised the editors didn't catch that..