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mdonahoe
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14y ago
Why didn't Sparrow have Push again? Seems like a no brainer, but I vaguely remember them being caught in a pickle that prevented it.
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14y ago
The magic of Just In Time compilation perhaps?
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Thanks for the tip. I'll try it out. However, I am wary of "smart" things that change with usage. I like my tools to be consistent and predicable. For example, I am constantly getting burned by alt-tab That said, I imagine the "frecency" co
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Anyone have an good suggestions for a controller? I'll probably just get an Xbox one.
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By far my biggest timesaver aliases are for cd-ing to commonly used directories. alias ch="ch ~/Repositories/my_project/foo" alias cn="cd ~/Repositories/my_other_project"
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14y ago
You sound like an addict.
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14y ago
Check out the dock plus, another kickstarter project that is designed specifically for the iphone5. http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/dockplus/charging-dock-f... The FAQ at the bottom specifically mentions that it is not just an adapter
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14y ago
The Super charger stations are not solar powered, right? They have solar panels that feed back into the grid in an attempt to make then power neutral.
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14y ago
I bet this one is easier than others, since it looks like most of it breaks apart into slices.
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He was perhaps deliberately keeping each individual investment small so that no one investor would have a large controlling interest.
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14y ago
Because they all copy each other
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14y ago
This argument gets made frequently. Here is a response from the bitcoin community. https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Deflationary_spiral
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14y ago
My favorite feature is Mute.
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14y ago
Just so I have this clear, is the author making fun of wanna-be entrepreneurs with just an idea looking for technical co-founders? I think people like that have value, but only if they can raise money and land a co-founder. They might not d
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14y ago
Are the school's administrators similarly tracked? Does the principal wear a badge around their neck? Can students use a directory to see where in the building their friends are, or where to find a particular teacher? I wonder if a surveill
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Hollywood director Robert Rodriguez financed his first film with money from a medical study. He also finished writing the script while living in the lab.
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14y ago
If it is still growing rapidly, it might be considered a startup. http://paulgraham.com/growth.html
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I spent lots of money on video games growing up. The only difference I see between my spending on nintendo games and your son is that I used cash instead of an credit card attached to an itunes account. The problem is that it is too easy to
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14y ago
The research was probably funded by Big Chocolate.
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14y ago
That author is bankrupt now, for what its worth. http://finance.yahoo.com/news/rich-dad-poor-dad-bankrupt-163...
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Feynman is great. After reading about this a few years ago, I spent a few minutes trying to teach myself how to count with other senses, like touch or taste. I picked an ordering of foods and imagined the transition from one to the next. To
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You are correct. From the article: "Shawn and Stephanie Grimes’s efforts have cost $200,000 in lost income and savings"
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14y ago
I assume he is referring to Apple making tons of money selling app developers the tools they need to make apps. Iphones, macs, developer licenses, etc.
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14y ago
I really enjoyed Matt Rix's write up about his success with Trainyard, a hot game from two years ago. "It’s like winning a lottery, but a lottery where you work really really hard to buy your ticket."
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14y ago
Which podcast episode are you referring to? I am curious to listen to it.
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What did your experimentation entail? I am curious. Contracting?
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14y ago
that's the 128gb model, not the 64 that jeff reviewed. Prices for the 64gb are closer, but the corsair is $7 cheaper. $10 shipping in ca? Damn.
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14y ago
I did notice he mentioned that the drive cost $75, but the linked product costs $85 (for me anyway). A search on newegg.com gave me $74. Did he buy on newegg and switch to amazon for the referral link? Or is amazon just changing prices base
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I was thinking the same thing. I wonder how many slightly different versions of this email exist.
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Why did he do? Post this article? Or are you talking about something else? Please explain, thanks Edit: the now-deleted parent said that Alex was selfish for what he did to his ex-wife and company.
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