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How much is paint these days?...i played in 2004, 2005 and I remember paying around $80 for a case (2000 rounds if i remember correctly).
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Yeah I mean when you are actually coding though. I guess a better question would have been what "mental challenges" do you experience while actually coding.
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12y ago
Thanks. I was trying to stay away from the external factors like email/internet as those are pretty obvious and focus more an issues when you actually working and not being distracted :D.
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Ask HN: Name a specific issue that slows productivity while coding?
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12y ago
It's like a phone number or address.
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meh...if you could do an experiment by dropping a foreigner - that has never been to North America - right into a Canadian city and then asked what country they are in... I would suspect a high percentage would say the U.S. The differences
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12y ago
I switched to a BlackBerry Curve (9320) from an iPhone. Perfect type of "dumbphone" that maintains a full keyboard for texting yet has a small screen and limited app selection that makes it hard to want to use it for anything oth
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12y ago
mpg85 ;)
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Crowdfunding of startups will be huge: Indiegogo CEO
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Didn't realize NAND flash memory couldn't write over itself...ie it is constantly having to use new storage areas
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Same...I used to shampoo my hair EVERY time I showered (everyday) and was confused why it was always so dry and frizzy. Now I just rinse it daily when I'm in the shower and shampoo it once every 5 days or so and my hair is much less f
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$750 for a copy...seems reasonably
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Dr. Russell Barkley is one the world's leading experts on ADHD. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQC-Nk5OOfE
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I could see the car dashboard as a viable place...and MAYBE a fridge advertising food sales from local supermarkets even restaurants...but thermostat?
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I hope more of these type of products come out. I think real time tracking of a persons biomarkers will be evolutionary in the health space.
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I thought about an app like this years ago...a proximity messaging app that allows strangers to connect in public places that is otherwise difficult (ie. the bus, a flight, a restaurant, sporting event). I think the smart way to do it is t
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480p is DVD quality
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12y ago
I have the 2010 model...probably time to upgrade...
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> If anyone ever read Google+ as a website like Facebook, they were getting it completely wrong. Most people do this and that isn't their fault... it's Google's.
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Canada Has a Disease Called Risk-Aversion...
(techvibes.com)
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Why Apple is like a movie studio
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No one has figured it out...yet..
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> Canada does not have a strong entrepreneurial culture, however. I agree..also we do not have the same level of capital available to fund new ideas. However I think that the longer the internet is around which allows (for the most part)
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12y ago
Couldn't that happen as it's going up as well?
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Stimulants = smart?
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Meet Bossy, A Desktop Assistant That Wants You To Be A Better Worker
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Yes but look at all that HD footage of space they got...very impressive....
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They have done this before for new shows.
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Silicon Valley Episode 1
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> Now if somewhere like Spain sorted out their bureaucracy and local corruption and made it feasible to set up business somewhere nice, by the sea maybe, somewhere with plenty of nice countryside, in a place where people could actually a
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