mrtron

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by mrtron 18y ago
In all seriousness how does items like that enter a bill such as this one? I don't completely understand the process - but it just seems shocking that somehow those line items were on there.
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by mrtron 18y ago
Downvoted because...? What does it cost? links to http://www.timesvr.com/signup.html " Will unused tasks get carried on to the next month? No, the basic tasks expire at the end of the month. This is to help us price our service affordably
813.
by mrtron 18y ago
Your FAQ is messed up, some links that go nowhere and some old info?
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by mrtron 18y ago
Their work visas are actually rather difficult to get and strict.
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by mrtron 18y ago
That idea is absolutely foolish. What about penny stocks? This would result in reverse splits and every stock would cost thousands of dollars to minimize this fee. Foreign exchanges would get a huge boost - especially from stocks traded o
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Teaching robots(technologyreview.com)
1 points by mrtron 18y ago|0 comments
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by mrtron 18y ago
No NHL?!
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by mrtron 18y ago
Also factor in the alternative sources we could use to create electricity that are not practical for having on the car itself. Wind, solar, geothermal, etc. If we could produce endless supplies of cheap renewable energy, it would be a no-b
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by mrtron 18y ago
Any time you hear that it is time to invest! As painful as the current situation is for some, it certainly is a better buying opportunity than a few months ago.
820.
by mrtron 18y ago
Great point here as well. People often feel like they wasted their youth regardless of how they spent it. They always feel they could have done more, could have been more. I have heard the same stories from friends who made it to a very h
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by mrtron 18y ago
I laughed at your euphemisms, but beyond that you make a valid point.
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by mrtron 18y ago
I would agree - and combine solar panels on the moon that is beamed back to earth. Ideally if you could figure out how to build a factory on the moon to mine and produce the first wave of robots/solar power too.
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by mrtron 18y ago
Banks barely get by as it is right now from a technology standpoint. The struggle just to provide enough of the basic online banking services to their users. There is a continual stream of new features and products they support (with daily
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by mrtron 18y ago
I actually began casually training for a triathlon "sprint" which is a great lead into the sport. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triathlon#Standard_race_distanc... I figure its the perfect length to get into it - each individual section I c
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by mrtron 18y ago
Decorators are greatly valuable. For example, in a framework like Django they are used for permissions in views. So you can quickly just make sure a user is logged in or is an admin to see a specific view, all with an un-obtrusive @login_r
826.
by mrtron 18y ago
Very interesting site - the interface is very clean and works well. Nicely done! Maybe have the threshold for abuse a bit higher (I added the giant cookie and reported it for abuse).
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by mrtron 18y ago
Just a heads up anyone using this - the middleware injects the text into the body tag. So, properly formed html with a body is required for the bar to get injected. So, for anyone like me trying to test this with a response just dumping so
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by mrtron 18y ago
After watching that talk - I was actually inspired to build this same thing. Well done and thanks - this is going to be quite handy.
829.
by mrtron 18y ago
Is there something similar that is bluetooth?
830.
Waste an afternoon...'programming' with this game(gameroo.nl)
14 points by mrtron 18y ago|9 comments
831.
by mrtron 18y ago
Getting funding does not mean you are a success story whatsoever. I would say if these guys had millions in sales coming in - they are becoming success stories.
832.
by mrtron 18y ago
The mouse works amazing for 2 weeks or so, then the scroll dies and becomes harder and harder to fix. I have had the most success with logitech mice over the years.
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by mrtron 18y ago
They only lost out to fraud. Any company dealing with users and money experience this - look at PayPal. AllAdvantage is a perfect example of why you can't allow client side services to be calculating things that really should be done serve
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by mrtron 18y ago
I would argue completely no.
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by mrtron 18y ago
http://aplaplaclizame.files.wordpress.com/2007/08/inigo.jpg
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by mrtron 18y ago
I began writing this and its easier in pseduocode if you know how they are executing poorly if you know how to execute better you could kick ass else how are you not going to end up doing the same? else are you just being c
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by mrtron 18y ago
Just a warning because I always fall into this trap: When you hold a large hammer, everything looks like a nail.
838.
by mrtron 18y ago
To summarize: Shit happens.
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by mrtron 18y ago
Great post - and I would find him to be on the mark here. Interestingly enough, Cramer (who is not really well liked in this community) was trying to be a whistleblower a year ago on this very issue. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I1eSlYtX
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by mrtron 18y ago
But what about pseudo-co-founder searches? :)

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