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Feed6, hotornot.com for twitpics(feed6.com)
1 points by phreeza 16y ago|0 comments
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by phreeza 16y ago
Are these all true colors? Seems like a lot of red and yellow floating around? Or maybe thats just the way the galaxy is, I'm no expert.
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by phreeza 16y ago
My guess would be that there is a relatively simple analytical solution iff the raptors are allowed to accelerate infinitely, but the capped speed probably makes it a bit more difficult.
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by phreeza 16y ago
As Tim O'Reilly remarked recently, what we are seeing is not so much a privacy backlash but rather an informed consent backlash. Many people don't really care that much about privacy any more, but it seems they still don't like being tricke
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Metric Mania(nytimes.com)
1 points by phreeza 16y ago|1 comments
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by phreeza 16y ago
1080 lines sounds quite sleek, but then I suspect it just sources almost everything out to other packages. Could someone who has used it comment on how it compares to Django?
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by phreeza 16y ago
The New York Times has something similar, where they look up any word you highlight in a dictionary. If I recall correctly, this used to be worse, but is still around in some form. Used to drive me nuts, because I neurotically highlight tex
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by phreeza 16y ago
I also do this, but I think it is at least slightly correlated with what I am reading. So the false positives aren't really false, they might represent, to a degree, what people are spending time reading. Also, this would be really to filte
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by phreeza 16y ago
Two great new terms: - Do-What-It-Takes-edness - Beer hiring test
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by phreeza 16y ago
Well if a similar complaint and/or resulting investigation brought Apple to back down, there must be some resources behind it.
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by phreeza 16y ago
Here's another link with some more info(in English) and the complaint as a pdf(in Norwegian) http://forbrukerportalen.no/Artikler/2010/Facebook_and_Zynga...
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Continuous Development as a reality: Q&A with kaChing(dev2ops.org)
1 points by phreeza 16y ago|0 comments
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by phreeza 16y ago
I find standing up helps me think about problems, and while I have never worked long-term at a stand-up desk, I frequently stand up if I feel like I need to clear my head or focus. I think this used to be a lot more common, there is for exa
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by phreeza 16y ago
Hrm I suppose this is meant to be picked up and spread like a meme? How very clever.
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by phreeza 16y ago
I agree. Maybe more suitable for Tell HN. Also, what about Paypal, is it impossible to do that in a mobile setting? And as far as I know there is a downvote, when you pass a certain karma threshold?
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by phreeza 16y ago
> Facebook's own instant messaging system - not covered in the UK Online Measurement habits Thats the problem. Personally I have moved most of my social IMing there. Work is mostly Skype/gmail. The rich environments many of the traditio
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by phreeza 16y ago
I wish some of my professors would have read this as grad students. Become a professor because you love teaching, not because you want to do research. Which also raises the question whether there should be a similarly venerable(and compensa
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by phreeza 16y ago
oh that's awesome... wish i had known that earlier. Probably should read the instructions. Read about the spacebar in the previous comment but assumed what it meant by flip was rotate 180°
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by phreeza 16y ago
Intuitively I would tend to agree, but being a physicist I would like to see some more quantitative data on this. Both the links from the article address different sets of companies than what he is actually talking about, the one on tomuse.
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by phreeza 16y ago
Stuff like this, especially if posted on here should carry a warning. "Caution: nerd sniping"!! This cost me half a day yesterday, and I am preparing for an important exam. Not good. Great game, though. The only issue I had was that it seam