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by positr0n 14y ago
A graphing calculator may be expensive, but not as expensive as an iPhone...
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by positr0n 14y ago
This is very useful. I've noticed this helps keep feelings smooth between my wife and I as well even if it is actually personal feedback. Avoiding saying the word "you" makes it easier to not come off as attacking the other person. It's a
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by positr0n 14y ago
I'd love to get in to a part of the industry where people care about stuff like this (purely for selfish reasons... web development is fun too but the barrier to entry is a lot lower). Can anyone comment on the number and quality of "hard c
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by positr0n 14y ago
$16 million is revenue, not profit, but I agree the scale is amazing. I know the price of cocaine in America is thousands of times more than straight out of the lab in Columbia. I wonder how big of a cut each group takes from the massive pr
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by positr0n 14y ago
I like what one of the commenters on the original post suggested: How about having this intelligent system locate the drivers of oncoming vehicles and not shine light directly into their faces? Same thing for cars being followed, avoiding
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by positr0n 14y ago
This looks really interesting but I don't have the background to understand it. What is going on here?
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by positr0n 14y ago
The video shows a Japanese woman doing just that :)
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by positr0n 14y ago
Some feedback: I get a message telling me to change my browser on iOS. You should display your normal front page with whatever value proposition, features, etc you have there so I can at least learn if I want to use your site whenever I do
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by positr0n 14y ago
I use vimium [1] which has this feature (search for links to open them) and much more. It doesn't have the cool effect though :) [1] http://vimium.github.com/
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by positr0n 14y ago
I realize you're probably joking :) but the software just "pulses" the number of keystrokes and clicks to the server whenever you tell it to. It can generate keystroke data like this, but the data is stored locally.
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by positr0n 14y ago
He means un savy users will literally type "google" into the URL bar (not understanding that typing a string there will google it) and click on the first result to get to google. Then they perform the query they originally intended
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Working with Brands as a Youtuber(devingraham.blogspot.com)
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by positr0n 15y ago
Did you really start programming at the age of 4? That is incredible.
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by positr0n 15y ago
Great advice here, now I want to see something about negotiating a raise within your own company. I could use this information to get huge raises by changing jobs every couple years for the first decade of my career. But what if I like my j
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by positr0n 15y ago
I think their most effective move would be to black out google.com search, because that's what most people see. I see diminishing returns in shutting down their advertising and enterprise services.
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by positr0n 15y ago
haha yes so sorry but it seemed like the best example. Well of course if you have power to change history you could avoid any war, but that doesn't seem like it answers my question.
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by positr0n 15y ago
No war? What would you have done if you were a leader of a European country at the onset of WWII? Just let Hitler come in and take everything? Or were you just referring to modern wars?
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by positr0n 15y ago
Can someone please explain the graphs in this post? I am not familiar with whatever software generates them and there is no legend. What do the different colors mean? What are the red dots?
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by positr0n 15y ago
From the comment section: "Welcome to the end of middle class jobs in the entertainment industry. These shows will be non-union with corporations using shell corporations to produce them for Google. Everyone (directors, writers, actors, and
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by positr0n 15y ago
Is there a statute of limitations on white collar crimes like these?
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by positr0n 15y ago
Yes that's his point I believe. It's ok for us wealthy nations full of meat lovers. But a billion starving people say otherwise. (At least that's my understanding of the debate).
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by positr0n 15y ago
Why do you say that? I'm not saying you're wrong I'm just genuinely curious since I don't know much about the subject.
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by positr0n 15y ago
As a counter data point to what most people here are saying, I didn't have a problem with the sign up process :)
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by positr0n 15y ago
That is very impressive for a 16 year old.
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by positr0n 16y ago
Works for me (Chrome, Ubuntu, in USA)
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by positr0n 16y ago
Isn't this argument valid for all types of illegal activity?
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by positr0n 16y ago
Honest question: do you really think they store every piece of communication that flows through the internet, just waiting for some random teenager they spied on to run for president? The way I imagine it the data runs through a lot of filt
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by positr0n 16y ago
I agree with your point. I'm a student and can't dream of making that much money right now. However, the "point at which you become an out of touch complainer" is different for everyone. To use a cliche example, starving African children
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by positr0n 16y ago
I rarely comment because I'm just a student, and I'm not even going to go in to start ups. I don't feel like I can add much useful here.
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by positr0n 16y ago
Thanks for clarifying (and the extra info). I've hardly heard of meth where I'm from, so it was weird driving through the country seeing graphic billboards about it everywhere.

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