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by proee 16y ago
This is linkbait with some technical jargon thrown in. The companies behind SSD technology - Samsung, Micron, IBM, Intel, etc are not sitting on their duffs waiting for the limits of their design to hit. People have been claiming the end o
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by proee 16y ago
I tried logging into igoogle.com with my google apps login. It didn't work. Has anyone been able to get igoogle to work with your apps account?
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by proee 16y ago
We've been in the same boat - spending our money to get our startup off the ground. However, I never became jealous of the "Garbage Man." If anything, it's a motivator for me to see that's NOT what I set out to do - some routine job with d
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by proee 16y ago
Touche' I probably need to think through that line a little better.
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by proee 16y ago
Practice doesn't make perfect. It only get you 80% there and the remaining 20% is from a combination of sweat-equity and talent. At some point, the efforts of B-grade practice sessions result in a saturated level of performance. If there's
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by proee 16y ago
I agree that dressing nicely is a good way to communicate that you're serious about interacting with others. You certainly don't want to come across as unprofessional and it's important to show others that you're putting forth your best eff
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by proee 16y ago
The same is true for nicely dressed people. I bought my first suit last week and walked around downtown feeling all smug - I wasn't even trying to feel smug and yet when you're the best dressed in the room it goes right to your head. Lame..
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by proee 16y ago
2 Liters of Coke has 300mg of caffeine. That's right about 4 shots of Starbucks espresso, one 16oz cup of Starbucks drip brew, or two regular coffee (non starbucks) drip brew.
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by proee 16y ago
Interesting, I ran through the numbers and 2L of Coke is about the same caffeine as two cups of 12 oz coffee.
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by proee 16y ago
I got off coffee for two weeks to as an experiment. Note I currently drink about 2 cups a day. My energy was much more balanced - could wake up fully alert. However, I felt depressed the entire two weeks. Generally just very SAD. So I go
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by proee 16y ago
You should make a fake book cover that you can slide your kindle into. If you hide the bezel and only show the e-ink screen up flush with a page-cutout it just might work! good luck!
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by proee 16y ago
I wish there was a split view option.
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by proee 16y ago
4G on my new Sprint HTC EVO is a joke. It sucks down on the battery like a thirsty yak and it has terrible indoor reception. Not to mention it doesn't seem noticeably faster than 3G. So I use the 3G radio 99.9% of the time and the 4G radi
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by proee 16y ago
isn't the point of this article the fact that the number of reps is not important but the fatigue limit? So saying 20 is too many is fine, but it's not in sync with the article.
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by proee 16y ago
If you're an ectomorph like myself, this is good news. I think I'm going to change my lifting routine to 20 reps and work more on good form.
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by proee 16y ago
Is there something like this for Chrome? It's the one thing I've missed making the switch from FF.
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by proee 16y ago
very cool. I've been using gmaps-pedometer for this exact thing. http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/
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by proee 16y ago
I'm surprised there are not more digitally controlled locks on the market - something that has an embedded microcontroller that releases a solenoid if the right code is entered. What's a locksmith hacker to do with such a lock? There's no
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by proee 16y ago
Sensational link-bait title. A better title would be "Working at a startup is hard"
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by proee 16y ago
Very true, but if that's the case you're probably writing some code that requires engineering (i.e. a control system or requiring an understanding of the engineering system that you're writing code for). If that's the case then you're prob
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by proee 16y ago
I think comparing software development to traditional civil, mechanical or electrical engineering is flawed (apples and oranges). When this guy claims they are doing something that has never been done before, they are taking orders-of-magni
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by proee 16y ago
Typically I open a new browser window for these sort of groups (work, fun, etc). If a tab needs to move between these ad-hoc groups then with chrome you can of course just drag it between the windows. Since I have a 3 monitor setup this i
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by proee 16y ago
This seems a little 'too much' for me. Though I wouldn't mind having a tab-candy type manager that automatically groups all tabs of the same domain into one group. This way I could close all pages of a particular site at once and clean up
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by proee 16y ago
My background thoughts and ideas are usually based on what I really WANT to be doing, not what I SHOULD be doing (i.e. for my employer). In fact, the basis for our startup came when I was focusing on the first, and ignoring the latter. The
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by proee 16y ago
20 lottery tickets.
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by proee 16y ago
The author should do a placebo test on himself. Find an identical looking sugar pill and put them in one of those small film canisters - one pill per canister. On the bottom of the canister write if its real or placebo. Wake up and grab
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by proee 16y ago
This is my exact setup! (minus the 2x1TB HDD) http://img819.imageshack.us/img819/5986/imag0011w.jpg
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by proee 16y ago
The technology to enable a hover-state in a touch input device is certainly there. Hopefully in the near future OEM's will create a UI that allow you to see a hover state as your finger approaches a target element. Ideally, you'd get thre
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by proee 16y ago
This is going to make AT&T look even worse. Maybe apple knew this algorithm was in place all along and now they are telling AT&T that they can't play games anymore. Apple is now placing the blame on AT&T by saying that the prob
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by proee 16y ago
I always find it a bit confusing why a job would require a MS or PHD. Shouldn't the applicant be judged by what he knows, not what his paper slip says. The smartest antenna guy I know is an engineer with 30+ years of experience, a ham radi

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