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by quicklyfrozen 11y ago
Not sure Joe specifically was likely to attain this, but I think a plumber is a lot more likely then most to hit this benchmark. He can start his own business, hire employees, etc. and he's reasonably well protected from competition.
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by quicklyfrozen 11y ago
I remember riding a bike pretty much everywhere within about a 20 mile radius of home (including a couple nearby small cities). (To be honest though I don't think any of our parents realized just how far we travelled or they might hav
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by quicklyfrozen 11y ago
They describe it as "fully-featured private Git repositories" so not a replacement for Google code. Also it's pretty inconceivable they'd retire Google Code early, forcing repos to move to a competitor, then introduce a
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by quicklyfrozen 11y ago
Because they've figured that the group of users remaining on older devices and actually caring that they run the latest software is pretty small and they don't want to dedicate the resources needed to support them.
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by quicklyfrozen 11y ago
Great write up. But does this mean that Google doesn't hold themselves to project zero's 90 days before disclosure? (Or have they realized that 90 days really isn't enough time?)
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by quicklyfrozen 11y ago
Well, if you work in the retention department, how else would your performance be measured except by the number of customers you retain? :-)
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by quicklyfrozen 11y ago
That one guy is the only one currently contributing code (a slight exaggeration, but very slight). That info by itself seems HN worthy as many of us have likely used Express as the "safe" choice when starting a new project. Time
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by quicklyfrozen 11y ago
You have to remember what the country was like at the end of Carter's term to understand why he's so popular.
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by quicklyfrozen 11y ago
Boiler + hot water circulation through radiators is also pretty common in US and will also use a low voltage thermostat. The only exception I can think of is older gas-powered steam boilers which may use a millivolt thermostat (which have
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by quicklyfrozen 11y ago
The only way this could possibly make sense is if it was somehow unsafe to walk near the schools...e.g. they are on major throughways without sidewalks. Otherwise how is walking from school to a nearby home different from walking home from
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by quicklyfrozen 11y ago
And good luck selling the unselfish AI to individual buyers :-). People buy SUVs because they perceive them as "safer" -- but clearly that safety comes at the expense of passengers in other smaller cars.
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by quicklyfrozen 11y ago
So every time there's oncoming traffic (or a person on a sidewalk nearby) you'd have to stop until they were past, just in case they decide to turn/step in front of you. As long as there are other actors in the world who may
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by quicklyfrozen 11y ago
But at least you'll be able to return it without hassle if it's not right
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by quicklyfrozen 11y ago
I'd agree, but the 4S is probably the first one to really compete with a good point-and-shoot, and it also seems better then the 5 and/or 5S in several of the shots.
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by quicklyfrozen 11y ago
I remember that product. It seemed like a good idea, but it just couldn't keep up with writing at normal speed so we gave up on it. (You also had to put a special collar on the otherwise normal markers.)
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by quicklyfrozen 11y ago
How often do you get updates for your smart TV? For mine, practically never -- and I've also had the fun of climbing behind the TV to pull the plug because it froze up on several occasions. The TV works much better as a dumb TV, so I
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by quicklyfrozen 11y ago
That other device is called an iPad :-). Easier to use in the car too.
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by quicklyfrozen 11y ago
Do you offer to take a lower then market rate from your employer because it's more then you need? Then why would you expect the same from a property owner? And why blame just the property owners? Presumably if no one was willing to p
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by quicklyfrozen 11y ago
The world in which people get fired for things they post on FB.
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by quicklyfrozen 12y ago
This + SSD (Crucial IIRC) gives me 200+Mb/s write, 400+Mb/s read speeds: http://amzn.com/B00FCLG65U USB 3.0 is pretty fast. Without TRIM performance will probably degrade but that will take time.
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by quicklyfrozen 12y ago
No. I use less to navigate gigabyte log files quite often (it's more efficient then vim).
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by quicklyfrozen 12y ago
It won't. And sometimes you'll start to change it, hit a wall, and then realize "oh that's why I did it that way."
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by quicklyfrozen 12y ago
Maybe this step is a necessary evil on the way to true universal coverage, but if the goal was to stop people from seeking health care they seem to be succeeding. We used to have coverage that would let you see a Dr. when you needed to -- n
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by quicklyfrozen 12y ago
Then Google should stop letting them use adsense, not delist them. I looked up a number that recently called me: http://whocalled.us/lookup/2126621932 Not much info, but enough to know not to answer :-).
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by quicklyfrozen 12y ago
Push processor status (so saves processor flags on stack)
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by quicklyfrozen 12y ago
In this context, willing to cause harm to others for your own gain.
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by quicklyfrozen 12y ago
So I guess HN is part of your "work" set up :-)
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by quicklyfrozen 12y ago
It most certainly is the case in the US... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marriage_penalty