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by robryan 13y ago
If that is an issue surely the answer is more assisted drones. Better to have someone sitting in safety viewing a high def and possibly magnified camera output to identify things that someone taking a quick look in the cockpit while under f
902.
by robryan 13y ago
On the flip side when you are winning it is nice to be able to get some reward for your hard work in being able to run through the other team.
903.
by robryan 13y ago
I agree with you midnight to 6am Sunday would probably be okay. Just would be a really bad time to get an email stating an issue with a payment gateway or marketplace listings or an issue with the website.
904.
by robryan 13y ago
6 hours... We run a 4 person company and 6 hours during the weekend would still be a problem for us. Given a company larger than 10 might actually upgrade (small amount of shared email accounts) I could see it causing big problems for some.
905.
by robryan 13y ago
Actually it is likely worse than the US, the US government spying would generally stay US government only. Whereas ours in Australia is likely accessible by US agencies.
906.
by robryan 13y ago
Publishers probably weren't complaining when Amazon would buy their book at wholesale and take a loss with massive retail discounting. What publishers want is for Amazon to sell at low margin so they get volume and the publishers get e
907.
by robryan 13y ago
Yep, looks like it judging what they have on each product.
908.
by robryan 13y ago
It isn't actually all that hard. There is an API call to get the prices for each seller on an item. Not sure if that also works for Amazon as the only seller listings but you can definitely track the marketplace with it.
909.
by robryan 13y ago
As opposed to there probably aren't really good reasons. Doing it in addition to source control seems like something everyone should do though. The way people generally use source control isn't to push every single line added or c
910.
by robryan 13y ago
In practice does that happen? Does changing the settings on an image destroy previously made shares?
911.
by robryan 13y ago
Sure they will behave, I can't imagine it produced a lot of motivation to learn and excitement about attending school.
912.
by robryan 13y ago
I guess they had a significant amount of people who had never moved on. Better to serve them up something they knew than push they to Yahoo search and have then actually think about searching options. Over time I guess that number become sm
913.
by robryan 13y ago
Maybe, in many markets the total value to capture, while likely heading up over time, is unlikely to double because there are 2 top quality startups in the space rather than one. So often it could be the case that the competition to dominat
914.
by robryan 13y ago
Sublime Text and Textmate likely wouldn't have existed without many people being willing to pay for them. If we refuse to accept paid for developer tools we are only ever going to get certain types of tools build by certain types of pe
915.
by robryan 13y ago
You can theme the sidebar already. Using the theme flatland dark, pretty awesome improvement from the default. https://github.com/thinkpixellab/flatland
916.
by robryan 13y ago
As it says in the article that the people that get into computer science in IIT are the best of the best in this test. I wonder how the quality of graduate compares with those coming out of mid/top US universities.
917.
by robryan 13y ago
To be fair, many of the things you mention are self inflicted. Fair enough some people have it tough through no fault of their own, some though make choices that set them up for the lifestyle they complain about.
918.
by robryan 13y ago
Spotify does though.
919.
by robryan 13y ago
Really it is a pretty horrible business to be in. You are totally at the mercy of the publishers, should you be really successful at customer acquisition and monetizing then you will be rewarded with higher royalties. As it stands I don&#x2
920.
by robryan 13y ago
I would argue eliminating the streaming services would more likely make the pie smaller. I don't think all the people paying x a month or ads supported are going to suddenly start buying albums.
921.
by robryan 13y ago
I'd say that is a fairly mainstream geek kind of thing, I associate it with the kind of video game playing, reddit frequenting geek. (Yes overly broad stereotypes).
922.
by robryan 13y ago
Thanks for that, will check it out.
923.
by robryan 13y ago
Does anyone have a good example app which is more involved than a single or couple of models and uses ember data? Hacking this past weekend it seems harder to find much in the way of solid guidance past very simple apps.
924.
by robryan 13y ago
5.x releases are bigger than the versioning suggests, the 5 series is likely 10 years old now? Breaking changes in each is fine.
925.
by robryan 13y ago
Hard work getting people to pay money for junk, that's why you outsource it to thousands of affiliates on clickbank.
926.
by robryan 13y ago
That is what the current marketing sells it as. Basically it is mainly a platform for leads based affiliate marketing with some sales stuff as well. So stuff like generate a credit card lead for $50/$100 down to get an email address fo
927.
by robryan 13y ago
Also if you are picking an area with competition it is very hard to stand still and collect your $1000/ month, either your pushing on to something bigger or your $1000/ month starts declining pretty fast.
928.
by robryan 13y ago
This can go both ways, often the reps don't have enough domain knowledge to offer you anything that will actually improve ROI. Assuming you already know your way around the adwords basics. They may actually suggest broader terms and hi
929.
by robryan 13y ago
This extends to imports as well, often the duties run up around 100% of the item price. Not only that but items get stuck in customs for weeks as I assume they go through everything to level these duties. From the outside selling things int
930.
by robryan 13y ago
I have never really properly used Game Center, every interaction I have ever had with it has felt clunky.

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