sanj

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721.
Understanding Ternary Trees(pcplus.co.uk)
5 points by sanj 17y ago|0 comments
722.
by sanj 17y ago
Wow. Referring to my kid's behaviour as "unusual" and "grotesque" based on a single snapshot of his life is over the line.
723.
Half Duplex Relationships(blog.luckycal.com)
3 points by sanj 17y ago|0 comments
724.
by sanj 17y ago
Ah, this may be the crux of it. My kid didn't ask because of Google-the-service or Google-the-website, but because of Google-the-company. I assume this was because I was yammering about visiting MTV, about meeting up with their folks here i
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by sanj 17y ago
Without detracting from mediaman's politeness post, this is an interesting topic. First off, I rabidly limit the "screen time" my kid gets. That's the sum of TV, computer and (nowadays) my iPhone. I'd much rather have him wandering the gr
726.
by sanj 17y ago
I agree with most of your statement, but it is possible to raise a healthy, happy, kind child after a divorce. I'm doing it right now, albeit with the help of both his Mom and my wife. Divorce doesn't have to destroy your ability to rais
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by sanj 17y ago
It sounds like you've already made your choice. From the article: "Regardless of what I was doing I had to be home by 7pm."
728.
by sanj 17y ago
My seven year old has watched me slog through many pieces of a startup. What's fun is how much kids listen, even when they don't seem to. I remember when he stopped in the middle of dinner and said "Daddy, what's 'google'?" And my favorit
729.
MySpace Reduces Staff by Nearly 30%(news.morningstar.com)
17 points by sanj 17y ago|19 comments
730.
by sanj 17y ago
Is anyone interested in the value provided by Firehost? They seem to have the expertise.
731.
AnandTech on the New 15-Inch MacBook Pro's Battery Life(anandtech.com)
59 points by sanj 17y ago|32 comments
732.
Navigating your startup in dark places(nabeelhyatt.com)
4 points by sanj 17y ago|1 comments
733.
by sanj 17y ago
But if crappy products sell and don't sell any worse than better (and more expensive) products, then it is a mistake to invest effort into making them better. customer experience != maximizing value to shareholders I wish it were. I real
734.
by sanj 17y ago
My wife and I met on OKC!
735.
Google Apps Outlook Sync for Microsoft Outlook(google.com)
3 points by sanj 17y ago|0 comments
736.
by sanj 17y ago
Assuming that Rails is still interacting with the DB, and the ID in question is the primary key (ie, the 'id' on the 'twits' table) isn't quite that easy. I had to do this a couple of years back when I realized I had a table that'd grow q
737.
Genentech's Cloud Cover(businessweek.com)
1 points by sanj 17y ago|0 comments
738.
by sanj 17y ago
I have two comments: 1. This article appears to completely ignore write speeds for SSDs, which aren't that good. Do people just not care? 2. I believe that while Google's server farm machine have drives, the goal is to RAM cache absolu
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by sanj 17y ago
Taping is lossy. Digital copying is not (unless you want it to be). Taping doesn't scale easily (tape trees notwithstanding). Both these served to limit taping's impact.
740.
Fast Food Apple Pies and Why Netbooks Suck(joeydevilla.com)
8 points by sanj 17y ago|2 comments
741.
by sanj 17y ago
My main point was that the application appears to have requested it, so the data is there for the analysis. I interpreted Jessica's remark as an attempt to head off concerns of any sort age-based discrimination rumblings.
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by sanj 17y ago
I seem to recall at the YC meetup in Cambridge last summer ( http://anyvite.com/events/home/tmokjxuwai/ ) that there was a question asking why the application asked for age. I recall that you said "... age is a high bit in characterizing so
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by sanj 17y ago
How is this superior to (or different than) Google's opensourced OAuth Playground? http://googlecodesamples.com/oauth_playground/
744.
Beware of the complicated deal(bijansabet.com)
7 points by sanj 17y ago|1 comments
745.
Moving from OAuth 1.0 to OAuth 1.0a(blog.luckycal.com)
1 points by sanj 17y ago|0 comments
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Run_later woes(blog.luckycal.com)
1 points by sanj 17y ago|1 comments
747.
PVI to buy E Ink for $215 million(engadget.com)
1 points by sanj 17y ago|0 comments
748.
by sanj 17y ago
I'd never heard about the skeleton crew and the engineers finding their way around the memory limits. Anyone care to expand on that?
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Dancing links, by Knuth(lanl.arxiv.org)
2 points by sanj 17y ago|0 comments
750.
by sanj 17y ago
When were you there? All my cohorts from MIT are building stuff: robots, companies, cars, batteries...

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