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by schwabacher 15y ago
My guess is fake Ford parts.
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by schwabacher 15y ago
It looks like that works by having two elements in the body, one, 'wrap', w/ position fixed and covering the screen, covering up another, 'scroll-proxy', with height 5400. They detect scroll on the proxy and use it set css transforms on el
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by schwabacher 15y ago
If these chips are able to outperform ARM, then it will put android in a very good position because their apps run on a VM. I am assuming these would show up only in android phones and windows 8 tablets? Would windows phone be able to use
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by schwabacher 15y ago
They spent a long time talking about this, at the expense of more interesting questions she could have asked PG. Especially more interesting to people interested in startups. It is a serious issue though, 96/4 men to women is a really bad
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by schwabacher 15y ago
Because it is an ongoing and serious issue that hurts startups as well as women and minorities.
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by schwabacher 15y ago
People did ask these things though. If you search pub med there are hundreds of papers on HDL, LDL, and their interactions with other molecules. The bet Pfizer made may not even have been a bad bet, just an unlucky one. And now we know
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by schwabacher 15y ago
Apple probably stands to benefit from SOPA if more people end up downloading music/movies from itunes. I think microsoft / amazon are in the same boat with their own downloading services.
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by schwabacher 15y ago
I am very happy to see webOS get open sourced, but unfortunately, I think this article is right on the money. Open sourcing webOS would have made a huge difference if Palm had done it from the beginning, but at this point the traction that
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by schwabacher 15y ago
I don't think it is by coincidence. He seems like quite the character: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kim_Schmitz
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by schwabacher 15y ago
I think they want to make sure the labels continue to post official content on youtube, so will do what they can to make sure that relationship stays friendly.
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by schwabacher 15y ago
It seems much more likely that Universal has something automatically flagging everything with "Kanye West" in the title then that there is some kind of conspiracy.
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by schwabacher 15y ago
I was curious what the penalties are for issuing a false DMCA takedown request. According to this article ( http://intellectual-property.lawyers.com/blogs/archives/1036... ), the penalty is perjury, which is a felony. Does anyone know who
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by schwabacher 15y ago
I like both of those songs, but they came out 15 years after daft punk and I am sure count them as a major influence.
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by schwabacher 15y ago
I think robotic construction will absolutely be the way forward, but I wouldn't think that UAVs would be the most efficient way. My guess is that autonomous retrofits of existing cranes and digging machinery will do most of the heavy liftin
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by schwabacher 15y ago
I agree, they are pretty fun. To go fast, you have to pedal fast. It makes it feel like you are going REALLY fast. That said, I wouldn't want to ride one as my only bike.
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by schwabacher 15y ago
You can make back and forward work by changing the url hash, and if you poll the hash and adjust the content accordingly, you can make unique urls work as well. I think most javascript frameworks make this pretty easy, I am most familiar wi
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by schwabacher 15y ago
Existing maintenance and filing fees clearly have not been enough to prevent large numbers of frivolous patents. Any IP tax would have to be quite a bit larger than fees existing now to be effective. I read somewhere that although Russia h
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by schwabacher 15y ago
House republicans threatened to force a default, which is clearly the reason for the downgrade. Read the quote in the first post of the thread.
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by schwabacher 15y ago
This is a very good idea, but one downside is that it gives the government an incentive to grant patents and to prevent them from expiring.
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by schwabacher 15y ago
I would add databases (differences between relational and non relational, relative speed of queries compared to page template rendering)
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by schwabacher 15y ago
I am from Minneapolis and we have at least two Groupon clones. I think this says more about the abundance of Groupon clones than it does about startups in Minneapolis.
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by schwabacher 15y ago
Very cool, thanks!
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by schwabacher 15y ago
Do you have any more info on the military shuttle replacement? That sounds like it could definitely provide some interesting reading
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by schwabacher 15y ago
One awesome use for this technology is in microscopes! Instead of having to focus on each slide, slides can be run through much faster, photographed once, and interesting objects (like cells in a culture) can be found by processing afterwa
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by schwabacher 15y ago
I think the meaning of cool in this context would be closest to definition 6a from that link: 6. Slang a. Excellent; first-rate: has a cool sports car; had a cool time at the party.
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by schwabacher 15y ago
Thanks! I have 2 (prety slow) public repos, and have been a member of github since dec 22, 2010.
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by schwabacher 15y ago
My github profile didn't seem to get me in. Anyone mind voting on my request? http://forrst.com/i/5c9
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Microsoft offering free xBox 360s to students buying new laptops(microsoft.com)
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by schwabacher 15y ago
So, if they are doing what has been done before for a lower price, then they are pushing the price/performance envelope? The second two clauses contradict the first..
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by schwabacher 15y ago
I doubt anyone is going through by hand to censor comments.. It seems much more likely that a high number of down-votes or short posts triggered some kind of anti-spam filter. I think the reason for the 'ghosting' rather than something like

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