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15y ago
The yolk is high in vitamins, but also very high in cholesterol. One yolk has more than 70% of the recommended daily value.
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16y ago
And Walmart?
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16y ago
I wish you would post. I don't even really have a handle on what 'integration with enterprise resource planners' means, but it is interesting to me because I am interested in making money.
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16y ago
Kinect is pretty impressive, and I think WP7 is innovative in its ability to display content on a small screen in a natural way. I don't know if I agree that they are ahead of Google and Apple, but they have come up with a few cool things.
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This is interesting, and it makes sense to me that markets would work this way, but I am not sure I can think of any real examples. Something like Bar Associations comes close, but AFAIK they are legally mandated? Do you have any better r
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I think it would be very cool to add a 'decay' option, where the ranges decrease over time until the effect stops. I might have to fool around with this myself.
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16y ago
I really like you color pallette. How did you come up with it?
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Miners use software to find minerals to mine, farmers use Combines and harvesters run with software. The farmers plant seeds and use fertilizers and pesticides that were created with the help of software. Mining and farming equipment is de
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16y ago
Maybe only on environmentally friendly cars? *edit.. don't mean to be a dick, I just don't think this fact helps their case much. I watched the episode, and it irritated me quite a bit even though I think Top Gear is normally pretty fun.
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Looks awesome.. one suggestion is to avoid using the word 'porn' on the front page. Love the idea though!
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Don't they take a 50% cut for every coupon sold? I am sure they have other spending for salaries, offices, servers, etc.. but these things probably don't scale up (too much) with revenue, so I would think that revenue growth would be a rea
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16y ago
I would think 'not user'
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You don't need calculus. The mean price per user is $9.25 / 2, so they have taken in about 9250 * $9.25 / 2 = $42,781.25. Not bad!
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If they had taken risks in a perfect market, I would agree. The problem, at least in the US, is that because a limited amount of spectrum is available, and only a few companies have been given an exclusive right to use it, wireless data is
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16y ago
If he sold them and kept the money, then that isn't exactly rejecting the shares
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In the intrest of bi-lingual education could you explain what you mean when you come in talking about alignment? Developer here, and I would definitely be thinking 'right, left, center'?
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I am really curious what makes them $30,000,000 a year? Are they getting it for free, or are they loosing out on the income?
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Yeah, I think you are right.. I was commenting on the third party part more than the under the table part. I was thinking more along the lines of Amazon creating an open or liscensed API for it's ebooks, so that someone can make an app for
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This is really cool, but the performance doesen't seem totally smooth, and I am on a 6 month old quad core xeon. Do you know anything about the performance of these css animations compared to javascript?
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Apple hasn't raised their price, the problem is that they are requiring companies that sell a subscription or content outside of the app store to also sell the same thing in the app store and give apple a 30% cut. This is going to prevent
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The script for the effect is not minified or anything, so it is easy to take a look at. It is simple and works like you would think: they just move around the images based on the mouse position. I just ran into it by accident and thought
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This looks awesome, but god damn it! My todo list of things to play around with is growing faster than I can get to them.
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Awesome Github 404 page - simple but cool javascript parallax 3d effect
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I hadn't thought about it, but this is what they should do.
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This, along with the JSONloops stuff, inspired me to finally download and play around with node. I would definitely be interested in a more in depth tutorial, specifically more on setting up mongodb and connecting mongoose and on how to br
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His taunts don't even make sense. It seems like he is taking offense to people criticizing his story anonymously, but the way he is asking people for their real names comes off as strange and kind of creepy. And, he isn't addressing any o
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I am less worried about Google because webkit, chromium, v8, etc. are open source. I think Apple has a pretty good record with open standards, but they have a big incentive to keep people buying native apps on iOS (and i guess on OSX too
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I found processing powerful and really easy to pick up. It is also very easy to port from processing to javascript (processingjs.org)!
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Do you think the price of energy now is appropriate? There are clearly negative externalities associated with CO2 emissions that aren't taken into account in the price today. Wouldn't an artificially high price of carbon emissions be quite
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I assume you are deliberately misunderstanding what I found offensive?
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