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by thirtyseven 7y ago
> IE6 will hang around for a few years, but may die very rapidly in workplaces when some killer enterprise web application stops supporting it. Turns out the “killer enterprise web application” was YouTube :) https://blog.chri
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by thirtyseven 7y ago
Yes: Your local library might have article content available online. SFPL link: https://search-proquest-com.ezproxy.sfpl.org/docview/2317834...
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by thirtyseven 7y ago
Using a broadcast address for service discovery is a perfectly normal use case, the Roku should be able to handle it.
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by thirtyseven 7y ago
It seems like this would be very difficult to implement securely. You basically would have to preserve the old, unsafe mode and hope that nobody circumvents whatever restrictions you put in place to make sure that it only applies to the pr
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by thirtyseven 7y ago
From your own link: "In 2009, the Maglev system was approved and entered commercial construction. The linear Chuo Shinkansen line is planned to link Tokyo and Nagoya by the year 2027."
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by thirtyseven 7y ago
Gracenote | Machine Learning Engineer | Emeryville (Bay Area) | ONSITE | gracenote.com Gracenote is the leading provider of entertainment metadata and media recognition technology that powers discovery features and discover the music, TV sh
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by thirtyseven 7y ago
Not SF technically but check out People's Open Network in Oakland: https://peoplesopen.net/
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by thirtyseven 8y ago
> I’m also a prolific screenshotter. The internet is an ephemeral place, so when I see something online for a story, I make sure to capture it immediately. Why are screenshots seen as the gold standard for documenting deleted content? T
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by thirtyseven 8y ago
Managers are generally not allowed to be union members since they have an adversarial relationship with the workers.
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California higher-density housing bill blocked in first committee hearing(mercurynews.com)
86 points by thirtyseven 9y ago|121 comments
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by thirtyseven 9y ago
Chip fab has high fixed costs that take time to recoup. If they build more capacity now for demand that evaporates by the time it comes online, they are out a huge amount of $$.
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by thirtyseven 9y ago
Misrepresenting yourself in a business transaction for your own benefit is called fraud.
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by thirtyseven 9y ago
3.5 is a bad rating for an Android app. Facebook, Snapchat, Instagram and Netflix and even the IRS app all have > 4.0 scores.
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by thirtyseven 9y ago
That's the SFMTA, they are a completely different city department.
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The People That Capitalism Makes(currentaffairs.org)
1 points by thirtyseven 9y ago|0 comments
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The Secret History of the Russian Consulate in San Francisco(foreignpolicy.com)
6 points by thirtyseven 9y ago|0 comments
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DNAinfo (Gothamist, SFist, etc) shuts down(assets.dnainfo.com)
4 points by thirtyseven 9y ago|0 comments
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by thirtyseven 9y ago
What is your rationale for this? Was Stalin doing something right because so many people were against him?
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by thirtyseven 9y ago
For the purposes of fraud, it's fairly easy to link accounts across datasets even without a unique key like SSN. You can just guess based on name and address or something and if you're only right 90% of the time that's still
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by thirtyseven 9y ago
Yes you can. Methamphetamine is used to treat ADHD under the trade name of Desoxyn. http://www.webmd.com/drugs/2/drug-9124/desoxyn-oral/details
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by thirtyseven 9y ago
Seriously, TFA was posted in the Style section. It's not exactly the most rigorous part of the Times.
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by thirtyseven 9y ago
Good point! I don't really have enough (or any) economics knowledge to know how to model the value of voting shares in this case, but I think that there would also be downward pressure, for example as the voting power of company founde
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by thirtyseven 9y ago
The market value of the non-voting shares should theoretically be the value of the voting shares minus what the market believes the value of voting to be. If a stock buyback only buys voting shares and the price of shares in that class ris
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by thirtyseven 9y ago
The value of a company like Alphabet if it's sold isn't the value of the material assets, it's the value of the actual business, i.e. for Google the ability to essentially print money via AdWords.
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Ransomware attack puts KQED in low-tech mode(sfchronicle.com)
3 points by thirtyseven 9y ago|0 comments
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by thirtyseven 10y ago
Amazon 3rd party book sellers can list whatever information they want for the metadata. This is probably one seller's script gone wrong.
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by thirtyseven 10y ago
What's notable is that the reporters are actually being charged after being identified as such. Even if they were caught in a sweep and arrested, the charges should have been dropped when it became clear that they were just covering th
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What Pro Computing Could Be(al3x.net)
4 points by thirtyseven 10y ago|0 comments
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by thirtyseven 10y ago
I've been liking this app a lot too, but the scrolling gets very choppy on long comment threads. Is this a common issue?
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by thirtyseven 10y ago
Unfortunately, it doesn't appear that this made it into the final version of N. I can't find it anywhere in the settings anyway.

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