throwaway41597

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by throwaway41597 10y ago
If it works for you, then no need to change it. For me, it depends on which tooth I'm flossing. Some are easier than others. Some are so tight that floss won't come out, it feels like I'm pulling a tooth out. For this reason,
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by throwaway41597 10y ago
I avoided purchasing one by forming a loop with the wire. I cut a 20cm (8in) piece, then I tie a triple knot (the simple over hand knot with both ends). The wire is very slippery so I move the first knot as close to the ends as possible, so
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by throwaway41597 10y ago
I don't know about your field but from what you say, it seems you shouldn't target security officers but rather salespersons. By definition, complying won't be voluntary. It has to be forced. You say it's required to clo
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by throwaway41597 11y ago
I tried that when I was your age and it didn't work that great for me. I did it because I was just so tired after school that I crashed for hours when I came back. My problem was that I overslept (2 to 4 hours) during the nap and I fel
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by throwaway41597 11y ago
I'm not sure I understand your point. Many apps (would) benefit from delaying some tasks and waiting to be on charge and a wifi connection. Typically, synchronization for example requires the device to be awake for a long period becaus
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by throwaway41597 11y ago
Just like with mobile apps, battery info can help websites decide whether they should run a complex operation now. It also helps detect regressions if a commit happens to suck power faster. Unfortunately, it's more bits available to de
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by throwaway41597 11y ago
Do you have some advice about how a founder should organize their day? How many hours of coding/designing/talking to users/sleeping...?
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by throwaway41597 11y ago
TL;DR: graphs are everywhere in the real world, so using a graph DB will be simpler and more efficient; examples of graph queries follow. Thank you but may I ask who this presentation is for? Because from a quick glance, it's not very
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by throwaway41597 11y ago
I think it's worth looking at desktops for flashability. You can install any OS on most desktops and there aren't that many issues about it. In my opinion, hardware shouldn't break because of bad software. That would mean tha
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by throwaway41597 11y ago
It's going to be bulky though. The best way to anchor one requires integration with the chassis I'm afraid.
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by throwaway41597 11y ago
Totally agreed. Also it's hard to tell for current devices as reviewers, such as Engadget, Ars or GSMArena, never mention it. It's surprising given that tech review sites target many power users.
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by throwaway41597 11y ago
All agreed. I'd add that the market is slowing down, so bumpers could end up bringing more profits. First, customers would be more willing to invest in higher margin products if the device was more robust and likely to last. And manufa
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by throwaway41597 11y ago
- Replaceable battery is always good - Proper camera handle and better DAC too, but not as mutually exclusive modules What I want is: - A robust and replaceable bumper that integrates with the design (i.e. isn't ugly). The phone should
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by throwaway41597 11y ago
By "client" I meant client of the ID generation servers, may they be web servers that run DB clients, or cellphones. When someone uses a distributed ID generation cluster, they presumably want large throughput, like millions of ID
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by throwaway41597 11y ago
> Usually it is hard with distributed computations to say what happened before and what happened after. Using those IDs you always know the order of certain events. Which "certain events"? The typical case I can think of wouldn
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by throwaway41597 11y ago
In France, you'll get some of your information (name, address and line of business; financials are optional) published even if you hold personal liability. And as others have said, the public financial data is not very relevant if some
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by throwaway41597 11y ago
small typo: "and that also usually gets figure out early" => figured
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by throwaway41597 11y ago
The most likely acquirers would be Visa, Amex, Mastercard and PayPal (which bought Braintree). The transaction fees would significantly decrease because many transactions would stay inside the network. Plus, that would kill a challenger. Th
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by throwaway41597 11y ago
My comment is the only one using the word "absurd" so I take it you're talking about it. Let me try to defend it. I called the title misleading, so I shortly described the gist of it. I also opined it's absurd because th
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by throwaway41597 11y ago
Misleading title and absurd idea: they suggest having bike lanes inside buildings. This is wasting precious real estate: the indoor bike lanes and parkings are nearly as big as the apartments they service. Why not build streets in buildin
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by throwaway41597 11y ago
How much love from the programmer for their language and stack do you recommend for a software-heavy product ? I mean should one launch a v1 ASAP in language X even though this clearly isn't a language they love or should they spend mo
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by throwaway41597 11y ago
Dropbox and Evernote are more than five-year-old and I don't think they're shutting their products down any time soon. So it doesn't apply here. Large companies also pivot (Apple, HP, Intel, Motorola...), so some will ride mo
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by throwaway41597 11y ago
I think it's good news as OVH is very competitive with its pricing. With 12 addtional datacenters, I hope they can deflate the prices outside their current markets. Last time I looked, South America and Asia were like an order of magni
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by throwaway41597 11y ago
There isn't a relayout on each DOM change. Changes trigger layout when you read DOM properties such as clientWidth or when the event loop loops.
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by throwaway41597 11y ago
typo: "Many YC startups learns these lessons" (s/learns/learn/)
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by throwaway41597 11y ago
I'd look at past projects. Some ideas: - How long did it last? - How successful was it? - How hard was it really (novelty, competition, complexity, regulations, number of people involved, lines of code if applicable)?
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by throwaway41597 11y ago
> I don't agree that determination is personal Love and passion are as personal as it gets. > It boils down to love really And "what's love?" You don't choose who you love or what you're passionate about
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by throwaway41597 11y ago
If determination is the single most important quality, doesn't it deserve its own book? Determination is so personal and emotional, it'd be hard to find founders willing to confide, but I believe it would fill a huge need for aspi
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by throwaway41597 11y ago
Look SRI up on this very page. Web pages can make requests to other origins (GET image, script, XHR, POST to iframe, XHR). CORS allows you to read the response. But what you're asking would probably be hard to transition the whole web
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by throwaway41597 11y ago
How deep did you crawl? I would have guessed the flash usage to be higher. How big is the dataset? How long did it take? Which tools did you use besides phantomjs? Nice job!

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