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871.
by tibbon 13y ago
I personally kinda read it as his friend wasn't anywhere near as experienced as was assumed, and she wanted more than he was ok with. Or maybe you're right. Its ambiguous intentionally I'd assume.
872.
by tibbon 13y ago
I personally think there's a great deal that can be done with this data. A few years ago, someone documented how to use an Arduino + Video Experimenter Shield to easily log closed captioning data ( http://blog.makezine.com/2011/08/16/enough
873.
by tibbon 13y ago
Ditto. I've pretty much just started telling people I'm actually from Boston. Reading the politics down there just makes me shake my head in shame.
874.
by tibbon 13y ago
I think it just has different problems. I don't think there's any way to create a perfect system, which is what many people seem to expect. It does solve several problems that no other currencies have managed to solve, but has cropped up
875.
by tibbon 13y ago
In a small company, if I can't see the cap table- then I don't want to talk about shares. No investor would touch a deal if they didn't have access to it, and I'm investing my time.
876.
by tibbon 13y ago
To the naysayers- there are 100 potential problems with Bitcoin. All reasons why it can "never" work. Yet, I can also list 100 problems with all sorts of things that we use on a daily basis: cash currency, vehicles, firearms, libraries, etc
877.
by tibbon 13y ago
What disturbs me is how many people in other countries (like the USA) feel that this type of thing could never happen here. However, it seems that even in the US the internet could be controlled by the government/army if they so desired and
878.
by tibbon 13y ago
I think the meta-meta question here is regarding the value of stock options vs immediate compensation (salary + benefits). So many CEOs treat options like they will definitely be of large worth to a person- but for the average employee they
879.
by tibbon 13y ago
Agreed. Here's something I realized about 5 years ago. You will spend 95% of your time putting pressure on your: - Shoes - Mattress - Chair Skimping on any of those can lead to fatigue, discomfort and pain.
880.
by tibbon 13y ago
I guess I'll put $1500+ since i've been invited to the explorer program and I'll be buying it at that price...
881.
by tibbon 13y ago
Has anyone realized that you can simply say to your employer, "No, I don't have a Facebook account."?
882.
by tibbon 14y ago
Hmm, how did you get the data? 100% user added wikiness, or did it pull from some other 'tree' sources like Neurotree ( http://neurotree.org/neurotree/ )? I was able to find my girlfriend, which was pretty cool. One piece of feedback from h
883.
by tibbon 14y ago
Everyone's got their own thing that they like and hate though. I personally love trying to optimize and speed things up. On the flip side, I really hate doing CSS and Javascript front-end things (I can do them, but just prefer not to). Sp
884.
by tibbon 14y ago
Is there any compelling reason (aside from money...) that others won't make the move as well?
885.
by tibbon 14y ago
Is starting with Clojure a poor idea (jumping off the deep end)? I'm mainly a Ruby dev and looking to expand my knowledge-set
886.
by tibbon 14y ago
Which part was illegal? Selling beer online? Or the trademark issue? If its just the trademark issue, then just change the name and carry on.
887.
by tibbon 14y ago
Agreed. I generally feel incredibly safe around Cambridge in general- let alone on Boylston St near the library, or anywhere on MIT's campus. At most I'd expect to have something stolen, car broken into or a common mugging around there- not
888.
by tibbon 14y ago
You have a new compliment on Yelp Someone on Yelp has sent you a compliment! See your new compliment See you on Yelp, — The Yelp Team
889.
by tibbon 14y ago
For a friend that's 29, it said he was 10.
890.
by tibbon 14y ago
Kinda shocked that at the end it didn't give a debriefing like most study tests do.
891.
by tibbon 14y ago
30/30 here
892.
by tibbon 14y ago
I think the constraints are great and make sense, given the philosophy of Glass that it should stay out of the way, and just be there when you want it. Everything about it should enhance your life, not get in the way. Simplicity is the key
893.
by tibbon 14y ago
I'm fine with this. Instead of a gold-rush, maybe people will only build things of value since they won't be motivated only by a pot of gold. Anyone remember how bad many of the first iOS games were, because companies were clearly just shov
894.
by tibbon 14y ago
How many licks does it take to get to the middle of a tootsie pop?
895.
by tibbon 14y ago
The issue with Gitmo is that we're no treating others as we'd want to be treated. 10+ years with no proof/trial, simply because we've made up a new word "enemy combatant" to circumvent the Geneva Conventions... not exactly cool.
896.
by tibbon 14y ago
Another explosion just happened at the JFK library according the police scanner. Or a fire. Could be unrelated. There was another bomb they found downtown and set off in a bomb squad van in a controlled way (heard it on the scanner and anot
897.
by tibbon 14y ago
I don't think that we can change that. But what we can do is hold ourselves to a higher standard of decency and treat people the way we'd want to be treated.
898.
by tibbon 14y ago
Oh interesting. Well that blows that theory out of the water.
899.
by tibbon 14y ago
Agreed, especially on #2. Let's have a new international war treaty that assigns basic human rights to all people
900.
by tibbon 14y ago
I make no apologies for Obama- he should have closed Gitmo. Yet, there's one tiny tiny possibility that I have considered for why he hasn't. Before becoming president, you make promises, have goals, and overall think you know what you're go

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