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by tobylane 13y ago
My understanding is that the scale goes from Postgres (edgy but worth it) to MariaDB (I didn't pay attention while you listed your requirements, here's something that'll suit you), to MSSQL (let me stop you, I heard you need
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by tobylane 13y ago
Likely, as the monocoque (safety cell) has to be fairly tall. It's said above that the limit was 6G, which F1 nearly matches [1] (that GP wasn't for the most powerful engines in ~2000). With no space for driver there could be more
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by tobylane 13y ago
I heard that several types of race cars could stay upside down at 100km/h. In 2000 F1 was reaching 300km/h on most circuits, less now. I guess that means it could be upside down on a higher gravity planet.
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by tobylane 13y ago
Does something have to be consumer-facing, and well known to non-customers to 'win'?
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by tobylane 13y ago
Something that comments on the autistic suitability of products, say on Amazon.
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by tobylane 13y ago
http://www.revtilt.com/ I'm interested in a UK, or a product version of this. I'm currently looking for a low-pitched food processor.
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by tobylane 13y ago
You could put dates on them. Github (2012-) github.com/Ogdet Google Code (2006-2012) code.google.com/u/Odget
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by tobylane 13y ago
BBC Four had a documentary on it a month ago [1], that I watched an hour ago. It's on TPB (but I don't think I can link to it here?). Make sure you have energy when you start watching this, the presenter is not the most enthusiast
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by tobylane 13y ago
I think it's notable that a review (that is currently the second most 'helpful') is the way to disagree with a book. It reaches people considering buying it, so it's less grandstanding than announcing the same facts to a
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by tobylane 13y ago
Slate is more affected by the feelings of Reddit than of HN, as pageviews count.
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by tobylane 13y ago
Cats, pigs and bettafish continue unslandered, no one wants to annoy Reddit.
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by tobylane 13y ago
The last paragraph mentions past convictions based on evidence where this sort of notice should have been given, but it wasn't policy to do so at the time. Is there a group out there known to deal with this sort of thing? Do the ALCU&#
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by tobylane 13y ago
Possibly it is due to the much wider dishes here. You can speak quietly to someone using a gramophone-like hearing aid.
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by tobylane 13y ago
Is it interesting why appealing to the public was needed? For financing, or discussion?
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by tobylane 13y ago
I hope Google shared this sort of information with LinkedIn. "Your daily emails are reliably considered spam, by people who actually want to use your services."
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by tobylane 13y ago
Nearly everything about human physiology can be thought about what would have worked for hunter-gathers. We're specialised in some areas, most of which doesn't require a constant practise (e.g. a 60 year old can start training for
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by tobylane 13y ago
In people's experience, how big does a non-tech company have to be before you can expect the CTO to be really wrong or behind with current practises, hardware and so on?
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by tobylane 13y ago
Exactly. There's this lose-lose idea for Apple and customers. Apple won't please business leaders till the business employees are able to work wherever they are, which the employees aren't necessarily asking for. As it's
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by tobylane 13y ago
8000, where about 5-6k of them are archived and most of the rest are to read once and archive/delete. I intend to put the archive in something else, just haven't found/made it yet.
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by tobylane 13y ago
Letting them find their own content is something I'd question. On Wikipedia there's a list of (explicit) images you can't include in any other pages. I would hope there is, or would make, an extension that limits access to th
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by tobylane 13y ago
I use their word for it. I will point at it and say What do you call it? Unless it's grossly wrong, or confusing to them or future helpers I let them have their word.
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by tobylane 13y ago
No. What if a well meaning highly followed person tweeted the landing page? What if your blog post was the link widely shared, it'd depend on your writing skills. If you could guarantee 10k hits from HN, 100k from Reddit front page, an
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by tobylane 13y ago
Is the (de facto) dictator a politician, or a group of businesses? Regardless of where we are on the slope, or how noticeable the slope is, being told to be aware of it is a damaging step. If you're told you're capable of affectin
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by tobylane 13y ago
When I read about an area I know little about I generally don't want to disagree too strongly with anything. But this, even on a somewhat renowned blog, is written in such a defining way. It doesn't fit all that I read about start
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by tobylane 13y ago
When did the review process start covering that? Some things are only considered on appeal.
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by tobylane 13y ago
It's a pander to the people who have lives that involve them being subjected to money grabbing airports. Also, sensible court's decision, and someone avoiding paying much of what was owed to said bad entity.
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by tobylane 13y ago
UK has several non-UK companies making cars here. According to those numbers (over different single years) UK factories made about 1.8m cars in 2007, as Nissan/etc make for Europe here. I imagine Australian factories only ship to the o
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by tobylane 13y ago
Cite? Endowments are good, if your place can get them. I wouldn't say the UK system is great as it isn't stable.
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by tobylane 13y ago
You check understanding with the low domain-intelligence end of your target audience. That could cause confusion whether someone is the target or not.
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by tobylane 13y ago
The US is switching over to 'not' paying for healthcare, at the point of sale at least. The next thing to be changed like that would probably be education.

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