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by turtle4 16y ago
You specify a route in the nginx config, and when the route is requested, it serves up the result of the sql query that you specified. Even further, it looks like it will run different queries, depending on the type of request made (GET, P
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by turtle4 16y ago
Surprisingly, one of the best looking laptop designs I've seen in a while was one by Nokia, of all people. Unfortunately, it is a Netbook, and has all of the associated issues, and I have no idea about its linux support. But from a design
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by turtle4 16y ago
Worse that that, you have to be calling someone else with an iPhone, and you -both- have to be using wifi. Don't get me wrong, it is a step up from what they used to have available, but that is kind of a tall order for general consumption.
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by turtle4 16y ago
I can't believe that the demo isn't being run off of its own network. Seriously, if you can't get good reception inside, at least run your own dedicated wifi network. What were they thinking?
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by turtle4 16y ago
this is great advice.
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by turtle4 16y ago
This seems like a case where they really ought to consider starting 'lean'. Initially buy a small house in an area densely populated by redditors and turn it into a coffee house or something where they can go to hang out. When you've gotte
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by turtle4 16y ago
So, I have a question. I thought that during the iPad release, Jobs said that the iPad was going to be an unlocked device, so it could be used on any network where you could get a mini-sim for it. Why haven't we seen this happen? If the
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by turtle4 16y ago
You might want to inquire with your payment processor, as I am sure they have an anti-fraud department/division who (presumably) would deal with this a lot more often than one of us here.
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by turtle4 17y ago
The test-tube shaped stage is a 'preform'. The shape might not be a huge problem, but it might not be trivial either. To blow the preform into the bottle's final shape, it is reheated, and then air is forced into the preform, causing it to
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by turtle4 17y ago
To extend this, the 'shipping label' could be an e-ink screen under a plastic/protective cover.
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by turtle4 17y ago
I like that you can just log in and get started. But having to send a link and/or email to add a person works against that. Why can't I add people just by name until I decide to roll it out, at which point I could send the link/email.
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by turtle4 17y ago
Transcription is still necessary, particularly in fields where accuracy is important, ie medical and legal. Automatic dictation just doesn't cut it quite yet. Most legal offices have their own internal talent, but a fair amount of medical
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by turtle4 17y ago
To me, the fundamental benefit of TDD is that it proves that the code is in the state I think it's in before I make a change, and it proves that the change I made did what I expect. I think this is the sort of statement that makes some of
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by turtle4 17y ago
You have correctly understood the article, but have incorrectly assumed that there must be a point other than plugging the product. Sorry.
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by turtle4 17y ago
No, grandparent poster was off on pricing, but his intent is correct. AWS is several times more expensive than the other 'lighter' VPS solutions out there, which is why is isn't brought up/suggested more often.
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by turtle4 17y ago
The closest competitor to Access is FileMaker Pro. But I don't see anything wrong with her using either excel or Access for the type of thing you are talking about. No need to overcomplicate.
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by turtle4 17y ago
Can I ask, do you subscribe to another service for the stats, and you then add the value of the interface/api, or do you do the stat collection/entry as well? Are there licensing issues involved?
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by turtle4 17y ago
Are live stats available during games, or only after Monday? Any way to have information about the TD plays? ie: B. Roethlisberger QB 398 PaYd, 3 PaTD (8,10,8), 4 RuYd Its a nice start. I'll have to play around with it later. I've o
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by turtle4 17y ago
But I think that is the point of this article. What you state is a valid way to handle things. 4-5 years in, you have a profitable company that needs grown out from 70mph to 90mph. But the trend is currently to start thinking about handi
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by turtle4 17y ago
An investor can get a meaningful return the same way you always could while investing in a company: by sharing the profits that the company makes over the life of the company. This means the investors are motivated to provide advice/connect
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by turtle4 17y ago
If you're offering, I'll take you up on it. :) I am interested in both robotics and agriculture, specifically small scale agriculture such as home hydroponics and container gardening. I would create a company based on the idea of combinin
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by turtle4 17y ago
Very well. See http://cs.gettysburg.edu/~tneller/resources/k12/index.html for a tutorial that demonstrates the use of the 'turtle' built in module in python. Turtle has a long history of being a simple graphical environment to introduce
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by turtle4 17y ago
From people I've observed, I would say that at least half are attempting to subdue the anxiety that they are somehow missing out on something that is going on. As if they couldn't be the 10th person to accept a party invite, or couldn't be
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by turtle4 17y ago
I don't see that it is that much harder now. Boot your mac, open a terminal, type python, and start programming. Does it take one more step? Maybe, but it is a joke to say that is somehow more difficult.
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by turtle4 17y ago
We pay an hourly equivalent that is about 40-50% of what a starting full-time salary would be at the same position, and have never had problems with enough (quality) applicants. However: - We are in the midwest, without much competition.
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by turtle4 17y ago
Seems that way, although it was the most thorough that I've seen. What are others? Groovy runs on JVM, Wicket on Wings exists, I believe. What are other Java options?
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by turtle4 17y ago
This sounds like an Animal Crossing MMO. That seem right to anyone with more knowledge of it?
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by turtle4 17y ago
Yeah, I'm slightly skeptical as well, but at the same time excited, because a little competition never hurt the consumer.
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by turtle4 17y ago
Source?
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by turtle4 17y ago
What is DX? Just a larger screen than standard Kindle?

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