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by uncoder0 12y ago
The latter. Which is what I had honestly expected to hear. They did say it seems to be totally safe but, not enough longterm data has been gathered.
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by uncoder0 12y ago
I've personally played around with it, but I was not able to tell if the augmentation was the result of placebo or tcDCS. We have two Neuroscience PhDs that are advisors for our company and after talking more with them about my self ex
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by uncoder0 12y ago
Not directly related but, I was at a security related convention and overheard some people talking about an image that when occupying <3/4 of a frame will crash any digital camera. (Phone, DSLR, IP Camera) Does anyone know anymore i
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by uncoder0 12y ago
>No eSports is like chess or traditional card games Hearthstone is an obvious counter point to this. http://us.battle.net/hearthstone/en/blog/13665270 This tournament is created by blizzard which has an ob
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by uncoder0 12y ago
If you read http://ycombinator.com/whynot/ it says that sheer volume is the issue.
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by uncoder0 12y ago
Yep... Just got ours. Time to get back to work.
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by uncoder0 12y ago
Will I be able to export my docs? I'm not really willing to put my docs on readme.io without knowing I can export all my work if you all go under. I'm currently an Apiary for Companies subscriber and value that feature but, prefer
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by uncoder0 12y ago
I've always thought a good starting point would be to hook up Watson or similar software up to LexisNexis or Westlaw. Would be lovely to run a new ToS or Privacy Policy through such software and see where it breaks down.
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by uncoder0 12y ago
A bit pedantic but, at the bottom of [2] it says Net Income for JP Morgan was $21b for 2012 and the settlement for $13bn was in 2013. Looks like BoA's amount was indeed over their previous years net income. Is one years net income real
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by uncoder0 12y ago
Totally, when I first started learning and caring more about the law I came up with all these clever hacks around various legal agreements and laws... Luckily for me I had friends who went to Law School to explain to me that the law is prim
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by uncoder0 12y ago
Agreed. It doesn't help that his post was clearly made during working hours, on company time and with his official account. This is now the Reddit's official and definitive response to this employee's termination. You can go
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by uncoder0 12y ago
Agreed the response is too much. As a CEO getting involved in a dispute like this seems to be all downside with very little upside. If I had to draft a response in his position It'd go something like this: > Reddit is not laying a
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by uncoder0 12y ago
Huh, didn't know that was the original name. I personally prefer the Hacker New moniker. I imagine 'Startup News' was just a working title for the project as it was only kept for ~7 months.
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by uncoder0 12y ago
http://www.mdisc.com/ or similar. There are tons of options for archival quality backup media. If the data is very important make a few copies and leave them in airtight cases if you'd like in different geographical lo
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by uncoder0 12y ago
I found out about this when installing Synergy on my fresh Windows box that I use mostly for gaming. I gladly coughed up the $5. Of course, I could have built the software myself but, it wasn't worth the hassle of recompiling on all my
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by uncoder0 12y ago
I think expanding the ability to down-vote to more people would help show the true attitude on HN. Right now I can only push things up or flag them and often times don't have the time or fortitude to start a comment thread arguing with
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by uncoder0 12y ago
We're launching the exact thing you describe which also includes an API later this week. We don't plan to be a data broker just to let you backup all your data from any source and provide you with an API to access that data. We&#x
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by uncoder0 12y ago
Good call :p Oops.
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Darpa has made its publicly released data more discoverable(darpa.mil)
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by uncoder0 12y ago
Wonder what happened with this thread. Has a few votes but doesn't even show up on the 5th page.
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by uncoder0 12y ago
Looks like these kinds of policies are creeping out of high schools and making their way into public universities. Where would we be if we didn't allow free speech at universities in the 1960's? I thought this fight had already be
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by uncoder0 12y ago
This stuff prevents hangovers and reduces intoxication pretty effectively. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ampelopsin You can get it from Korea.
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by uncoder0 12y ago
Yeah I actually have an outlier that has negative depreciation. Got it used for 26k with 44k miles. 6 Months later my insurance company informed me that they had to put my car value closer to 32k due to replacement costs and that this may g
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by uncoder0 12y ago
Of course it is wired so naiveté is to be expected but all this article says is use Tor and VM's. I'm not quite sure that is sufficient in this day and age. Any user generated content posted using those systems is what will break
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by uncoder0 12y ago
Which SNP should I be looking at on the CYP2D6 gene in my 23andme?
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by uncoder0 12y ago
The article is from Andrew Ross Sorkin's DealB%k section of the nytimes. Article Category: PRIVATE EQUITY | RESTRUCTURING & BANKRUPTCY The discussion seems appropriate for the target audience.
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by uncoder0 12y ago
My Air came with a 45W power brick which is even smaller than the 65W.
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by uncoder0 12y ago
How did you determine that?
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by uncoder0 13y ago
Super easy. Anyone who applies is offered an invite now. This policy seems to have changed sometime in mid-late December.
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by uncoder0 13y ago
http://www.google.com/trends/topcharts#date=2013 . Not a text file but, a much better format than the op. Edit: Apparently this is linked in the bottom left corner of the page... totally missed it. What an effective sit

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