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by utnick 17y ago
Are these results different depending on what manufacturer you are using? Or is the best block size or partitioning scheme for an ssd made by X also the best for one made by Y?
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by utnick 17y ago
yea 10% seems pretty high, I think it might have to do with saying the 1st month is free and you can cancel any time. Therefore, the 10% rate isn't really a 10% sales rate but more of a 10% willing to try your demo. But 10% is still pretty
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by utnick 17y ago
What middlewares are you guys using in production? Most of these seem pretty gimicky.
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by utnick 17y ago
I have looked into making a business like this before, there are quite a few of them and I do like scraping. But don't you have to break a lot of 'terms of use' agreements to scrape this data? Could you get in legal trouble for that?
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by utnick 17y ago
I am having trouble thinking of a good way to implement this.. How will you differentiate between the next google and Joe with 2,000$ wanting to start up a lemonade stand?
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by utnick 17y ago
Try to get a job or start a business in mainland europe without knowing another eu language besides english. Knowing multiple languages is extremely valuable.
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by utnick 17y ago
Most linuxes are pretty good these days about security, there was a time when it seemed like every redhat version came out of the box with a remotely exploitable hole. But Ubuntu is locked down by default now. And their security responsiven
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by utnick 17y ago
i would think that small niche newspapers are the only ones that aren't doomed
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by utnick 17y ago
You are forgetting cable and satellite tv companies. They are going to be mad if you can stream their channels for free without paying the monthly fee. Also the ads you see in california are different than the ads you see in texas.
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by utnick 17y ago
cool, have you thought about entering it in any online recommendation contests? ( like netflix or the github one )
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by utnick 17y ago
try it with resharper. brings it up to java ide level.
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by utnick 17y ago
wow, i'm surprised apress let him do this cool
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by utnick 17y ago
I fail to see how having a public plan option would make drug companies stop investing in R&D. Is it because you think the public plan would negotiate drug rates too low? Don't the major private insurance plans already negotiate drug ra
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by utnick 17y ago
I think that even most private healthcare advocates suggest that we do need to ensure that those who need the care get it - and one way to do so is for governments to cover premiums in order to do it. Is anybody talking about a plan like
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by utnick 17y ago
that works as long as your 3 co-founders are relatively healthy and have been healthy their whole lifes, if one of them develops a problem you can expect your premium to skyrocket into unaffordability
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by utnick 17y ago
I haven't been interested in computer security in quite a few years so some of this might be out of date: It is a loose movement that kind of fights against the traditional for-profit computer security industry. they think that publicizing
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by utnick 17y ago
if you want info on home excercising check out rosstraining.com and his books, tons of info there on workout routines you can do without a gym
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by utnick 17y ago
napster failed? It got bought by best buy for over 100 million dollars. It is a great service, I'm listening to the new wilco album on it right now.
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by utnick 17y ago
I just received infinite intensity in the mail today actually, going to try it out for a few months instead of my normal weights routine. Makes a lot more sense than the somewhat randomness of crossfit to me.
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by utnick 17y ago
I've been using Bing for the past week, apparently Experts Exchange looks for the google referrer and if present shows the solution on the page, otherwise if you are using Bing or something else you have to register to see the solution. Ver
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by utnick 17y ago
I'm not familiar with the S3 .net api.. but linux doesn't have the notion of central certificate store like windows does. Therefore if you are relying on that existing, you are going to need to change your code. It is certainly possible to
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by utnick 17y ago
What 1.1 things don't work? I thought they were fully 2.0 compatible? It has been quite good in my experience, obviously if you are doing windows specific things like registry or security it won't work, but that is to be expected.
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by utnick 17y ago
haven't tried it yet, but hacking around with arduino looks pretty fun and is on my list of things to try
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Virus Tamed To Destroy Cancer Cells But Leave Healthy Cells Unharmed(sciencedaily.com)
2 points by utnick 17y ago|1 comments
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by utnick 17y ago
http://www.amazon.com/Behind-Deep-Blue-Building-Computer/dp/... The story behind the building of the Deep Blue chess playing computer. Great read. Inspirational.
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by utnick 17y ago
Is the startup giving you equity or options?
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by utnick 17y ago
http://www.chillingeffects.org/dmca512/faq.cgi " Finally, the service provider must not have knowledge that the material or activity is infringing or of the fact that the infringing material exists on its network. " I think part of being
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by utnick 17y ago
this means that a five-character password using scrypt is stronger than a ten-character password using openssl. Not a crypto expert, but don't most people crack passwords by just running common words or every possible combination of N cha
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MIT Sloan Talk on Sports Analytics w/ Mark Cuban and others(sloansportsconference.com)
1 points by utnick 17y ago|0 comments
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by utnick 17y ago
how else would you buy 500K hits for a few thousand dollars?

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