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by attack 18y ago
Talk in proverbs much?
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by attack 18y ago
No they don't. Ebay doesn't have one-click ordering that I'm aware of.
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by attack 18y ago
You are wrong. This may be the case if it is directly from a bank account, but not from a credit card. Regardless, the way that the Apple store tricked his muscle memory by not having a confirmation page borders on fraudulent. If they would
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by attack 18y ago
Yes, football from what I've seen, is far worse than any other common sport. Even rugby is much safer.
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by attack 18y ago
undead, I think you should better blog about the reason of success of those start up, that would be better !
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by attack 18y ago
Answer: http://www.nytimes.com/2008/05/05/health/research/05fat.html... > Losing or gaining weight affects only the amount of fat stored in the cells, not the number of cells. BUT > Every year [..] 10 percent of your fat cells die
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by attack 18y ago
He's probably thinking of human muscle cells.
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by attack 18y ago
The point of top-k rankings is to put items in the proper order. As far as the crowds are concerned, this is no failure. Sorry your favorite movie lost its spot.
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by attack 18y ago
Looks good, and has a nice feel. http://www.cuil.com/search?q=python%20generators&sl=long But not so good here, http://www.cuil.com/search?q=python%20generator%20examples&#...
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by attack 18y ago
They actually did explicitly say that this measurement ignores URL's which are non-unique enough or of insignificant worth as best that they could determine. But ah well, I guess it's just for fun.
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by attack 18y ago
undead, You shouldn't try to learn a language with an application framework. I also recommend you don't try to learn Python with a web app. The web is a crazy hodge-podge of standards and a web-app is complicated by how many different probl
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by attack 18y ago
Memory corruption.
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by attack 18y ago
I disabled my account years ago and then my school disabled my email so I can't re-enable it. Just as well though, I don't really want to go back. It's kind of like how when you start programming video games you don't play them as much anym
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by attack 18y ago
Their research was rather thrilling at the time.
45.
by attack 18y ago
Screenshots, anyone?
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by attack 18y ago
Interesting idea. I always just wrote a python script to do the translating and transfer.
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by attack 18y ago
Switched to caffeine pills here. 1. Easier to keep intake from growing out of control. 2. Easier to keep caffeine levels steady since the pills take less time and effort than making more coffee and the dosage is very consistent. No unexpect
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by attack 18y ago
> I’d prefer the minimalist look of a pair of Stan Smiths Those are very ugly shoes.
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by attack 18y ago
Egold was NOT about the gold standard, although the article makes it out to be. It may have shifted towards that in the very end due to the tightening regulations that forced them to abandon their initial purposes, but gold really had littl
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by attack 18y ago
The success of their marketing or of actually getting people hooked up? If they were so successful then they'd lose all of their customers because they would no longer need the site... > I’m not saying its ever going to be 100% accurat
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by attack 18y ago
It streams it? That's very useful.
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by attack 18y ago
I suppose it depends on the ever changing reputations of the individual sites.
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by attack 18y ago
JS support is required for the flash auto-play on IE due to some rediculous patent dispute.
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by attack 18y ago
The idea that each person has a unique set of traits that will only allow "deep compatibility" with another person who has another unique set of traits is a theory that seems to be only believed by people who don't have a lot of experience
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by attack 18y ago
This should give everyone a boost in coming up with good products. Thanks guys.
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by attack 18y ago
Marketability. Choose the one for which you either: know particular people that will be very interested in it and will definitely use it, or have a very good strategy for getting lots of people to use it.
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by attack 18y ago
I'll bet you my foot that it wasn't someone who used godaddy...
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by attack 18y ago
Me too, permanently. What techcrunch doesn't make clear is that this wasn't just some inter-registrar communication problem. Godaddy itself was selling the same domain names over and over and over for hours!
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by attack 18y ago
Those techniques work to protect against bots and similar, but do little to help in the case of a real person.
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by attack 18y ago
If that could be achieved then, yes you would be quite correct. However, it is very hard to completely cut people off on the Internet. Furthermore, they can start disparaging you through other mediums (eg blogs) and influence people they st

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