briguy

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by briguy 13y ago
I actually think the opposite. I would imagine that a driving rain will come in under the wings and into the top of the large cabin. Conventional doors are not perfect and the inside of the doors get wet, however these wings appear to all
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by briguy 13y ago
If Yes, What software are you using....I mostly use Rhino 3D.
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by briguy 14y ago
He is walking a tightrope. And protecting the privacy of those that are not deemed culpable in some way is understandable. However to be consistent with his previous acceptance of MIT holding some responsibility, he probably should: (1)
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by briguy 14y ago
I think this is a great idea, however I think you can make less ambiguous if you don't say "will not share". I think you are better saying...."will not transmit any information to our server". A lot of services don't intend to "share" th
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by briguy 14y ago
I have seen many Java based Process Modelers Fail to live up the the promise of allowing "business users" the ability to create workflows without writing any code. It appears however that Mendix may have figured out how to make it work.
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by briguy 14y ago
My personal take on this is that it helps to show/teach kids what the expected results are and then praise them for their hard work in trying to reach that goal. For instance, I think it is healthy to go outside and play basketball and sa
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by briguy 14y ago
I agree with these things in general and being a father, I try to keep up on these "outlier" type conversations on parenting. However, being a father of two young children I am also starting to realize that people are programmed a certain
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by briguy 14y ago
I have extensive experience with both CNC milling and 3D printing. I feel that 3D printing is disrupting Product Design/Development vs. actual Manufacturing. Anyone with an idea can now make functional prototypes and proofs of concepts wi
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by briguy 14y ago
For the present time, 3D Printing is NOT revolutionizing the actual production of end products. However the decreased pricing and increased availability (3D printing has been available for a very long time at a high cost) of 3D Printing mac
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by briguy 14y ago
On some level, Dropbox is a hardware company [1]. I think that once you have installed software at a clients location, you are in a different realm than simply being a cloud/software/service provider. The customer has full ownership of the
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by briguy 14y ago
DDD is in a great position in a exploding market. They spend a lot of money on R&D...they could acquire this company in a heartbeat as they did Z-Corp and Huntsman in the past. Innovative companies like this help the overall Rapid Pr
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by briguy 14y ago
(1) No, I am saying that one of the lowest hanging fruits to drive down the cost of Healthcare is ubiquitous/simple two way electronic communication between providers/payers/patients. Today's technology is more than capable of solving this
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by briguy 14y ago
API's and services like this are Key in making it so that more people will be able to afford medical care. Solving the current cluster F * of paperwork and time involved in establishing eligibility is one of the lowest hanging fruits in c
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by briguy 14y ago
This is very cool and has a lot of potential, however a few comments. I have done a lot of hand routing and also have a 3-Axis CNC Router. Both hand routing and CNC each have their own Setup Costs. (1) I can see this device being very usefu
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by briguy 15y ago
I think that what differentiates Jobs from those other engineers mentioned in the article is that the skills that a Steve Jobs brings to the table would more llikely have been an asset to any type of product in any era. I am not an iPhon
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by briguy 15y ago
Not to mention what would happen if you were hit a pothole and catch an edge.
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by briguy 15y ago
While I agree that iTunes sucks (at least in comparison to other Apple products), apparently Steve rarely pulled any punches , so this is not out of character. From most of the book quotes that I read, he appears to have said most if not
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by briguy 15y ago
I am sure there are a thousand reasons that these ideas would not be feasible, however I have been thinking of two other approaches towards software and business process patent reform. (1) would be to shorten the time that a patent is valid
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by briguy 15y ago
Based on my personal experience as a user of the site, feels like could be staples.com (I used to hate that form, and now it is gone, so I buy more often)....also the revenues match up to Staples of 25B.
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by briguy 15y ago
While this blog post is well written and has a good point, I have seen several interviews with him and for some reason, every time the reporter quizzes him on the effects his new Diet/Fitness have had on his tennis, he is very quick to chan
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by briguy 15y ago
Perhaps a happy medium (between security and practicality) would be to have the option to only apply two-factor lock-down to "admin" type functions(i.e. to change cell phone, change secondary email, etc). This would allow a hacker to perh
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by briguy 16y ago
SaveMyLife, relating to the Psychotherapy, have you ever be diagnosed as having OCD or an Anxiety Disorder. These are much different than depression. I am in no way minimizing your physical issues (and the positive Lymes test seems alarmn
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by briguy 16y ago
I agree, IVE talks about spending a lot of time designing "fixtures" to hold parts during the various CNC operations. That is completely analogous to spending time creating macros, scripts, development tools, etc. Essentially creating too
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by briguy 17y ago
Before making such a drastic change, perhaps you can test your concept (increasing viewer-ship by decreasing the alloted time to view a show) by implementing a TV/Cable model. Have a Regular time period that you air a new show (perhaps for
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by briguy 17y ago
Atychiphobia
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Ariba Goes Open Source With AribaWeb RIA Framework(informationweek.com)
1 points by briguy 18y ago|0 comments
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by briguy 18y ago
http://www.spoke.com/info/psQAka/CarolineCraig edited: perhaps this is Caroline Craig Associate Editor Infoworld Media Group, Inc. 155 Bovet Road Suite 800 San Mateo, CA 94402-3115