gramsey

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FDA ramps up warnings about kratom, calling unregulated herb an 'opioid'(washingtonpost.com)
1 points by gramsey 9y ago|0 comments
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by gramsey 12y ago
Bullshit. Luck is luck. No one can predict the future, and not everyone gets the same opportunities as everyone else.
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by gramsey 12y ago
Right, of course they have the right to prevent me from connecting to their network. But as I understand the FCC advisory, they do not have the right to stop me from using my own personal cellular hotspot, for example.
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by gramsey 12y ago
I want to know the answer to this question as well; my university purposefully blocks non-authorized networks.
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by gramsey 12y ago
This is an awesome idea, and looks like it is very well executed. I have two suggestions: - Add some sparse html tags (i.e. a basic doctype/body), which can help with search engine parsing. - You'll notice that for a few milliseco
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by gramsey 12y ago
If they offer a video/audio streaming service, what happens if I upload an mp4 of a copyrighted movie, even if I own it? Do they check files to see if they are copyrighted? If they do, will files be deleted automatically or will notice
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by gramsey 12y ago
What school?
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by gramsey 12y ago
And I just got this email: Thank you for applying to intern at a YC company. Unfortunately we weren't able to find a position for you this time. Since it's our first time matching interns with YC companies, we're beta testing
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by gramsey 13y ago
I will also heartily voice my love of this service. It has totally changed the way I view movies and TV shows. I'm a technically-inclined person, but I really don't want to spend hours fiddling with torrents. The instant torrent c
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by gramsey 13y ago
Had the same issue. I had to boot to DFU, and only then was I able to hit "Restore" in iTunes to download iOS 7.0.2 (non-beta).
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by gramsey 13y ago
> PHP > Pick a template engine at least. There's a great one for PHP, it's called PHP. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3821125
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by gramsey 13y ago
I know exactly what you mean- I use this free app called 30/30 on my iPhone ( https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/30-30/id505863977?mt=8 ), and it works great for a productivity cycle, e.g. rotating between focusing and doing something relaxing
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by gramsey 13y ago
Oh please. Spare us the jealousy insinuations, and stop perpetuating the myth that if entrepreneurs are actually worth anything and work hard, it is guaranteed that they will swiftly become inundated with success. Sometimes there are no "le
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Obama to Seek Closing Amid Hunger Strike at Guantánamo(nytimes.com)
11 points by gramsey 13y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Any Summer 2013 Internships?
5 points by gramsey 14y ago|2 comments
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by gramsey 14y ago
What kind of point are you trying to make? > And yet people from around the world fly here every day to have critical surgeries performed by the world's top doctors in state of the art facilities. People fly to many first-world countrie
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A Financial Service for People Fed Up With Banks(nytimes.com)
40 points by gramsey 14y ago|53 comments
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by gramsey 14y ago
Hey, I'm an RPI student too. I think fundamentally your feelings of "fake achievement" come down to the fact that job offers, internships, fame, etc don't spawn from going to MIT or any other university: it's what you create that matters. C
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by gramsey 14y ago
It hasn't, change the resulting language to English and you'll see the issue is still occuring.
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by gramsey 14y ago
> You are about unit sales now. You need more and more consumers to want to get the latest Apple device. I get it. I don’t agree with it, but that is where you are now. This author seems personally hurt by the fact that Apple rapidly re
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by gramsey 14y ago
It's been said here before, but I'm fairly sure the only people "disappointed" and "annoyed" at the many sites using Bootstrap are web developers. Of course we notice UI frameworks because it's our job to create websites. However, the vast
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Show HN: Kmote, personalized product & travel recommendations(kmote.com)
1 points by gramsey 14y ago|0 comments
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by gramsey 14y ago
Very clever implementation. One thing I would comment though is, it's rather irritating to have the figure constantly moving left or right. It think it would be better if the figure stopped once hands were released from the keyboard. Not su
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by gramsey 14y ago
I understand how you are experiencing problems like this with your personal television, but the situation is different with the Hobbit. > Why show a mere 24 frames per second when we can magically build, or interpolate, new in-between f
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by gramsey 14y ago
Perhaps the negative reactions are simply because most people aren't accustomed to seeing insanely high resolutions and frame rates in the cinema. When I first got a high-definition plasma TV (which replaced my 20+ year old CRT), I felt the
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by gramsey 14y ago
> "Our communities are wildly different from language to language, so much so that idioms even contradict each other..." > "The way Clojure developers work is very different than the way C developers do..." This couldn't be more tru
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by gramsey 14y ago
I don't have a problem with it. It's a MVP so the people trying it out won't be using IE either.
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by gramsey 14y ago
Secondly, when building a simple fun tool to be used on websites, is a four-image team bio with MIT written in capital letters all over it necessary?
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by gramsey 14y ago
OP, stop spamming. Your account is literally entirely made up of posts pushing "Picozu". Get some original content, otherwise repeatedly submitting the same link is not welcome on this site. http://news.ycombinator.com/submitted?id=sozen
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The Secret World of Submarine Cables(extremetech.com)
1 points by gramsey 14y ago|0 comments

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