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by gregory80 14y ago
I'm not sure I follow your argument. JS is bad b/c it's client side? Doesnt that paint all fat clients and every piece of software before the "web" in the same light?
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by gregory80 14y ago
well said.
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Ask HN: Ever been asked to sign an NDA, before an interview?
2 points by gregory80 14y ago|3 comments
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by gregory80 15y ago
Dont forget document.write, or the blocking behavior of script tags themselves.
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by gregory80 15y ago
Who is pushing this cross platform datastorage solution you speak of?
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by gregory80 15y ago
[I am not a lawyer, you should always consult a trained legal professional when working with legal matters.] Don't let corporations bully you. Find lawyers who are willing to work on the case and pursue it. I would hope money isn't your onl
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Your phone will soon recognize things it sees(news.cnet.com)
1 points by gregory80 15y ago|0 comments
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by gregory80 15y ago
I have read it and linked to it because it is actually happening. You suggested its a 'no-no', which is definitely not the case. I think you may believe I want the patient to carry the phone, but I am suggesting the nurse. My father worked
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by gregory80 15y ago
Why would nurses, who have been given the phones in the first place (and do the billing) not be able to run 24/7 GPS on their own phones? Also, it wouldn't even have to be 24/7, if they work from 9-5 then its only during those hours. Also,
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by gregory80 15y ago
this appears to be far more anecdotal evidence than research. I was thinking a published study, not simply consumers noticing price differences on checkout, haphazard sampling to say the very least..
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by gregory80 15y ago
So it's a digital timecard system where the patient is required to keep a special ID? Certainly sees neat, but why not just base the whole app off GPS data and skip the cards for 'billing' completely?
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by gregory80 15y ago
I've heard about their UX A/B testing around showing cart flow and checkout, but actual pricing? Can you link to research?
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by gregory80 15y ago
I'm a fan of http://preloaders.net/
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by gregory80 15y ago
> "can't be cracked" Not sure about that. Certainly tough, but crackable. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/448963/has-recaptcha-been... http://www.allspammedup.com/2011/01/google-recaptcha-cracked...
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by gregory80 15y ago
Wasn't this announced in October of 2010? http://www.cultofmac.com/steve-jobs-explains-was-java-was-de... "Java runtime at the same level, and it may even be removed from future versions of Mac OS X."
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by gregory80 15y ago
that's unreal. Min 29 on seems to be where the direct discussion of "rule" breaking begins. Rule breaking by Swartz being getting the JSTOR files from students and placing them online.
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by gregory80 15y ago
Demand progress makes it sound like MIT asked the gov't not to pursue the case. But the gov't went forward anyway http://demandprogress.org/aaron
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by gregory80 15y ago
this thread as well http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2782059
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by gregory80 15y ago
Wow, that's very weird. What school did he speak at, did anyone record it?
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by gregory80 15y ago
A statement from demand progress, which Swartz is the former exec director of: http://demandprogress.org/aaron
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by gregory80 15y ago
Summary: Police live tweet search warrant raid for man. Don't find the man, find some empty bags that appear to have weed in them. Yeah, real score for the police of the world everywhere. Demonstrates just how silly modern police enforcemen
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NewT.js - pure JS templating engine(newtjs.org)
10 points by gregory80 15y ago|4 comments
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by gregory80 15y ago
Second! Customers do not want insecurity. That's like saying people want bank vaults with glass walls. It's ridiculous on its face.
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How to undo Twitter.com JS t.co clipboard hijack(gregorytomlinson.com)
2 points by gregory80 15y ago|0 comments
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by gregory80 15y ago
"The IT job sector has been under increasing pressure. A couple of decades ago it was easy to imagine IT as a job for life, but outsourcing, offshoring and the dot-bomb brought wave upon wave of uncertainty to IT professionals. The past cou
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by gregory80 15y ago
Perhaps I am missing the point, but isn't this just the 21st century version the School of the Americas and the CIAs radio broadcasts / clandestine media efforts? I certainly don't oppose freedom, but willfully causing destabilization in fo
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What Happened to SearchYC.com?
3 points by gregory80 15y ago|1 comments
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by gregory80 15y ago
> He was even outed by one of his own as an investor and didn't do anything to stop it. Journalists who are using full disclosure, shouldn't need to be outed. They are supposed to be upfront about such things. Outing suggests he was not
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by gregory80 15y ago
agreed, not sure why this is comment is getting down voted. Journalists need to disclose such facts. Conflicts of interest are real. For that matter conflicts of interest aren't limited solely to journalism to begin with. After all, Eric Sc
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Federal Lawsuit Filed Over Apple's Location Tracking in iOS(macrumors.com)
2 points by gregory80 15y ago|0 comments

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