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Is this just Amiato? Did they acquire them?

Edit: Yep, looks like it. Congrats to the Amiato team.

Curious to know how you found out, and why you don't bring it up with your manager.

This is why Spolksy has his tiered plans where everyone gets paid the same (hiring someone at a higher payrate means raising everyones pay)

http://www.inc.com/magazine/20090401/how-hard-could-it-be-em...

It's hard to find a universally recognized small town of that size. Could you name one?

Why do you think grubwithus failed?

I'd be curious to see the specific numbers on that spreadsheet as well. Where is the data sourced from? Is it one engineer that conducted multiple interviews or do they pertain to statistical averages.

It's 10^11 frames per second actually -- light travels 3 millimeters between each frame.

"He said a lot of the drivers pocket the cash for themselves which is why they demand cash."

Uh. No. Where else would the money go? Cabbies pay everything upfront. They keep all earnings.

The problem here is that both cabbies and customers are in a bad deal. The bulk of the profits go to taxi medallion holders which are typically investors.

Looking at a (failed) login flow, it looks like they are using Oracle SSO

    Markers:  
    * Cookie named site2pstoretoken
    * Http header: Oracle-Application-Server-10g/10.1.2.3.0 Oracle-HTTP-Server
    * Layouts are still done via <tables>

Does this mean you won't have traditional memory available at all (outside of L1-3 cache)? Or is it able to mix and match between real DDR3 memory and SSD?

Tim Cook is a Nike board member.

I still don't understand how the iphone6 can run existing apps while having the same dpi as the iphone5 but with a larger screen.

Can someone with access to the original paper kindly lookup specifically how long each fast lasted and how often?

The article is a bit vague: periods of no food for two to four days at a time over the course of six months

There's no hocus pocus in Intermittent Fasting. Eating less === less calories ingested.

The difference that keeps IF sustainable long term is the freedom to eat, and on fasting days there's the hope for tomorrow.

There are lots of health benefits to IF as well: Dietary restriction has been shown to have several health benefits including increased insulin sensitivity, stress resistance, reduced morbidity, and increased life span

http://www.pnas.org/content/100/10/6216.full.pdf

I must say that I've been the 5-2 diet (intermittent fasting) for nearly two years and It has worked for me.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/5:2_diet

Of course you can. Executing this type of attack would be more technically complex then executing a plain old murder, with say a simple gun.

I always thought that Netflix served everything from AWS. How can they they have their own AS number and peering locations?

In BC? Yes it is.

The knee jerk reaction to secure boot-anything from the technical community has been generally "No!", "It's a trap" etc.

Note that they did periodic backups, which would have scrubbed the same sectors as a full resync, so that's not the case.

I see lots of comments bashing Google, ads are evil, all that. But honestly how many people search for "italian food" on the web expecting global results to be relevant locally? Google is providing exactly what people are looking for when they google for Italian.

Just curious what do you consider 'stupid amount of money'?

Can we continue on to the man actually pulling the strings on this case: https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/petition/fire-assistant-us-...

This is the right direction for Oracle. Kudos to Larry for doing a Jobs-esque 180.

Intro to Python for mere humans.

I can't provide source right now, but Microsoft pretty much said the same thing when they updated handwriting recognition for Windows Tablet PC Edition.

In the past they'd go through a procedure where they would learn how you write.

But later on, they decided it was most effective for you to learn to write in a way that the handwriting recognition software would understand.

His employer doesn't matter. It doesn't add anything productive to the discussion. If one of Bing's developers had laughed off articles about Microsoft's architecture as "look at the adorable little journalists running around throwing big words around", I would not expect it to rise to top comment.

Oracle. In addition they make their own Storage, Servers, virtualization, OS, Compilers, Database, Middleware and Applications.

- Storage: Storagetek

- Virtualization: LDOM, Xen (OracleVM), VirtualBox

- OS: Solaris, EOL Linux, and also Jrockit (Java running on top of Xen)

- Compilers: Java, Pl/SQL (Compiles to ADA bytecode), C

- Database: Oracle, MySQL, BerkeleyDB

- Middleware: SOA Suite

- Applications: Fusion Apps (EBS, PeopleSoft JDEdwards)

In Addition, Oracle has their own Appliances: Exalogix, Exadata, etc.

This is cool but if you could, please add prepaid? Specifically add the following?

- 4th column for StraighTalk as one of the carriers

- 5th column for Tmobile as one of the carriers)

- Cost to buy iphone (199 normally, but full price prepaid)

- Cost over the entire life of the plan

See:

- Tmobile: http://9to5mac.com/2012/09/10/t-mobile-unveils-its-big-plans...

- StraighTalk: http://9to5mac.com/2012/07/30/review-the-iphone-on-straight-...

Note: Since StraightTalk resells AT&T using their own antennas, the available service would be same. Correct?

That just redirects me to a mobile signup page

The image went from 0.121 GP to 1.12 GP, It was not down-sampled, it's the oposite. Maybe to meet Gigapan's minimum 1GP?