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What ever happened to the seemingly amazing MS Research system that was demoed in 2012?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nu-nlQqFCKg

Adria Richards is an evil cunt.

SendGrid is a shit company that I would never want to work for.

Same with my wife. Told her about blood diamonds, and how the price is artificially inflated. She agreed. Still got the diamond ring.

DB in RAM still requires to write to disk, which is often the bottleneck, not the reads.

32GB of RAM is $220 on Newegg.

Why would you call it a HTML5 library?

This is a canvas JS library.

> In many countries simply accessing a public server without consent is illegal

1) Set up a public server

2) Wait for google bot to show up

3) Press charges against google

4) Sue in civil court

5) Profit.

A) What did you give up for $650K?

B) $650K seems such a low amount of money, it's barely enough to hire 2-3 senior level developers for a year, and rent an office space. I have no idea how you guys launch startups with such small amounts of money.

Absolutely horrible design.

No, it's not just him. Yoda conditions are hard to read, because they don't follow the natural language. You don't say "If 5 dollars is more than what I have...", instead you say "If I have less than 5 dollars ...".

Why? They are stealing OP's copyrighted works and posting them on their website.

Fossils just got a lot more interesting.

Chrome on Windows 7 here, renders most of them as boxes.

I don't understand why 0.7 gets the preference though, considering that it's the version with the DB bug in it.

390 over three years.

Again, why are you only talking about children deaths, one group that's not even supposed to have access to guns? That's cherry picking.

A lot more people die from gunshots than people drown, even if you count all drownings, not just pool-related (in the US, of course).

You cherry-picked one child-dangerous item in the house. Yay for "logic".

You are not making any sense.

So you are, literally, arguing for security by obscurity. "Oh, my captcha is unique, therefore nobody will bother".

There are easier to implement unique captchas, than chess.

I used to write Pascal a decade ago. Does it still have endless begin-end statements?

> I don't understand how Matthew can write a comparative review of encrypted chat clients and include one for which he has no technical information, not even a binary

Well that's the point. If there's no source, don't trust that crypto app.

I was talking about the feed, not the closeup gallery view.

There are tons of things that would kill HIV - strong acid, fire, lasers, but it doesn't mean it's good for the rest of the body.

Either. They can be roughly converted between eachother.

That's just the browser zoom. It doesn't increase the quality of the photos.

I just tried it. Mouse wheel just scrolls the page up and down.

This is ridiculous. Currently FB limits your feed photos to 400px (horizontal and vertical).

It looks like they are increasing it to 550px.

This, literally, makes no sense. Current monitors can easily support 1000px horizontal, and, as a photographer, I wouldn't consider that quality.

Both FB and G+ suck as photo galleries. I want to see large beautiful photos, not 550px thumbnails.

Please please please add an optional field for salary (hourly or yearly), and let me filter by jobs that specify salaries. Emailing dozens of jobs just to find out they pay $15/hr is a huge waste of time.

It took you 6 months to develop it?

Why don't you post a D4 video at ISO 204,800, so we can all laugh at it.

ABS pellets are $1000-2000 per ton ($0.45 - $0.91 per lb).

I'm surprised nobody is selling cheap spools in the $5/lb range.

EDIT:

Acutally, they do.

http://www.alibaba.com/product-gs/542698056/Best_Quality_ABS...