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Seriously a downvote? Why not explain why it's wrong?

Along this line of thinking I was wondering how much energy it would take to reach the height of one of the lagrangian points? And once we get there would it be possible to stay there and resist the pull of earth?

If so that would be cheap space access right there.

I wonder if the fingerprint will ever be used to prove that you were at the location your phone recorded you at?

Are you sure you can brute force the PIN? I thought the iPhone will enforce a waiting period after too many bad entries.

Do the bronze plans qualify as "high deductible" plans and let customers use a health savings account?

Python also has excellent Excel libraries for reading and writing Excel documents natively. http://www.python-excel.org/

Is rentacoder still around? I had good experiences there.

Thanks for clarifying. I'm still a bit confused and since I've thought of doing this same thing at a potential startup I'd love to know the details.

So you searched for lake listings on other sites, contacted the lister and offered to add them into your system? What kind of response rate did you get for that? I'd imagine you wouldn't hear back from most of them?

How about adding them by default and then contacting them and saying "I've add your listing to our site so you can have an idea of how it works. If you choose not to join, let me know and I'll delete it."

Ouch, no need for a downvote. I'm just curious if that's a useful way to get customers, or do they get offended?

Is he saying for the rentals that they entered rental properties onto their site without the lister's permission, and then contacted the lister to offer a paid version?

If h2o is heavier than other components of air like o2 and nitrogen why can't we just run air through a giant centrifuge to get the water out?

You could do some basic stuff like motion sensing floodlights, and leaving a light or two on at night inside the house (on a timer).

I've always been curious if one of these fake tv things would be any good.

http://www.faketv.com/

Thanks! What's wrong with flax seed though? Don't you get a lot of omega 3's from that in addition to the fiber?

Can you post your recipe?

Would you mind providing some examples? I can't really picture what you're talking about?

I've always found it interesting that most people have really strong opinions on complex political questions to begin with.

For example, as a programmer, how do I know what the correct immigration level should be? How should I know if we should intervene in Syria?

Even if I follow the news, a few articles and news clips really aren't going to give me enough information to make an educated decision.

Does medium use a proof reader? They confused "is" and "are" a couple of times in that article.

Why isn't there a way to track without toxic chemicals?

That's exactly why I'm relectuant to short stocks by the way. Even when a company is slowly dying the share price won't necessarily fall?

Dumb question here. Instead of keeping all these migration files why can the migration just compare the models to the database directly and make he appropriate changes?

But what about the albicuierre drive? (sp)

All of you guys are imagining some sort of 6 month junky contract to hire situation. All I'm talking about is a 3-10 day contract like the article mentions.

An unemployed candidate can do a contract like that while evaluating other jobs and possibly waiting for other offers to come in.

An employed candidate can do the work in off-hours.

So if we ever invent artificial gravity that we can turn on and off with a switch all that stuff he said breaks down? And we get some really strange behavior?

I don't think many candidates are interested in "immediate" hiring. Most people I know need to take extra time to wait for other offers to come in.

It also gives the candidate a way to see what kind of problems he'd be working with, and the quality of the code-base, working conditions, etc.

I think it's a win-win.

If only there were some way an employee could learn about btree's after taking a job...

That's pretty cool. How does it taste? How long does it last after prepared? Have you considered olive oil?

Is a protien shake for breakfast really that bad? I have not been able to find a breakfast food that's quick, tastes ok, and isn't high in carbs.

But the model X doesn't sound like it will be any cheaper than the model S right?

Thanks! I guess you could still use it to compare between say minivans?

I've always found the star safety ratings confusing especially when I've noticed compact cars getting the same stars as large cars.

I'd like to just see each model ranked by number of fatalities per mile driven. Wouldn't that make a lot more sense?

Is such a statistic available anywhere?