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Seriously?

I agree. Generally with smart basketball players, there TO's go down as they get familiar with the pace and level of play. A comment struck me the other day by an announcer, Lin has never played against 7 footers before. Whether that's true or not, he may have seen a few while at Harvard, but to consistently play against these behemoths has got to be a new feeling. Regardless of skill, it'll still take time to get use to the size and style of the NBA.

What I love about Lin is he is a smart player and a smart person. It's not a surprise to him that he's turned the ball over. Guess what he'll be working on in the future.

Please indulge my ignorance... Maybe a chemist or someone better versed can answer; are we close, or is it plausible to construct a star trek like replicator to rearrange atoms to form new substances such as water?

I think this pertinent and will make it even easier to make the call

http://engineadvocacy.com/voice/

I didn't pledge but just donated. I'm curious to learn how much in donations they got from this. Anyone know if numbers have been released?

Excuse my ignorance, but isn't this quite similar to how banks work? I was under the assumption that banks don't have enough cash on hand to pay out all clients if everyone decided to withdraw.

Building a service that is dependent on another service is always a risk, but this is a very nice and simple app that a lot of the "social media" sides of companies could utilize. It's a great idea to make some extra revenue and I think has a nice market. Well done.

I'm pretty sure that's how Yahoo! Answers works as well, no?

Would be cool to have an example of this running on websockets and get rid of the request/response latency that most autocompletes have. Keep the socket open when the text field is focused and you should be able to cut down the response time even further without that overhead.

Even atheism isn't a religion, I'd like to see what the distribution is for individuals that would classify themselves as atheists. I see there's an unaffiliated category. According to the site;

This group (unaffiliated) includes atheists, agnostics and people who describe their religion as “nothing in particular.” This latter group can be further divided into “secular unaffiliated” and “religious unaffiliated.”

run 'bundle update rails' instead of 'bundle update'. If you're like me, you'd like to only update the rails gem.

EDIT: If you run bundle update with no parameters, bundler will ignore any previously installed gems and resolve all dependencies again based on the latest versions of all gems available in the sources.

Cached: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?sclient=psy&...

I'm actually quite curious about your amazon affiliate model, and what your upkeep cost vs income is?

Looks like a great site and will be perusing as I finish my current reading material. Any thought in a book recommendation engine or looking into amazon's api for similar items/books to integrate?

Isn't there a google app to take a picture of certain items/places and it's supposed to be able to identify? That could definitely come in handy if there's an API for that.

The problem is it's hard to "check-in" for a beer you're drinking. FourSquare is a bit easier because you don't really need to type anything out, it's location based. Not only that, but the more beer you drink the harder it will be to successfully "check-in"

I've tried it as well. Signed up for the same $100 special. I would really like to see integration in to my primary doctor and medical record holder so as new information comes out on drugs and therapy, I can benefit from them knowing what I could respond best to.

It's far off in my opinion, and the site doesn't offer me much of a value add, but I signed up to reap benefits of future findings as well as hopefully integration into Google Health or equivalent.

Thanks for both responses. I do like the having a couple options to offer. I appreciate the input guys

At least in chrome the backspace key performs a browser back. Should try to overload the key with keydown event.

Would also be cool to have a history of ran commands or tab-completion functionality =)