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by 3327 13y ago
true Patriots...
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by 3327 13y ago
Agree perhaps, from a psychological standpoint I say stealth all the time because I am plain sick and tired of telling every person whom inevitably asks the question, "so whats your startup working on". I'd rather think of th
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by 3327 13y ago
Almost a year mostly interested in actual hack threads and python threads. and pro keeping HN, HN, despise reddit style posts as there is a place for that and its called Reddit !
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by 3327 13y ago
This is the most misleading headline I have seen.
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by 3327 13y ago
I believe this is what you find under the definition of "selling out" in a dictionary.
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by 3327 13y ago
Lies, lies and lies... The sad thing is everything they have already done CAN be and could have been done by respecting laws. Its just easier to break them when you are nearly untouchable.
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by 3327 13y ago
yes but this is purely mechanical
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by 3327 13y ago
1) how about carbon fiber as material? 2) what about internal friction during acceleration?
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by 3327 13y ago
I think your comment is a correct assessment. Adults do learn this but in addition to learning to hold back your thoughts maturity brings many changes in view and ideology, and I suspect that as many of us might have, Zuck's ideas and
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by 3327 13y ago
Not that I am pro him or not but if everyone was held accountable for the dumb stuff they said in their early 20's everyone would have a sick of shit hanging around their necks.
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by 3327 13y ago
Its the same in any prop shop on the street. I worked my whole life in one - nothing is different. These are all pretty much standard...
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by 3327 13y ago
Well, good for him its his private life he can do whatever he wants.
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Fast inverse square root from Quake 3 source(en.wikipedia.org)
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by 3327 13y ago
Senate Panel vote is meaningless - basically a small group voted unanimously with respect to the panel they formed. Nothing more than scare tactics. The important point is: IF, Russia hands him over its a huge blow to Russian reputation, an
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by 3327 13y ago
domestic spying NO Foreign spying and intel gathering YES
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by 3327 13y ago
How do you know they would be the second most awful people to have them ? You are led to believe they are awful and if they have them they will use. What if they are not? What fact do you have? I have no agenda I am nor pro Iran nor against
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by 3327 13y ago
I agree let them be countries are sovereign and if nukes are the problem why not international proliferation ? Although a simple comparison the jist of it is no different than being in a standoff: 2 people pointing guns at each other and on
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by 3327 13y ago
I am reading 'failure is not an option' if you haven't already read it (something tells me you have) highly recommended. Its sad how the steam of space exploration and development got dispersed after Apollo. If it had continu
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by 3327 13y ago
This is absolutely amazing... The minimum amount of computation power, memory involved is just staggering. Isn't it actually more advanced today to a degree, in terms of getting the job done? How many lines of code would a moon landing
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by 3327 13y ago
65k years and counting, lets see if our "modern" and "advanced" civilization makes it that far. Mark the start to where ever you feel like doesn't matter. Imperial or Feudal Europe, Rome? Bronze Age? Who knows and d
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by 3327 13y ago
Ehm, Isn't their violent reaction a clear representation of their choice? Individuals might want to get out and wonder as you say, but some makes a choice for them - their leaders. For one reason or another good or bad. Just like peopl
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by 3327 13y ago
I think the high tech his article is talking about is a few orders of magnitude greater than the imagination and thoughts of the comments mentioned so far. Think of technology that assemble from dust, factory probes that can detect elements
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by 3327 13y ago
wow what a beauty !
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by 3327 13y ago
You are absolutely right. I am no expert in IP or government affairs but I would imagine that stakes in the project become an issue and even though a fully working "final" product say version 1.0 for production might be ready, the
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by 3327 13y ago
The Brits are good engineers, and, compared to American juggernaut companies, specially in the defense and aerospace area, they manage to make innovation with very little. The US military spent millions all through the 1960's upto the
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by 3327 13y ago
As malicious as this may be it is pure genius. It should include a message as such: Elk Cloner: The program with a personality It will get on all your disks It will infiltrate your chips Yes, it's Cloner! It will stick to you like glue
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by 3327 13y ago
This is nothing more than speculative emails.
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by 3327 13y ago
Hey easy on the hot keywords we are all gonna get flagged by the thought police.
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by 3327 13y ago
Great points and clear explanation. We (I) are not against the NSA spying as some people think. Thats their job and we need it because everyone spies. Espionage is a way of life for every country. 1. The constitution cannot be violated 2. A
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by 3327 13y ago
> As long as the US has enemies within it's own borders, tying the hands of people who can help us is going to be a pretty bad idea. A constant state of fear, always at war, our enemies are about to attack us. Isn't this what N

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