7ero

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Chinese Tokamak reaches over 100M degrees(english.hf.cas.cn)
411 points by 7ero 8y ago|232 comments
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by 7ero 8y ago
One of my gripes with iOS is the ability to select a default maps app. It bothers me that when I try to share my location through iMessage, it forces me to view the information by opening apple maps and you cannot copy and paste the locatio
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by 7ero 8y ago
Venezuelans mining bitcoin isn't a good way to solve their inflation issues, because bitcoin has lost its value much faster than the the Venezuelan Bolivar has lost value, at least the bolivar is significantly less volatile than bitcoi
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NIST Dictionary of Algorithms and Data Structures(xlinux.nist.gov)
4 points by 7ero 8y ago|0 comments
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Sociologists Examine Hackathons and See Exploitation(wired.com)
16 points by 7ero 8y ago|2 comments
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In blockchain we trust(technologyreview.com)
1 points by 7ero 8y ago|0 comments
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Billiard ball computer(jameslin.name)
1 points by 7ero 8y ago|0 comments
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Steve Jobs' 2005 Commencement Address(youtube.com)
1 points by 7ero 8y ago|0 comments
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Shooting at YouTube HQ(theverge.com)
9 points by 7ero 9y ago|0 comments
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by 7ero 9y ago
I think Conway's law is something important to note in this context, where there are benefits to running centralized businesses over decentralized (ie communication). Decentralized communication between people is a problem itself, name
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Video Looks Most Natural Horizontally, but We Hold Our Phones Vertically(scientificamerican.com)
1 points by 7ero 9y ago|0 comments
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by 7ero 9y ago
The whole regulatory framework behind cryptocurrency is a mess. IRS classifies cryptocurrencies as a property, while SEC classifies some as a security. Which only makes it harder to regulate. Problems like these need to be solve in order to
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by 7ero 9y ago
Placebo LSD? How would that work?
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by 7ero 9y ago
Most likely, it will. But since it's decentralized, it would be hard to enforce copyright.
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by 7ero 9y ago
This isn't me. But there is Paul Erdős, who made great contributions to mathematics. He was known to use amphetamines regularly. He even made a bet with one of his colleagues on his amphetamine use, betting that he could give up amphet
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by 7ero 9y ago
I'm a bit confused by the process of entangling photons emitted by two distinct qubits, wouldn't entangling those photons affect the state of the two original distinct qubits? Or is that simply how entanglement works?
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by 7ero 9y ago
Sure, if we accept the idea that traffic congestion increases, but I don't think that it will be the biggest problem because with current forms of congestion it becomes frustrating because you have to pay attention to the road and oper
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by 7ero 9y ago
At this point, I think this is a move to slow Uber's entry into the market, there is probably irrevocable damage because I would imagine it's hard to prevent their IP from being used. I wonder how things would have played out if O
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by 7ero 10y ago
Project: Building a custom email service allowing users to send emails from their own domains, looking into eventually reinventing the modern modern email UI. I wanted to originally create my own private email server, but realize I had the
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by 7ero 10y ago
https://twee-shirt.me Print tweets on t-shirts, got bored, built this. Haven't put much marketing into it, but I'm sure someone who does could make some money.
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by 7ero 10y ago
https://quantummail.io/ At first I wanted to experiment with building a private email server but then thought I might as well build it for others to use, it doesn't really work in decentralizing much, but I thought it
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by 7ero 10y ago
While we're on the subject of realistic company valuations, what do you think of FB?
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Ask HN: What technologies are you guys excited about?
17 points by 7ero 10y ago|26 comments
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by 7ero 10y ago
Google copies API from Oracle, yet I still have to come up with my own solutions to get a job at Google? Fuckin' Google.