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by BRadmin 17y ago
We have a mac-mini in our office hooked up to our tv and we use Apple's wireless keyboard and a generic bluetooth mouse. Everyone in the office with an iPhone also uses Air Mouse, Remote, Boxee apps too, but they're mostly for novelty over
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by BRadmin 17y ago
"The TSA/United States can't get away with the same type of behavior that Israel can get away with. We have to treat everyone the same to avoid the taint of "Profiling"]" The TSA operating procedure manual specifies that ALL citizens of 12
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by BRadmin 17y ago
He changed the example pic, adding: "[Update 2009-12-27: There was some debate whether the second picture was the same model. I have changed the second example.]"
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by BRadmin 17y ago
Among other things I did find it to be "intellectually gratifying" and something I wouldn't have found in the mainstream media.
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by BRadmin 17y ago
Wow that's a nice x-mas, good pickups!
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Facial Recognition on Facebook [video](singularityhub.com)
3 points by BRadmin 17y ago|0 comments
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by BRadmin 17y ago
Do comments follow the same list algorithm as news posts, using time & points? This seems to make sense for news which is contextualized with time, but comments... why not remove the point display on them, but have them still listed b
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by BRadmin 17y ago
I think free-form response might be a bad idea as well. One of the main problems is people being mean-spirited - now we're going to give these same people the option to anonymously write whatever they want to someone, without even the (mod
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by BRadmin 17y ago
Have to give Andrew credit - he's not using kitty gloves on Chandra, asking him the same questions multiple times to nail down responses.
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by BRadmin 17y ago
Especially if they're currently able to mandate monthly testing without making performers full employees.
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by BRadmin 17y ago
Is there a standard for tagging an article's title if it's not recent - i.e. (2006) to put it in the correct context?
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North Koreans in shock as cash is 'banned'(timesonline.co.uk)
1 points by BRadmin 17y ago|0 comments
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by BRadmin 17y ago
Thank you for that. She made far more coherent and intelligent points than what I would have previously given her credit for. Written in 2000, I wonder if we've made any progress for her: "If you're going to start a company that deals wit
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by BRadmin 17y ago
Is their return policy really 10 days? For this not to be a scam people need to explicitly know that if they don't return it within that timeframe, they'll be charged $300. Most people surely aren't aware of this, find out once they open
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by BRadmin 17y ago
Are you kidding? The problem: they don't openly disclose that it costs $300 - their customers value the cost at free or ~$5 for S&H, while the charged cost is buried in fine-print on another page. If it was explicitly offered at $300 an
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Brain Controlled Robot Follows Mental Commands [video](singularityhub.com)
2 points by BRadmin 17y ago|0 comments
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by BRadmin 17y ago
"Twitter, which is valued at around $1 billion, has yet to settle on a business model for the service..."
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Comatose for 23 years Belgian feels reborn(news.yahoo.com)
1 points by BRadmin 17y ago|1 comments
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"Big Bang" machine set to yield surprises(reuters.com)
1 points by BRadmin 17y ago|1 comments
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by BRadmin 17y ago
Did some bad karma - aka, represented his client?
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by BRadmin 17y ago
Here's the original New Yorker article: http://www.gladwell.com/2002/2002_04_29_a_blowingup.htm
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by BRadmin 17y ago
Is the link to your twitter purposefully crossed out to entice more clicks? Genius...
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by BRadmin 17y ago
Isn't the crux of the problem that it costs $3k/day for a hospital stay to begin with?... A bloated health care industry that inflates prices on medical services, making "insurance" the only viable option for payment, seems like the main is
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by BRadmin 17y ago
It's sad that "how to write a great novel" sounds a lot more appealing than the much more befitting "writing habits of famous authors."
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by BRadmin 17y ago
"In my view the conscious brain does not act according to classical physics. It doesn’t even act according to conventional quantum mechanics. It acts according to a theory we don’t yet have." Do most modern AI researchers disagree with this
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by BRadmin 17y ago
Let's see if this marketing works...
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by BRadmin 17y ago
Figuring out a way to monetize the mobile space in this way has eluded platform providers, location-based services, and advertisers for about a decade. Maybe it's unfortunate, but when this happens and the $$ comes, we'll see some radical
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by BRadmin 17y ago
It will be extremely exciting to watch location-based advertising and associated monetization models become a reality. I have a feeling Sam and Loopt will be at the forefront of carving out this new frontier...
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by BRadmin 17y ago
I've used you guys for ~4 years when you were gotvmail -- great service!
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by BRadmin 17y ago
"The tendency to be an entrepreneur and personality traits of extraversion..." Extraversion is highly correlated to entrepreneurship?

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