Codhisattva

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by Codhisattva 13y ago
Wired changed their headlines. You won't believe what happened next!
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by Codhisattva 13y ago
If by "public" you mean free, correct. Akamai is cadillac of the CDN world so more like Apples and Organic Gourmet Apples.
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by Codhisattva 13y ago
Better than Akamai? I think not.
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by Codhisattva 13y ago
For humans (and I suspect yourself included) meta-consciousness impairment occurs well before losing consciousness from alcohol poisoning. Part of the impairment is your complete unknowing of it happening. It's cognitively a blind spot
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by Codhisattva 13y ago
Well, "impaired meta-consciousness" is the problem. It's a fact of human life that when drinking, a person reaches a point where they are no longer able to make rational judgments. Not only about their actions but also about
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by Codhisattva 13y ago
Forgive my short hand. To be precise - "knowing the mainline of common and popular standard openings from the SCO..."
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by Codhisattva 13y ago
Sounds like a start-up idea to me. "figuratively.io - a metaphorical API clearinghouse" YC15 if you want to co-found with me.
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by Codhisattva 13y ago
iAds coming to AppleTV
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by Codhisattva 13y ago
Hog wash. Knowing the SCO took me from 800 to 1600.
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by Codhisattva 13y ago
Much depends on the level of play you are at. Beginners flounder through weak openings while intermediate players know the main lines of the popular and strong ones. There's really not a "master" for openings. After the first
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by Codhisattva 13y ago
That's inane advice. Knowing several opening lines is always an advantage. It's how a beginner becomes an intermediate player.
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by Codhisattva 13y ago
Gladwell's over-simplification is a curse on us all.
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by Codhisattva 13y ago
You'd need to comb http://opensource.apple.com/ for an idea about that.
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by Codhisattva 13y ago
Not Blackberry the phone but Blackberry the company and it's real time operating system QNX. QNX is an excellent RTOS and is already used in cars, appliances, machinery, and industry. QNX also has a serious R&D initiative for cars.
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by Codhisattva 13y ago
I'd suggest Stephen Levine and Ram Dass as well as the Death With Dignity movement. [Edit: had the wrong author]
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by Codhisattva 13y ago
Exercise. Lots of it.
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by Codhisattva 13y ago
In America you're up against a great wall of silence. Our culture makes death taboo and few overcome it. So perhaps you should focus on communicating with the few who are comfortable with talking about death and consider them your targ
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by Codhisattva 13y ago
Looks like the kind of mistake an automated merge can make.
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by Codhisattva 13y ago
Buy on the rumor. Sell on the news. Or as some brokers call it "sell into strength". It's about profit taking and has nothing to do with "critique of a company's actions" or objectivity.
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by Codhisattva 13y ago
The noise is the signal. Mind. Blown.
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by Codhisattva 13y ago
Indeed. A better title may be "After 400 years, a debate over a definition begins among mathematicians."
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by Codhisattva 13y ago
Your Tl;dr: is wrong.
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by Codhisattva 13y ago
Crunch time is a management anti-pattern.
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by Codhisattva 13y ago
passes the popcorn
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by Codhisattva 13y ago
Alternative title "Researchers Short Sell Facebook for Fun and Profit".
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by Codhisattva 13y ago
Absolutely a "threat". There were numerous systems in corporations running old software in COBOL, and other un-exciting languages. There were numerous databases with 2 bytes for the year field. The "threat" is qualified
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by Codhisattva 13y ago
This is how retail people think the category bar corresponds to aisles and shelves. Customers stroll the aisles (i.e. browse) to find the product they want. Categories match up with internal structure as well, as individual people or whole
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by Codhisattva 13y ago
Practice at Toastmasters meetings.
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by Codhisattva 13y ago
Well "just happens to" is strange attempt to diminish his accomplishments. We're talking about the life work of a brilliant polymath.
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by Codhisattva 13y ago
Yes there are real problems with HTTP. There is a lot of overhead in building a connection and maintaining. It's designed to be a transient, request/response oriented protocol. Things like XmlHttpResponse are a hack and misuse. I&

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