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by IheartApplesDix 14y ago
Don't you understand? We need you to accept that this is a new technology and a ground-breaking algorithm and a new innovative (and valuable, non-obvious) technology. CloudFlare was established in 2007 with the goal to develop a faster,
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by IheartApplesDix 14y ago
"Just works" is a great concept when you don't have any complexity to not work.
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by IheartApplesDix 14y ago
which isn't such a bad thing, if you ask me. I own a iPad, for some time now, and I still have yet to find anything that it's good at. Saying it's bad at not having a clear function or productive use, support for real computing tasks. I'm
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by IheartApplesDix 14y ago
Obviously, Optical flow sensors are a bit more complicated than mouse sensors, (although similar). Optical flow is very similar to how insects judge their relative location, and it's a critical component in existing advanced drone technolo
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by IheartApplesDix 14y ago
What's even worse is as this quantified personal data is leaked to profit making ventures, there will be more and more pressure to assume "productive habits" or strategies that work well for most people. And then popular wisdom will say
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by IheartApplesDix 14y ago
iirc, it has always been Google's plan to combine Chrome and Android.
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by IheartApplesDix 14y ago
Actually, there is commercially available optical flow sensors available today.
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by IheartApplesDix 14y ago
It's a subset of the misinformation hats, Mr. "HTML coder"
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There is no "source" "In practice, since the specific implementation details of TrustZone are proprietary and have not been publicly disclosed for review, it is unclear what level of assurance is provided for a given threat model."
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by IheartApplesDix 14y ago
"In practice, since the specific implementation details of TrustZone are proprietary and have not been publicly disclosed for review, it is unclear what level of assurance is provided for a given threat model." Let me know if you have a bet
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by IheartApplesDix 14y ago
Sure, just borrow against your future Kickstarter campaign.
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by IheartApplesDix 14y ago
This seems to be some kind of writing experiment about the implications of "soylent" rather than a technical piece. It tries to speak toward the sociology food in culture, but it doesn't really go into great depth. What is the point of th
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by IheartApplesDix 14y ago
On top of that, all these ARM Cortex based boards have a closed hypervisior on them. It's pretty silly to run this as a router when you have no idea what's running in the hypervisior. I haven't been able to find any information on what it'
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by IheartApplesDix 14y ago
But then your employer starts releasing volumes of your old work with the title "Thurn's life work" one day, and one of your friends say, hey nice book, so you're going to pay me back that $200 you borrowed in college right, Mr. Big Shot?
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by IheartApplesDix 14y ago
The critical error of the author is that it thinks that the "mobile device" train is a short, fast and modular train, gliding into the future on rails of virtualization, having just left the station of Grand Regulatory Capture Central When
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by IheartApplesDix 14y ago
Well, it's very weird if you understand anything about Network protocols. It's a layer of complexity that shouldn't be being touched by your NIC, so there shouldn't be a bug there because there shouldn't be code there.
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by IheartApplesDix 14y ago
I wish HTML5 would take HTML5 seriously. Is there even a standard yet?
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Roundcube and Zimbra are efforts toward this.
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by IheartApplesDix 14y ago
well since you're working on a mail interface... maybe you could try a frictionless PGP encryption option in the interface? It might be something you at least build a prototype or placeholder for so that it can be implemented fully when go
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by IheartApplesDix 14y ago
why is the propeller chassis made from circuit board? Isn't that kind of an expensive and fragile solution?
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by IheartApplesDix 14y ago
Considering Mutt supports PGP, and this doesn't seem to, yes.
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by IheartApplesDix 14y ago
Welcome to the new Reddit
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by IheartApplesDix 14y ago
Why get an education and work hard, stand up for my principles and all that garbage when I can just go work the corner?
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by IheartApplesDix 14y ago
As an individual with an IT Startup, I have to agree with this article. I certainly don't have the money to pay for PhD-level talent, but I'm in dire need of skilled individuals to implement the technical side of my business plans and main
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by IheartApplesDix 14y ago
9/10
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I thought we learned our lesson about Java.
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by IheartApplesDix 14y ago
> Funding should by no means make you take success for granted Nice strawman. You are obviously the troll here.
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by IheartApplesDix 14y ago
What's wrong with my comment history and why do you feel you need to reduce yourself to ad hominem? I already stated my point. That his article is an advertisement and offers no new information and doesn't belong on HN, and that Raspberry
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by IheartApplesDix 14y ago
But they went public with it on May 2011 and made their decisions based on that. You're ignoring the fact that they are a well funded startup with industry ties to large chip manufactures.
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FTA: from booking factory time to purchasing the chips — fell to the relatively modest resources of the Raspberry Pi Foundation, a charitable body initially funded by loans from Upton and five other trustees. "That would have been fine at 1

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