JL2010

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by JL2010 14y ago
An excerpt from Google history: ---------------------------- Some Rough Statistics (from August 29th, 1996) BackRub is written in Java and Python and runs on several Sun Ultras and Intel Pentiums running Linux. The primary database is kept
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by JL2010 14y ago
I find it interesting that the contributors work for semiconductor companies. I would've thought that something like this would be more likely to emerge from a team with a mathematics/CS/academic background more so than hardware. Perhaps
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by JL2010 14y ago
T61p?
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by JL2010 14y ago
Did you guys miss this one? http://www.ebay.com/itm/Lenovo-ThinkPad-T61-8892-02U-14-1-14... 1400x1050 14.1" !
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by JL2010 14y ago
I personally have moved on to widescreen (16:10 1680x1050 being my favorite) due to the ability to split the screen in a editor|browser or editor|pdf configuration (or two-pane editing).
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by JL2010 14y ago
This plus their tried-and-true keyboards. I'm not sure if I like where the new keyboards are headed, I never thought I'd see the day where a T-series would have a chiclet keyboard! Real keyboard + 16:10 hi-res, high quality display and real
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by JL2010 14y ago
Having used Indeed during tough times I am happy for their success. It's a great search engine and without it I'm certain that my job-searching productivity would not have been as high as it was back when I was looking - which is crucial wh
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by JL2010 14y ago
Cool... reminds me of DEFCON's ninja badge which used 2.4 GHz zigbee to talk to other ninja badges at the conference. http://ninjas.org/badges/defcon18.html
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by JL2010 14y ago
> There's a ton of risk just in getting out of the house and driving on the road. But there's risk in sitting on your ask at home too. The risk factor involved in manned space missions versus a trip to the grocery store has got to be h
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by JL2010 14y ago
Perhaps I should've re-worded my previous comment because I did not mean to suggest that we abandon manned missions forever or that we try to experience space vicariously through robots. I'll elaborate. There is tremendous risk involved in
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by JL2010 14y ago
Is manned flight necessary anymore? I feel that a lot of design overhead is put into making a shuttle or space station safe and livable for humans. Why not focus on the main mission: to conduct research experiments. I know there is the rom
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by JL2010 14y ago
Honest question: is anyone here using onlive? How is the gaming experience? Are the visuals, performance and latency acceptable? How are they doing in terms of their sales/subscribers? I remember reading about it a long time ago thinking th
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by JL2010 14y ago
Did anyone else catch the "2 year contract" bullet point? Despite that, of all the Telcos out there, I suppose I would be more willing to sign one with Google than any of them.
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by JL2010 14y ago
And for this reason I wrote myself a script to wget the Macbook pro 15" refurb page, and parse it for: Price, manufacture year, and matte screen option. If it matched my criteria 3/3, then it would email me. One morning I got that email and
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by JL2010 14y ago
(victim) Prof. Steve Mann's blog post of the incident: http://eyetap.blogspot.ca/2012/07/physical-assault-by-mcdona...
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What may be the world’s first cybernetic hate crime(io9.com)
2 points by JL2010 14y ago|1 comments
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by JL2010 14y ago
Is it mentioned anywhere that the actual planned pricing (after the product releases) will be $99? The "$99 Android console!" headlines are great for publicity, but I wouldn't be surprised if the actual product (if it ever goes on sale) mi
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by JL2010 14y ago
"Unlike SRAM-based FPGAs or conventional ASIC solutions, ProASIC3/E devices offer one of the highest levels of design security in the industry. In fact, ProASIC3/E devices bring new levels of security to the FPGA market place. An FPGA indus
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by JL2010 14y ago
I'm going to put my speculation hat on here. Others here have mentioned that the chip in question is an Actel FPGA. First, we must understand what these are used in: embedded systems. Typically, at the heart of most embedded systems you ha
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by JL2010 14y ago
Just to add to what was already said, the doc said for enumerator values - which are indeed lower case in the example. Not a blanket statement for all variables.
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by JL2010 15y ago
A reasonable model if you assumed that cats exclusively ate rats - and wouldn't wreak havoc on any other native rodent populations (if they still exist).
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by JL2010 15y ago
So long as there's something there to eat cats. Introducing one invasive species to cure another can lead to unpredictable ordeals.
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by JL2010 15y ago
Also: Australia's efforts against the cane toad, invasive fish species all over the world introduced by humans for "sport", Florida's efforts against the Burmese python (which has become the dominant predator - even swallowing local adult a
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by JL2010 15y ago
Did you go to a Canadian engineering school? These are the exact texts that I used for my CE courses
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by JL2010 15y ago
You should post this here as well: http://www.reddit.com/r/malefashionadvice
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by JL2010 15y ago
Was it this one? http://www.reddit.com/r/malefashionadvice/comments/ohp9u/doe...
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by JL2010 15y ago
Agreed, does anyone have more specifics on what exactly he developed?
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by JL2010 15y ago
For those familiar with Ableton Live, Bitwig is founded by a few ex-Ableton employees.
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Bitwig Studio: A collaborative, Digital Audio Workstation with Linux Support(bitwig.com)
1 points by JL2010 15y ago|1 comments
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by JL2010 15y ago
Some other interesting things to note: 1. Made by some ex-Ableton folks. 2. A multi-user collaborative mode over LAN or internet

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