LittleSpider

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Simulated black hole experiment backs Hawking prediction(bbc.com)
2 points by LittleSpider 10y ago|0 comments
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by LittleSpider 10y ago
Don't you just love those Dr. Strangelove references.
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by LittleSpider 10y ago
It's been a slow burn with landlines, just like with cable. There was a bit of a growth in landlines in the late 90s and early 2000s when internet usage with dial-up modems was a growing product, and before cable modems and wireless d
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by LittleSpider 10y ago
As we old cable types know, this has been coming for some time. Just as hardline phones have not gone away rapidly (the ability to have both parties talking at the same time is still a convenience for some people, that cell phones can&#x27
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3D Without 3D Glasses in Development(techcrunch.com)
2 points by LittleSpider 10y ago|0 comments
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North carolina's hb2 just ran into a scientist(indyweek.com)
1 points by LittleSpider 10y ago|0 comments
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by LittleSpider 10y ago
I call to your attention a series of three blogs written by someone who had the opportunity to interview Elon Musk himself before the writing. I, for one, think that big thoughts, big visions, and big ability to implement them can't he
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by LittleSpider 10y ago
Interesting take on the internet as Feudalism, and everyone having to align with a king or a prince to protect him from other unknowable threats. There is a blog which discusses how much of the internet is more like a digital bazaar - every
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by LittleSpider 10y ago
Agreed that he said that in his 1965 paper; research indicates he was asked what would happen in the semiconductor industry (which I see as "the hardware side." He was Director of R&D at Fairchild at the time). Per several ar
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by LittleSpider 10y ago
It seems in the article there is a discussion that uses two different definitions for Moore's Law - number of transistors per "space" (and by proxy, size of each transistor) and overall computing power per "space."