Rhapso

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by Rhapso 15y ago
You don't. They are human too, tempted by greed or afraid of what happens to them when they are done serving. It goes along with WANTING to be in a political position, if one did not want the money or the power trips then that one is likely
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by Rhapso 15y ago
So much bounty, waiting to be tapped. I want an asteroid!
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by Rhapso 15y ago
I think you a few words. I have only 1 son who was born on a Tuesday. Basing this on ambiguity of phrasing is not novel, or interesting.
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by Rhapso 15y ago
Just spending 30 seconds looking at it, think of it like the bit shifting solution to multiplication, do a related faster operation then correct. You can reduce A^k to be a lot faster if you calculate A^2 then A^4 then A^8 .. A^N where N is
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by Rhapso 15y ago
I have always looked at this sort of stuff from a Bayesian probability point of view. What is the probability I exist? 1.0, 100% because I am bothering to ask the question, and the probability of my existence given my existence is 1. Now co
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by Rhapso 15y ago
You might have to use a lawyer to get it done, but probably yes. But that is true for most of the stuff involving termination fees. The same is true for if you bring in your own cellphone to a plan. They make a lot of money betting you will
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by Rhapso 15y ago
The best way to define hacking in the positive engineering sense I have ever heard is: "To make furniture with an ax" To take tools at hand, oft not ideal for the goal, use them to make the more ideal tools if time allows, then to make some
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by Rhapso 15y ago
I am working a switch over to 365 right now from novell groupwise. It seems to work fine if you use outlook. Heaven help you if you want to do something complex like bcc a message or set up a list serve on the online interface. It just seem
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by Rhapso 15y ago
The big ones: Watch out for proof by contrapositive and contradiction. Until you really get used to proving things by assuming bits of them are false it throws you off to see it used in textbooks and papers because most papers do not tell y
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by Rhapso 15y ago
The most basic test for are A and B being the same species is can A and B (assuming opposing genders) have fertile offspring.
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by Rhapso 15y ago
Conceded. limiting bitcoin use to activities illegal in the US would limit the scope of any laundering operations via bitcoin to moving money out of the country or into the criminal-transaction economy.
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by Rhapso 15y ago
Short answer: no. Long answer: Possibilities: Make it illegal: This will most likely turn bitcoin into what they are afraid it will be. If use of bitcoin is made illegal we cannot use it for personal or business use, and those who would us
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by Rhapso 15y ago
It is pretty (and I want it for linux so I could use it!), but I think the real useful idea here is the separation of data out, and display out. If we could have that on a regular shell it would add a lot of usability. For this idea alone,
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by Rhapso 15y ago
keyboards are nasty for neural interfaces. "text" is a complex symbol based input. really Hard to parse out of electrodes on your skull. I am working on a neural interface for a wearable computer, a brain controlled "mouse" is possible but
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by Rhapso 15y ago
I managed to break it already. One of those "heavenly" pieces can be spawned offset when you have a piece close to the top of the screen and insta-kill you because it does not fit.
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by Rhapso 16y ago
It has been an interesting few months looking at Scott Adams. I think he has been failing at presenting a PR facade to the internet and has actually been saying his thoughts and feelings. It is refreshing to see a real person, who is imperf
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by Rhapso 16y ago
You are right. That is a better way to think of it.
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by Rhapso 16y ago
The Wheel re-invented: http://boingboing.net/2009/12/18/sideways-rolling-omn.html And that is just an example. If your goal is to make money the exact same way the man before you made money, then do not re-invent the wheel. If you want to
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by Rhapso 16y ago
So, arguably to fix this we should improve our methods of gifted student identification? versus not having a special education program at all. I was a gifted student, and I did not start off that way, I was not until high school that I gain
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by Rhapso 16y ago
Augmented reality is an overlay onto what is truly there. Alternate reality or Virtual Reality is a simulation of an entirely new universe.
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by Rhapso 16y ago
My god, I needed this exact thing rather badly right now. The Emotive Beta Linux SDK is looking hard to work with and does not give access to this kind of data. Thank you for making it!
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by Rhapso 16y ago
Fair enough. :) This fall I am going to be doing a project about integrating a neural interface (Emotive Epoc) with a wearable in hopes of a hands free interface that is easy to use. This is a technology I want to make the concentration of
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by Rhapso 16y ago
I am a college student looking to do research on wearable computers and interface designs for this kind of device. Looking for interns?
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by Rhapso 16y ago
This analogy seems a bit poor, The laws preserving the integrity of postal service in most countries stem from the fact the government manages the post. If the government managed the internet to the same degree perhaps the analogy would hol
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by Rhapso 16y ago
Heck, based on the data shown, the increase in isotopes may even be random. It would need to be sustained longer over time before we can even begin to pinpoint a source, welcome to a small part of the scientific process: you need more data
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by Rhapso 16y ago
Sakae Muto, a Tokyo Electric vice-president, said the traces of plutonium-238, 239 and 240 were in keeping with levels found in Japan in the past due to particles in the atmosphere from nuclear testing abroad. "I apologize for making people
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by Rhapso 16y ago
A Brave New World indeed, now to make sure everybody finishes Huxley's book, and does not just think about how cool the the first few chapters are.
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by Rhapso 16y ago
"Is programming fun?" I suppose that is the best question. You can make aptitude, but only from passion. Programming is problem solving then explaining the entire solution to an idiot child (the computer). All the higher concepts and buzzwo
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by Rhapso 16y ago
This. This is why I do not read newspapers or most non-academic journalism. I have taken journalism courses at grade school, high school, and college levels and they ALL cover the idea of finding and citing primary and secondary sources and

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