RobertHubert

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by RobertHubert 15y ago
AWESOME! was trying for an hour yesterday on HPs small business site, phones were down, shopping cart was down, live chat was down... lol. Just picked up 3 from B&N.
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by RobertHubert 15y ago
Yeah, I was thinking of picking it up. Anyone else thinking of getting it? I'm sure It will be interesting to hear the inside story.
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by RobertHubert 15y ago
Start: Wikipedia -> free -> artwork -> Aesthetics -> Philosophy. 4 clicks away.
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by RobertHubert 15y ago
Seeing as we humans ceated Wikipedia perhaps in an effort to define and describe everything there is, the product ends up filtered through the lenses of it's creators and in doing so we inevitably end up defining what it is to be human. I d
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Audio on NPR - Master Hacker Kevin Mitnick Shares His 'Addiction'(npr.org)
34 points by RobertHubert 15y ago|5 comments
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by RobertHubert 15y ago
- I deleted that part of my comment to avoid a stoning lol... But yeah I was thinking something like an excel read out of the words, and just a fun little engine that would let you test any word on the fly. Maybe even live stat tracking fo
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by RobertHubert 15y ago
Tried the word Stupid... Just got stuck in a loop. EDIT: Tried it again... Stupid - Philosophy = 11
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by RobertHubert 15y ago
Just tested it for the hell of it, started with "FireFighter", thought it was random... and 30 clicks later landed on Philosophy! Fun stuff.
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by RobertHubert 15y ago
Ill admit when I first read the title I thought oh yeah that car probably did have some iPad like thing in it haha!
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by RobertHubert 15y ago
Well I didnt say she's perfect lol. Trees are just a great example of how evolution has done a pretty good gob on a specific trait. Now compared to how long humans have been around and our constant changing environments and diet, medicine a
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by RobertHubert 15y ago
Cant get much better than millions of years of try and die I guess. Mother nature is pretty crazy! We should copy her work more often :)
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by RobertHubert 15y ago
Lol thats the first thing that went through my head when I read the article too. "As I write this, I'm sitting on my balcony. Within my frame of view, there are 4 coffee shops, one on each corner of the intersection - four of them are Starb
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by RobertHubert 15y ago
Here is some more info on the project if anyone is interested http://bengrosser.com/projects/interactive-robotic-painting-...
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by RobertHubert 15y ago
This is a great article! I really think this can be an exciting frontier for computer tech and for human tech. I want these integrated into my brain one day! Good Reading!
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IBM produces first working chips modeled on the human brain(venturebeat.com)
80 points by RobertHubert 15y ago|24 comments
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by RobertHubert 15y ago
Why not? I entered :) Good luck!
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Win a trip to Vegas & Dinner with Tony Hsieh, CEO of Zappos(contest.startupweekend.org)
1 points by RobertHubert 15y ago|1 comments
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50% off - Upstart Bootcamp shows you if your business idea is worth pursuing(appsumo.com)
1 points by RobertHubert 15y ago|0 comments
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by RobertHubert 15y ago
How about steel-toed five fingered shoes?
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by RobertHubert 15y ago
First off, Nice post. But I disagree slightly out of experience from my own toils with procrastination. I find that I, among many other humans simply want to remain in a state of comfort, whatever that means to each person. Every little thi
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by RobertHubert 15y ago
Funny the things we forget about... I wonder what other of our body parts are missing out on some extreme sensory experiences. What about our brain? Can we get this type of increased stimulation directly into our heads? I think perhaps vid
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by RobertHubert 15y ago
Getting my team to apply now! Thanks for the heads up! Edit: Im in LA and if I qet the invite, Ill be driving up but I can fit 2 more people in the car for the ride if any locals want to carpool. I have room to host 2 people at my place her