TrainedMonkey

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1321.
by TrainedMonkey 13y ago
It comes down to energy. Fusion would dramatically decrease energy costs, which would in turn drive costs of almost everything else down and allow us to do things that had been only a dream before such as fusion propulsion. So run your cost
1322.
by TrainedMonkey 13y ago
Exactly what I was thinking. Craigslist on steroids is an interesting proposition.
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by TrainedMonkey 13y ago
Until Apple introduced iPhone nobody thought it was possible to make smartphone like that. Six years later many of us carry access to significant portion of human knowledge in our pockets. My hypothesis that at current technological level w
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by TrainedMonkey 13y ago
"the man federal prosecutors say is behind the infamous contraband market Silk Road" - note how they never claim he actually is DPR. They merely "report" that federal prosecutors say that.
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Google offers data expiration options(googlepublicpolicy.blogspot.com)
2 points by TrainedMonkey 13y ago|0 comments
1326.
by TrainedMonkey 13y ago
But where do you go when you need internet access?
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Less than a third of new iphone traffic comes from 5C.(mixpanel.com)
1 points by TrainedMonkey 13y ago|1 comments
1328.
by TrainedMonkey 13y ago
I think that is just Bay Area and/or tech bias. My own internship years ago started at $15 and quickly scaled up. I was going to community college at that time. *typoed
1329.
by TrainedMonkey 13y ago
All the smart/hardworking interns from tier 1 schools end up in tier 1 companies. So chance of getting a bad apple for an average company is so much higher.
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by TrainedMonkey 13y ago
This really looks like a some kind of a scheme. Only reason someone would be interested in buying this start-up is for collected emails (They openly acknowledge that in their terms of use). So in essence, at best, people joining provide all
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by TrainedMonkey 13y ago
Praised be lord of all code and such. I am not against IE8 - qualitatively it dwarfed IE6/7, but there are still way to many issues with supporting it. I am speaking from experience - I developed somewhat simple portal with a lot of AJ
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by TrainedMonkey 13y ago
Did that picture by include any kind of hint of a company she is working for?
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IPhone 5S detailed specs(apple.com)
2 points by TrainedMonkey 13y ago|0 comments
1334.
by TrainedMonkey 13y ago
Doing that is way harder then guessing 4 digit pass code. Besides depending on technology used in Apple's device you might need to get way more sophisticated. With processing power of mobile devices nowadays, how much would you need to
1335.
by TrainedMonkey 13y ago
Unless there is a "bug" in software that accidentally uploads all the data to secure servers under certain conditions, that for "some reason" was left over from debugging stage of the product. Unless we see source code a
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by TrainedMonkey 13y ago
Ever heard about presumption of innocence? Just because you have physical capability to do something, does not give right to spy on you. Now if there is clear evidence that you are predisposed to do something, then you go to the judge and g
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by TrainedMonkey 13y ago
Could be better, but few things are perfect. Nice to have all of that info compiled in one place without tons of ads. Now add more detailed descriptions to each of links and organize them in beginner/intermediate/advanced/exp
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by TrainedMonkey 13y ago
This is simple rule based generation. Every type of node has certain pseudo random distribution of children. So you pass seed object (by default universe, but comment in source specifies it can be anything), and then programmatic pseudo-ran
1339.
by TrainedMonkey 13y ago
Just read about: http://bugchecker.net/about - apparently only x86-64 Linux executives. Which is still pretty awesome.
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by TrainedMonkey 13y ago
Just read article in depth and found two more significant "features". First one - database build by AT&T can identify if target individual uses multiple phones (So if say I was engineer Joe and wanted to get sell private cell
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by TrainedMonkey 13y ago
So AT&T kept records for 26 years and counting. Information that includes location of caller. I am very happy drug dealers were caught, but 26 years? There is some serious potential for abuse.
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by TrainedMonkey 13y ago
Given the fact that we still following Moore's law, no crypto is future proof even if full blown quantum computation never happens. Moreover advances in Math do happen quite often, recent one is about uniformity of data after encryptio
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by TrainedMonkey 13y ago
I think most likely reason for this one is pretty obvious. If we do not hear any social effect contributing to the explosion, such as China or India adding massive numbers of people, then my money would be on somebody getting a massive botn