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by abpavel 9y ago
> obvious in advance, not obvious in hindsight Thanks! That's what I was looking for. Many things we take for granted, which are so simple and obvious, are not obvious at all when they don't exist... I remember exactly t
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by abpavel 9y ago
> madness Why shouldn't something be patentable, just because it's easy to replicate?
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by abpavel 9y ago
Business process can be considered a technology, i.e. technical procedure. Also, since they got the patent, wouldn't they have to pass tests for previous works, novelty, and obviousness? And, why shouldn't something be patentable,
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by abpavel 9y ago
> blacklists, and inquisition tactics from some of upper management the memo is just a reference to an episode. i.e. "the memo ordeal"
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by abpavel 9y ago
Sounds more like Financial Accounting 101 - generally good indicators, but not really usable for pre-revenue or pivots.
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by abpavel 9y ago
>> "we now know" That's what "they" say as well. There isn't a thing such as universal truth, because so much depends on the point of view. Also, you can simply move magical people from the sky fur
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by abpavel 9y ago
IP Fabric | Backend Developer | Prague, CZ | ONSITE We build software for visualization and control of global IP network infrastructure, fully mapping connectivity from end to end and all the way down to the electrical signals. Our work hel
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by abpavel 9y ago
A smack in the face of net neutrality, because the protocol hogs the bandwidth at expense of all other traffic. It's like putting a tank on a standard regulation road, and boasting about how well it performs in the standard city conges
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by abpavel 9y ago
The #1 mistake IETF did was not making IPv6 compatible with IPv4. It's hard to comprehend for most, bug essentially we're building a whole new separate Internet. The old Internet, or the Internet Classic (v4) and the New Internet
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by abpavel 9y ago
Pausing and then quickly unpausing AdBlock when the page starts to load is a workaround.
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MS Word Can't Deal with Universal Compaction
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by abpavel 9y ago
IP Fabric | Senior NodeJS Developer | Prague, CZ | ONSITE We build software for visualization and control of global IP network infrastructure, fully mapping connectivity from end to end and all the way down to the electrical signals. Our wo
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by abpavel 9y ago
There are legitimate uses of airports by drone enthusiasts who rent out whole airfield for weekend gatherings and events. The clubs in my area fly almost exclusively this way. I wonder how the restrictions will fare in this case.
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by abpavel 9y ago
> No existing regulations (unless at risk of being in flight path). Obviously you haven't had your flight lessons yet. Not only there are scores of airspace regulations, but flying is a much harder task to do as well. The freedom yo
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by abpavel 9y ago
This thread had more points and comments than the previous two combined.
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by abpavel 10y ago
Well, he tried aligning Turkey to Europe, paving the way for EU membership, visa-free travel, and even shot down Russian's plane to show his European alignment. That was the crest of the Western wave for him. Once he saw that EU is jus
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by abpavel 10y ago
If you bring one atom to a second atom, a second atom will react to the proximity of the first atom in the time it takes light to travel from the first atom to the second one. Atoms never really touch, but the point is that there is always
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by abpavel 10y ago
Not sure what you're measuring with 3m/10ft, and what would travel that distance at the exact speed of light. For the reference, electrical signals travel at about 2/3c through fiber, a bit faster that that through copper. I
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by abpavel 10y ago
> The response latency of the real world is zero No, it's actually the speed of light.
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by abpavel 10y ago
IP Fabric | Senior Backend/FullStack NodeJS Developer | Prague, CZ | ONSITE We're developing a tool that would safely and reliable control underlying infrastructure of all IP networks in the world. The product we're working o
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by abpavel 10y ago
IP Fabric | Senior Backend NodeJS Developer | Prague, CZ | ONSITE Early stage global startup based in Prague is looking for senior Node.JS developers who will bring order to our chaos, and help us solve the scalability and maintainability c
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by abpavel 10y ago
Here is the list: http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2016/10/12/all-of-dona...
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by abpavel 10y ago
A classical "we've found a problem. let's fix it later, when it will be too late" approach to infrastructure. I'm sure there will be dozens of "good reasons" why the repairs could not have been done in tim
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by abpavel 10y ago
'''Specifically, said sources, Baker was seen “making out” at an internal Uber event held in Miami three years ago which was seen by some employees. There was no suggestion of any sexual harassment on his part and the encount
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by abpavel 10y ago
The Internet (and the Internet Protocol) is used for everything, including building cars, brewing beer, making drugs, moving funds, cctv, building security, controlling UAVs and cars, etc. Very few cared when Telegraph cable was torn and to
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by abpavel 10y ago
Accusation put forth against Cosby and Trump did not follow your assumptions.
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IP Fabric | Backend NodeJS Superstar | Prague, CZ | ONSITE Early stage global startup in Prague is looking for senior Node.JS developers who will bring order to our chaos, and help us solve the scalability and maintainability challenges, wh
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by abpavel 10y ago
That's why carriers wanted this spectrum - so noone else can use it and pose a risk to status quo "Want wireless? Go to established carriers."
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by abpavel 10y ago
So you're saying that Shopify can be used for porn and that Shopify does not have TOS and does not enforce it?
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by abpavel 10y ago
The crime rates and the sociopolitical climate should be taken into account as well. I think you made a good decision.

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