ajkessler

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   by ajkessler 15y ago

   Well, yes and no. You can read the original 1965 paper that birthed the theory here: ftp://download.intel.com/museum/Moores_Law/Articles-Press_Releases/Gordon_Moore_1965_Article.pdf Cost is certainly one of his concerns, but the original "
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   by ajkessler 15y ago

   Definitely do MIT. There are literally thousands of scholarships out there, even if you're a rich white kid with no sob story. Seriously. If you treat hunting down scholarships as a job over this summer, I have little doubt you can track
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   by ajkessler 15y ago

   "In our attempts to imbue that nostalgic warmth, we miss the real reason we treasure our old photos: they’re artefacts, hard-copy memories of our lives. Their true value is in the way they make us feel — a good photo can take us back to th
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   by ajkessler 15y ago

   @jberryman You're certainly right, Jack is talking about limitations, and a bit about deadlines. The reason I used "deadlines" rather than "limitations" in the title was deliberate though. I think for many creative types, having a firm de