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by amaks 12y ago
imagine all that money they spent on lawsuits to be spent on research and charity?
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by amaks 12y ago
Agree. what a ridiculous article.
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Why synthetic biology and the Netflix model are the future of medicine(gigaom.com)
15 points by amaks 12y ago|3 comments
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New U.S. Stealth Jet Can’t Hide From Russian Radar (thedailybeast.com)
3 points by amaks 12y ago|0 comments
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by amaks 12y ago
Tweats from his iPhone? http://gizmodo.com/looks-like-steve-ballmers-first-tweets-ar...
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by amaks 12y ago
Yes, but this doesn't explain 4-5 hours data access latency.
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by amaks 12y ago
I personally use them a lot. For example, I share immediate family-related photos and posts with the Family circle, general family stuff with the Extended Family, some stuff with Friends, some with Colleagues. It's useful and powerful
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by amaks 12y ago
AFAIK the real names policy is largely not in effect anymore, contrary to Facebook?
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What’s the future of wealth – and inequality?(newsoffice.mit.edu)
2 points by amaks 12y ago|0 comments
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by amaks 12y ago
I'm surprised folks are down voting my comment. See http://rt.com/usa/f35-jet-software-delay-233/ for example. And as the one who programmed in C++ for 20 years I think I know what I'm talking about.
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by amaks 12y ago
No wonder this thing doesn't fly (as expected). In all seriousness, perhaps the choice of the language has affected the software release dates?
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What Patents Does Microsoft Say Android Infringes(pocketnow.com)
2 points by amaks 12y ago|0 comments
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by amaks 12y ago
Comparing Android 2.1 to latest phones is like comparing windows 3.1 to latest Mac OS X. Why not compare Android KitKat instead?
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Self Inflicted Denial of Service in Visual Studio Search(randomascii.wordpress.com)
4 points by amaks 12y ago|0 comments
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The plot to kill the password(theverge.com)
2 points by amaks 13y ago|0 comments
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by amaks 13y ago
That's Windows strength as well as its weakness. For example, I've heard that Windows Shell (whose proud team member is Raymond Chen) has to carry the baggage of backward compatibility, heritage code base and stuff like that simpl
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Anatomy of OpenSSL's Heartbleed(theregister.co.uk)
1 points by amaks 13y ago|0 comments
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by amaks 13y ago
Why new, open, honest Microsoft is still doing it? Or, judging by this action, may be it's still the same, large company, and openness is just a facade?
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How the brain pays attention(newsoffice.mit.edu)
3 points by amaks 13y ago|0 comments
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by amaks 13y ago
Ads may be not suck, but fake clicks and overcharging for them seems like a common theme lately.
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Centralized Control, Distributed Data Architectures(highscalability.com)
59 points by amaks 13y ago|20 comments
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by amaks 13y ago
Microsoft is not doing massive layoffs these days like it did in 2009 . And apparently if they lay off certain number of people they don't have to report it. http://minimsft.blogspot.com/2009/01/microsoft-lay
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by amaks 13y ago
"First, note that Facebook seemed to have charged me for non-unique users clicking the ad, as well as myself clicking the ad." This sounds like a bug (or a feature, i.e. fraud).
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by amaks 13y ago
Is Mono able to compile Roslyn?
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by amaks 13y ago
I'm glad Microsoft is finally catching up with the major smartphone OSs. Virtual assistant is indispensable feature (I'm using Google Now with my stock Android), it's very helpful and combined with great integration between g
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by amaks 13y ago
Yes, if you're 13. Why nerds are never really leaving puberty?
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by amaks 13y ago
I seriously doubt that Microsoft has such advanced language processing capabilities that can work offline on a smartphone. For example, as of a year ago, Xbox speed recognition was still based on an ancient technology derived from Tellme n
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by amaks 13y ago
"Lowe level API instead" suspiciously sounds like a lock in tactic for a platform specific stuff (read Windows).
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by amaks 13y ago
It's just a word denoting a process. Sub it with 'writing a sophisticated software' if you like.
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by amaks 13y ago
I recognize the title of this post as a tongue in the cheek, because "Googler" is a nomenclature for the Google employees, which makes the title sounding really bad. Especially if posted by a Microsoft employee. Please correct me

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