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by aquadrop 13y ago
100k was a gift with no strings attached and 15M is an investment with planned profits, control etc. By the way, today's docker user base and importance isn't that small comparing to OpenBSD. At the moment there's 377 people
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by aquadrop 13y ago
I had only troubles with network solutions. I curse the day I decided to use them. I don't understand how they still got reputation of a solid registrar.
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by aquadrop 13y ago
For $10 billion? And they would have to kill their own cloud storage solution. Plus, Google and MS compete with AWS which hosts all data for Dropbox. And I don't think they are so valuable, MS bought Skype for $8.5 billion and Skype ha
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by aquadrop 13y ago
IMHO, if he wanted to work on new phones for large corporation he'd probably stay at Apple and not created his own company (getting full financial independence along the way). Of course 4 years have passed, maybe he's ready for so
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by aquadrop 13y ago
Edit: Never mind, I made a mistake reading your comment.
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by aquadrop 13y ago
Maybe the idea of shareholders and companies will vanish completely. I'm talking about the time when(if) working will not be required from the human being. When automation will be so widespread, that even occasional work from those who
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by aquadrop 13y ago
What questions do you want to ask those nations?
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by aquadrop 13y ago
I completely agree with you. In jail, if you're not a mafia boss, your prime target is to get out safely asap. That may be advice to live by while you're in prison with "violent morons" because they made that rule. That&
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by aquadrop 13y ago
You know, nine women can't make a baby in one month. That surplus they have is very hard to spend effectively. And amazon is growing much faster than Oracle, that's why they can spend their surplus on that growth.
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by aquadrop 13y ago
As another commenter already mentioned, what's there to include on Oracle's side for cloud offering. I obviously talk about two large corporations, both with more than 100k employees and tens of billions revenue. Pretty comparable
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by aquadrop 13y ago
I don't think Oracle dwarfs Amazon at all. They are comparable in size an Amazon is growing fast. And Amazon have 5+ years of experience in the field, they have special hardware, they know how to do it cheap and well. You can't ge
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by aquadrop 13y ago
Thanks for interesting blog posts. Answers to those questions help to understand what's good or bad about that system. Or any educational system. It's interesting, do they develop into curiosity, or they had it from the beginning.
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by aquadrop 13y ago
In that case it failed miserably.
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by aquadrop 13y ago
Please, can you give more insight about the school, instead of this short info "No curriculum - 80% went to college". What happens to 20%, are they completely uneducated because they didn't want to learn? Do they past some of
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by aquadrop 13y ago
It doesn't even do that, pardon is more like forgiveness: "We forgive you for what you've done". And I don't think that's the same as admitting that law was bad.
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by aquadrop 13y ago
What else can you name as "unfair business practices"? I'm genuinely interested in the answer.
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by aquadrop 13y ago
By the way, as long as we're speaking about DB future, did anyone try foundationdb? Does it live up to expectations?
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by aquadrop 13y ago
Yes, but it's side project so it doesn't get such attention\confidence as postgresql. But I hope the project won't get abandoned and will evolve into something very powerful.
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by aquadrop 13y ago
I know, I live in a country with socialized medical system. It doesn't matter. Socialized system means everybody pay collective check to those pharma companies. The issue I was talking about is more effective way of inventing and distr
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by aquadrop 13y ago
By the way, it look even more interesting here: http://biz.yahoo.com/p/s_qpmd.html Healthcare is the most profitable industry, even more profitable than banks. Insane...
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by aquadrop 13y ago
I mean by all ways. Abolishing or shortening patents maybe part of it sure. There's a lot of people/scientists who want to work and help people. We just need more effective ways to let them do so.
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by aquadrop 13y ago
Yes, but that's still sky high price for most of the world. And if they put price order of magnitude less, won't it bring around order of magnitude more people who can afford it and they money outcome will be pretty much the same?
533.
by aquadrop 13y ago
You can try Palemoon x64. I also had problems with crashing over memory limit. Was on Palemoon for 2 months and it works OK. I don't use many addons though.
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by aquadrop 13y ago
It also brings the possibility to overcome ~4GB memory limit per x32 process. Which is nice.
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by aquadrop 13y ago
If it really works it's amazing. But I won't believe it until more information is disclosed and some independent experimental data provided.
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by aquadrop 13y ago
Did actually any women complain? Cause all I saw was bunch of guys arguing about how awful it is to use gender pronouns. I wouldn't care if all examples were written with "her". Cause that's absolutely unimportant. As I
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by aquadrop 13y ago
I bet your friends had pretty fun time :) These 'Doh' situations happen to everyone. I once carried large heavy wheel for about 50 meters before I realized I could just roll it on the ground :) Regarding to hacking around I think
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by aquadrop 13y ago
Maybe list of known ultra-IQ folks consists those people precisely because they've chosen something that gives 'knownability'? And a lot of scientists or teachers aren't mentioned just because they didn't get '
539.
by aquadrop 13y ago
Wow, a country with Tesla Model S as top selling car... powerful :)
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by aquadrop 13y ago
There's crowd of people who wants to enter president's administration building and 'berkut' police protects the building. Some fights were going on. I don't actually understand what exactly do those people want.

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