ashkav

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   by ashkav 13y ago

   the better question is: what will be the next platform? there will be high momentum for change when the underlying platform changes, with todays platform it's just too convenient to compile to C or compile to javascript. how will platf
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   by ashkav 13y ago

   I'd like to see this come to fruition.
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   by ashkav 13y ago

   for the linux user interface, I'd say copying is all good, but you can't always copy your competitor. it's better to invent new things and make your competitor copy you. then you've made it and have entered the competiti
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   by ashkav 13y ago

   I'm no expert at cryptography and all that stuff, but i find the model of the httpsy link quite interesting. You include the identity of the site you're linking to in an extended httpsy address, so that you can be sure that you land on the
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   by ashkav 13y ago

   isn't it funny that the first windmills are reminiscent of oil wells, and current solar projects (in the US) are large solar arrays, blending again with the existing large-scale infrastructure? maybe this similarity is lofty associated, but
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   A robotic dragonfly with a wingspan of 63 cm(canadianmanufacturing.com)

   71 points by ashkav 14y ago|24 comments
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   Heiko Fischer: The Future of Work(youtube.com)

   1 points by ashkav 14y ago|0 comments