bischofs

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Apple should stop selling four-year-old computers(theverge.com)
12 points by bischofs 10y ago|2 comments
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Just the FAQs about Little Endian(ibm.com)
2 points by bischofs 10y ago|1 comments
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by bischofs 10y ago
I think nuclear is a technology that is beyond what the current human society can support - we really are not ready for the technology until we deal with uneducated masses, fundamentalism, techno-literacy etc
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Tech slowdown threatens the american dream(technologyreview.com)
1 points by bischofs 10y ago|0 comments
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by bischofs 10y ago
Why don't they just drop in the new gen (6) intel cpus? Or did they?
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by bischofs 10y ago
I just got a Dell precision 15 with ubuntu 14.04, $2K after tax - I returned it because the wifi rarely works, The gpu switching makes the gpu basically unusable because of screen tearing ( X.org sucks), and the battery life still is terrib
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by bischofs 11y ago
What does this have to do with software or tech? are developers all depressed or something? Is this site just turning into another reddit? Someone please help me to understand why hacker news should be a safe place for depressed people to t
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Ask HS: can TensorFlow be used for combinatorial optimization problems?
4 points by bischofs 11y ago|2 comments
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by bischofs 11y ago
Yeah that is true, as a tech worker you have a good financial path ahead of you. But we have to remember that you can't build or maintain a society on software - people doing social work and working for non-profits need to be able to m
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by bischofs 11y ago
I would rather have too many startups then not enough - I am from Detroit and we would love a more entrepreneurial environment and more investment capital.
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by bischofs 11y ago
I think this is one of those dreams that will always be pushed into the future. People will always want to own new things that come out even if we see them as useless. The cost of living always rises and people will want to work to afford i
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by bischofs 11y ago
It is incredibly frustrating to not have more options outside of California (from Michigan) over IC engines. Modern gas engines are getting more and more complex in order to meet stricter emissions standards while still delivering fuel econ
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Ask HN: Quick and automated backup for startup
2 points by bischofs 11y ago|0 comments
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by bischofs 11y ago
agree, this guy likes the smell of his own farts. Would not want to work for or under him.
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by bischofs 11y ago
Why do you have to be 20 to be doing something interesting? Also why is it assumed that every new innovation that some 20 year old ivy league drop comes up with is good for our society and our culture? To me most start ups are just superflu
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Ask HN: Any devs/hackers in Bogota?
2 points by bischofs 11y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Web Framework for light and fast development
2 points by bischofs 11y ago|3 comments
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Ask HN: At what point could exe's run on Linux
1 points by bischofs 11y ago|1 comments
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by bischofs 11y ago
I'm 25 and find this kind of depressing, any good society takes care of its elders (read: not old, just older) These are the folks that toiled away on the compilers, libraries, and patterns that we have been standing on to build the cu
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by bischofs 11y ago
Getting a connection refused when I run it locally...
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by bischofs 11y ago
I get what you are saying, but it is not the content I have a problem with it's the position my body is in to look at the smaller screen. Because it is so thin and the screen only comes up probably 10 - 12 inches from any surface you a
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by bischofs 11y ago
I used one for a week and kind of had the same problems I had with other tiny laptops...it is nice that is so portable but unless you use it really close to your face you have to hunch over in any other position then on a desk right next to