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by boyaka 12y ago
Found some links for US: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x17ul31_the-lost-interview-... http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x18dj2c_the-lost-interview-...
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by boyaka 12y ago
I dont post much on Facebook (almost nothing anywhere else), but a few times I see somebody post an article on a topic i read about on HN and I'll reply with a link to the discussion saying, "I also saw this on Hacker News".
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by boyaka 12y ago
Consumer reports needs to be called out for misleading people. Its painfully obvious that they were paid off, probably by Apple or their investors, to release this bogus study where they dont even bend it at the weak point, giving ammo to a
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by boyaka 12y ago
The only time I consciously put my phone (Galaxy Nexus) in my back pocket while sitting was when we were going on a water ride at the amusement park. I think it was worth the risk because we got soaked of course, but I definitely tried to n
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by boyaka 12y ago
Windows: Install Xampp, copy your files to C:\xampp\htdocs Right click xampp icon and start services Ubuntu: sudo apt-get install apache2 php5 mysql-server php5-mysql sudo service apache2 start/restart sudo service mysql start/res
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by boyaka 12y ago
Why associate natural with organic? Natural is utterly meaningless label marketing while Organic (USDA) and Non-GMO are actual certifications that have requirements, the latter of which is more trustworthy. There is absolutely a scientific
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by boyaka 12y ago
This is where I first stumbled upon evolutionary psychology: http://www.lloydianaspects.co.uk/evolve/evolmenu.html I was trying to make sense of some feminist arguments and this provided answers for me as well as lots
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by boyaka 12y ago
I was taught that funner is not a word, but after reading a debate about it I came to the conclusion that fun has transformed into an adjective in the modern English language, and it is therefore acceptable. It's just difficult to hear
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by boyaka 12y ago
Isn't that what net neutrality is for?
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by boyaka 12y ago
I believe the ideas of containerization used by docker actually cam FROM Google. I remember listening to a speaker talk about how it was based on what Google uses for their production server and is docker is a way for them to share that tec
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by boyaka 12y ago
I don't understand why so many people in the Apple vs Android debate are completely oblivious to the fact that Apple is just a lot smoother transitioning from task to task and handling lag so that the user doesn't notice it. I&#x2
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by boyaka 12y ago
Even better, why not just let people enable/disable the ethnicities? Could even make it so it draws the most recently enabled race on top of the rest. I'm trying to get an idea for where each ethnicity lives and it would be so muc
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by boyaka 12y ago
"Technically, what happened was that the virtual machine manager abandoned the event currently in progress and returned to the event dispatcher. It's the kernel-mode equivalent to swallowing exceptions in window procedures and ret
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by boyaka 12y ago
How about paying thousands of engineers/designers $100k+ salaries to work on it for the past year?
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by boyaka 12y ago
So it's socially inappropriate because it's not allowed by a gigantic corporation (that films everything we do at their restaurants), as well as stuck up fancy institutions that will scoff at your shoes and not let you in for that
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by boyaka 12y ago
University of the Pacific had the six month co-op 5 year program as well (was required in my time but I believe there are some alternatives these days). My manager in my first internship would actually hire from our school and Waterloo, nor
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by boyaka 12y ago
I agree with your 3 points but I would add one more that isn't positive: 4) designed to the limits of failure, low design quality/resilience
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by boyaka 12y ago
Not much of an answer. How the heck do they lay it and control slack at greater than 8000 meters? How do they verify the cable is on the seabed at those depths?
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by boyaka 12y ago
I read the entire article. It does not go into detail about the deepest parts of the ocean. The closest it gets is when it talked about the calculations required to lay cable from the UK to Africa, but this is still close to shore (I rememb
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by boyaka 12y ago
That's in shallow water, not answering his question.
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by boyaka 12y ago
One that doesn't use x86, iOS, or Android?
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by boyaka 12y ago
>Where do data for HDI computation come from? Life expectancy at birth is provided by the UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs – the UN Population Division; mean years of schooling are based on UNESCO Institute for Statistics (UI
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by boyaka 12y ago
I'm certainly interested in trying it out! I've really only gotten hands on with virtualizing Linux within itself. Being more advanced than the average user I've never had much of a desire for running Windows apps within Linu
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by boyaka 12y ago
I believe he is referring to x86. ARM has the advantage in mobile because of power efficiency, but it does not have the compatibility with the commodity consumer hardware necessary for the desktop/laptop experience. I would like to see
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by boyaka 12y ago
Here's a post about the technology behind SoundCloud from a couple of months ago [1]. I agree that this is a great example of a cloud service. While it might not be completely optimized for one particular platform, I am able to hop bet
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by boyaka 12y ago
It was sarcasm. I'm implying the most common societal deterrent used in the US, based on my observations. I honestly have no idea how we could deter stealing in society. If I were to be serious I'd say the biggest source of the is
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by boyaka 12y ago
Computers in UNIX http://www.linusakesson.net/programming/pipelogic/index.php
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by boyaka 12y ago
Keeping the ni$#(!s out?
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by boyaka 12y ago
I'm still pretty noob at Japanese, but I have lived there for 6 months and took 3 semesters of introductory classes. I've never had the motivation to study, but I thought I'd plug a really cool flash card type app called Wani
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by boyaka 12y ago
I guess that works for the majority of people, but in order to satisfy me they need to admit to and take responsibility for their widespread product failures. With each of the products I listed in my post above I have long stories about the

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