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by ccozan 13y ago
also, quite important to the style: leave that 1st person "I" away. Every time when I read a resume like this I see a much overrated person, full of him/herself, former glory seeking new validation, etc. A big sign DON'T
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by ccozan 13y ago
Yes, but you can download and install at minimal cost any old version of Libre/Openoffice and read your Staroffice documents. You are not quite left stranded. And also I assume the code to read that format still resides in a repository
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by ccozan 13y ago
More likely like a modern William Gibson plot. Mystery and modern technology in the same place. Objects that do not want to be tracked. Definitively Gibson style.
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by ccozan 13y ago
The latest development is that the Chinese have measured a small earth quake in the sea, 1.5h after the plane has vanished. Which kind of explains why we don't find it or we shouldn't seek where it could land: it's on sea fl
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by ccozan 13y ago
I am using Insync, it works flawless. It does cost a one time fee, but that's it.
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by ccozan 13y ago
I applaud this. This is the spirit we need to succeed in space.
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by ccozan 13y ago
Very interesting. It looks like a interactive document/hypertext backed-up by a schema-less store ( much like JSON, with hierarchies ). Also I liked the idea to build "views" from the document(s).
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by ccozan 13y ago
Next in press: "The real life of Leeroy Jenkins"
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by ccozan 13y ago
Counddown here: http://live.china.org.cn/2013/11/29/coming-soon-china-launch...
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ESA to actively help China with Chang'e 3 Launch(esa.int)
1 points by ccozan 13y ago|1 comments
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by ccozan 13y ago
I highly recommend Markus Hutter's book: "Universal Artificial Intelligence: Sequential Decisions Based On Algorithmic Probability" ( http://www.amazon.com/Universal-Artificial-Intelligence-Algo... ) Beware, y
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by ccozan 13y ago
actually on the ecat.com site :"Leonardo Corp guarantees a COP of 6 for the ECAT, meaning that it takes a required 1 kW of input power to produce 6 kW of heat", which is, granted, quite an achievment.
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Let's remember XV(trilon.com)
3 points by ccozan 13y ago|0 comments
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by ccozan 13y ago
Not really impressed, also FB login? They could've at least added Google also. TBH, my http://www.last.fm/events is more useful, I find.
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by ccozan 13y ago
OK, that's a bit creepy, I admit. But for a teenager, could be a great feature. Honestly, I'd also like to know when <insert some old rock band> concerts in my area.
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by ccozan 13y ago
I don't see this. The partnerships page are just some "badges" a company gets when it starts selling other companies solutions/software/hardware. In this case, google enterprise has nothing to do with android and th
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Okay, Google, you officially beat Siri(venturebeat.com)
86 points by ccozan 13y ago|65 comments
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by ccozan 13y ago
I worked for a system like this, but for Philips. Could be that the company ( cannot tell the name!) sold the solution to LG. Actually this was meant to display channel suggestions, not ads. Seems like since last time they twisted it. Quite
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by ccozan 13y ago
It is not about a faster processor, but the architecture, X8 in this case. This is what makes the Moto X very interesting, like the always on and some other quirks. I agree that a cheap performant phone is what is quite revolutionary. Googl
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by ccozan 13y ago
I hoped it is based on the X8 architecture, but is just "normal". So it makes not sense to compare it with Moto X, is a different phone, different target, is no "little brother", more like a distant "poor cousin&quo
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Motorola G [live event](youtube.com)
1 points by ccozan 13y ago|0 comments
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by ccozan 13y ago
I think this is the best solution, with swapoff -a of course. If you use programs that keep memory allocated, the modern kernels will kill them at some point, before chocking. You can/should then disable that though, see some good art
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by ccozan 13y ago
Most of the work in software is done in head without computer. I think I effectively write code for maybe 1h-2h a day in very high intesity bursts, rest is just refining ideas/architectures in head. The latter I can do it while doing
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by ccozan 13y ago
Yes, the nice thing about the MOTOACTV is that it runs independently, you can sync it when you are at home, or near your Android phone. The music player is surprisingly good and the headset is OK too. Another nice one: if you decide to take
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by ccozan 13y ago
But I already have one : http://www.motorola.com/us/MOTOACTV-16GB-Golf-Edition/121481... is technically not a watch ( it does display the hour though) , but I saw its power and I use the features daily. And looks
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by ccozan 13y ago
I think the success of the Dropbox depends on the common people wanting to simply share/keep their files and not necessarily if someone can keep 300k+ files in there. For me as a hacker, I have at my disposal ( due also to higher incom
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by ccozan 13y ago
Hey Kevin, thanks for replying, that's quite rare. Given the circumstances, please accept my apollogies for doubting you. You evidently put some effort into getting the truth to the surface and I thank you for this. With this in mind,
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by ccozan 13y ago
Any data can be faked. Just because of some release dates, you name that evidence? Maybe the classic.pm guy wrote the plugin ealier, had it on a site, this 937 guy got it and put it up for sale. There is no way to prove it, but I do think t
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by ccozan 13y ago
Look, code937. I will simply say that all that what you say is a lie and was cooked up cleverly. You don't provide a name of yourself, a history about you, nothing. while the guy who wrote the code, has publicitly a name, a history beh
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by ccozan 13y ago
just cute. Poor soul, has no idea how USB mice works on linux shakes head . ( appollogizes in advance for the unavoidable ad-hominem comment ).

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