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by clistctrl 15y ago
As a fellow foodie, but in Boston, tell your project manager his site is right on for the area. All really great suggestions.
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by clistctrl 15y ago
Boston is not in siberia.
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by clistctrl 15y ago
Like everything else in life, when obtained in moderation.
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by clistctrl 15y ago
You are exactly right about the intensity. He completed a weeks worth of work in less than 2 days. He worked for nearly 40 of the 48 hours he had.
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by clistctrl 15y ago
That is the craziest awesome thing i've seen while watching. It never occurred to me, but its so simply brilliant!
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by clistctrl 15y ago
You are almost entirely correct. I had severe internet addiction (or so i thought) when I was working at this web dev sweat shop. I found it nearly impossible to concentrate, I was on the internet more than I was concentrating on work. O
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by clistctrl 15y ago
I wonder how far away Blue Origin is in terms of making the same progress SpaceX seems to be making. Oh man, its like a good o' fashion space race!
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by clistctrl 15y ago
This is a wonderful thought... but at the same time all I can think is "Gee I hope google holds true to their motto"
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by clistctrl 15y ago
Professional chair-adjustment coordinator - proof new technology just shifts jobs, not destroys them.
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by clistctrl 15y ago
The music on this pubs site convinced me to go. http://www.thirstyscholarpub.com/home.htm
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by clistctrl 15y ago
I think this is one of those, great in theory but bad in practice kind of things.
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by clistctrl 15y ago
It will take just 1 good hacker with ideals
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by clistctrl 15y ago
May the robot overloads find a solution to our growing fat problem.
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by clistctrl 15y ago
fair enough
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by clistctrl 15y ago
I think the difference between today, and the past is the rate of change, and the barrier of entry for a displaced worker to move. The industrial revolution happened over decades, but the digital revolution happened in just a few years. P
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by clistctrl 15y ago
I can't speak for these guys, but I can tell you my experience. I dropped out after 1.5 years since my career got started way early. Without a degree you lack security. In every sense of the word. Getting a job means I have to go the e
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by clistctrl 15y ago
It's unfortunate there's no mention of using MIMO spatial correlation techniques to increase Performance.
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by clistctrl 15y ago
I don't know what I don't know. I wish there was a site where I can tell how stupid I am in any subject :D
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by clistctrl 15y ago
I have a strong desire to do something like this. I've been saving for the day that I can quit my job, and work on a start-up. At the same time I also want to move to somewhere like Costa Rica with exciting rain forests, and a lower cost
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by clistctrl 15y ago
I would not be surprised if by the time my kids are ready for college, I will be hearing about their excitement for a class where they learn about teaching various robot platforms new skills.
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by clistctrl 15y ago
From the markets point of view, I think the large majority of investors have already assumed its going to happen.
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by clistctrl 15y ago
What the hell is that floating moving group of penises? I can't read the article, my eyes keep moving to look at it. Waiting for the lasers to shoot something.
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by clistctrl 15y ago
If you're ever in Boston, i'll buy you a pint at the Cambridge Brewing Company. Way better than Peroni ;)
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by clistctrl 15y ago
So true, there's a lot of bad recruiters out there. However the few I know to be good, I try to keep a good relationship with.
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by clistctrl 15y ago
I find the innovation that competition spurs to be beautiful, even if that innovation is "just" squeezing performance out of every crevice you can find.
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by clistctrl 15y ago
I really like it, but I'm surprised to not see my google+ notifications on top.
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by clistctrl 15y ago
I wish I had Google's problems. "We have too many people who want our service, yes we currently have sufficient infrastructure, and yes we designed it to scale form day 1, but its not completely tested yet... fortunately you guys will wait
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by clistctrl 15y ago
What if the entity was a p2p program that was miraculously internationally recognized? The hard part to me convincing governments to give up power.
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by clistctrl 15y ago
I ask this completely seriously. What would it take to declare the domain of the internet as its own sovereign entity? The internet to me has become greater than just a communications network. It is a place where people connect/work/play
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by clistctrl 15y ago
I love having an ordinary day, maybe taking a ride on the T and overhearing a conversation about quantum mechanics or cryptology. Cambridge really does have a unique culture.

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