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by ct4ul4u 16y ago
I suspect that is inevitable. This is a heinous violation of the privacy of minors in their parents homes. I suspect that prosecutors will be forced to reach for the biggest hammer they have.
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by ct4ul4u 16y ago
I don't think Facebook is buyable right now. Consider how wide the PDF of its future values is. There is a chance that Facebook will be bigger than Google. I'm sure many of you have reasons why it won't happen, but it is plausible. It's
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by ct4ul4u 17y ago
I suspect that "I think the time for filling the holes in the Twitter service has come and gone" should be read as "I won't invest in something like that anymore." He's a VC after all. My take is that he wants to see more interesting and
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by ct4ul4u 17y ago
Maybe they think these skills define membership in a useful cluster?
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by ct4ul4u 17y ago
Chris Anderson is not actually an expert on anything, you know. He's just somebody who has made a bunch of anecdotal observations and written a few books about them.
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by ct4ul4u 17y ago
There must be some campaign of secrecy around ASN.1. When I mention it to otherwise well-informed developers, they have never heard of it. It doesn't help that the really high performance marshalling libraries aren't open source.
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by ct4ul4u 17y ago
I would assume he meant the legal boundaries of the City of Houston, which is what the term "proper" usually means in that case.
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by ct4ul4u 17y ago
These sound like technology use cases to me.
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by ct4ul4u 17y ago
And affect is also a noun (psychology term). -r
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by ct4ul4u 17y ago
How does he get from the the text of the article, which approximately says "It would be useful in some cases for a database to be dynamically typed" to the sweeping statement "Databases Should be Dynamically Typed". As others have noted, re
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by ct4ul4u 17y ago
I think the problem Google Wave is intended to solve is Facebook. Facebook being a problem for Google, rather than a problem for the user.
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by ct4ul4u 17y ago
While I agree that "positive rights" frequently amount to legally mandated wealth transfer, saying your neighbors must "work as slaves" is a bit extreme. A slave has no choice as to whether they work, what they work on, and how they work.
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by ct4ul4u 17y ago
For the most part, the only thing angel investors have is cash. They have nothing you should pay them for. Fred Wilson's support for Jason Calcanis' position is particularly telling, given that Union Square provides a great deal more than
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by ct4ul4u 17y ago
His life is not on the line. He will have the opportunity to take more risks in the future. When he tries out armed robbery, I'll start to believe he's putting his life on the line.
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by ct4ul4u 17y ago
One point, garbage collection is a risky job and there is a substantial risk premium built into the salary.
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by ct4ul4u 17y ago
The Pareto principle is an observation . It does not declare that all distributions are Pareto distributions. The application of the observation to optimization is not itself the Pareto principle.
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by ct4ul4u 17y ago
I am confident that ongoing over-promising will make AI winter a continuing reality.
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by ct4ul4u 17y ago
I'm really tired of all the people who think they have the line on the best way to do something, particularly when that something involves interacting with human beings. We're all hill climbing here. Nobody even knows if we're on the righ
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by ct4ul4u 17y ago
He's got a model of Stonehenge and it's not 18" high.