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by delegate 9y ago
job, How did you come up with this idea ? I'm just curious what inspired you to work on it ?
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by delegate 9y ago
Archived - maybe. But it would be much more fun to transcribe it. You know, the way they used to copy books back in the days before the printing press. Lock yourself in a cave with some (hemp) oil candles, paper and an iPad and ... you&#x
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by delegate 9y ago
Might also be that the space people, being irritatingly pedantic also include bonuses and/or stock compensation , while the tab people, always lazy and all over the place, just barfed the first number that came to mind. The answer, as
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by delegate 9y ago
Interestingly, the way things are right now, when it comes to governance model on a global scale, the Big Bad Banks are more decentralized than Bitcoin or any other crypto currency. Even if it weren't so, I still don't get why t
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by delegate 9y ago
This appreciation in price has made a lot of shady people fabulously rich. While MtGox still has 200k BTC, the thief(s) went away with 650k BTC - now worth almost $2B - richer then most hot shot unicorn startup founders worshiped these days
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by delegate 9y ago
This article follows a similar line of reasoning as people who go "What global warming, look how cold it is outside!". The author brushes off the fact that Amazon has caused (is causing) countless retail shops to go out of busines
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by delegate 9y ago
I guess it's a lot cheaper to build square angles, then 'organic' shapes. Just a guess, though.
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by delegate 9y ago
I tried not to make value judgement in my comment, because, well, I don't really know wether this whole thing is good or bad. I'm just observing the phenomena - seems like confluence of power is unavoidable, a law of nature if you
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by delegate 9y ago
There is no going back, this 'battle' was lost a long time ago. We've tried so hard to make technology ubiquitous and accessible to everyone . We thought that that was a good idea at the time, except we didn't really u
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by delegate 9y ago
Totally agree with you, especially about the Nazis. I've tried to explain my method for making ethical choices - remove rationality, remove 'what's good for others - country, nation, etc', remove 'circumstance and c
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by delegate 9y ago
It doesn't have to be a complex topic. People braid ideas and emotions together to arrive at unsolvable hairballs like the one you're describing (which my rational self totally understands) - while the genie (monster) is out of th
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by delegate 9y ago
Those people were designing devices to kill large numbers of (innocent) civilians. Given those goals that they had, why would anyone expect them to behave 'ethically' or care about the side effects of their activity ? Of course th
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by delegate 9y ago
For some reason, I've always suspected that this life might all be a dream and one day I will wake up as a 7-year old boy just starting school. And I always wonder - if that happens - what should I do ? (provided that all the 'tru
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by delegate 9y ago
Yes. Also, from a passenger's perspective, it's self-driving.
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by delegate 9y ago
> Are you an idiot? Of course ! Aren't you ? Come on, where's your sense of humor ? I mean, the sheer stupidity of such a bug isn't worth a serious comment. It's just ridiculous that hundreds of millions of computers
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by delegate 9y ago
Aliens: We come in peace ! Humans: Welcome to Earth ! Aliens: So we notice you've invented the Computer ? What is the name of the dominant and most widely used operating system on this Planet ? Humans: Windows ! Aliens: Windows ? Melte
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by delegate 9y ago
> They are obviously shitty people and everything they touch is shit. I think this is considered praise nowadays. As long as money flows, all rest is secondary.. (Btw, I have no notion of the back story, I just found your phrasing amusin
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by delegate 9y ago
True story. Friend of mine takes mushrooms for the first time, has a massive 'bad' trip, sees himself dying and realizes that life is short and fragile and if he survives the trip, he will make something out of it. Of course he s
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by delegate 9y ago
Top model has 1TBGB SSD ! That's 1 terabyte gigabyte or zillions of all kinds of bytes :). Typos aside, hardware looks promising, but Windows... The only place were I'm ok with Windows is a multi monitor gaming rig.. And that&#x27
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by delegate 9y ago
I have to admit that I'm leaning more and more towards a similar view. There's a (rapidly growing) Ocean of content out there and any one's contribution looks more and more like an insignificant drop in that Ocean. Consumers
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by delegate 9y ago
Why are you so convinced that it's not happening ? Each time something , which used to be done by humans, is done by a machine, that time spent doing that something is no longer payed to a human and only a fraction goes to the maker
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by delegate 9y ago
Didn't Uber pay like $680,000,000 for this technology ?
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by delegate 9y ago
The author seems to forget that Russia (then USSR) was the first to put a man into space, while under an economic blockade ... And what does it have to do with Mars anyway ? Are we going to take our primitive geopolitical structure that we
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by delegate 9y ago
I used to think that way too until I opened my project in Visual C++ (with the Visual Assist addon). The productivity boost was so great that I've decided to never use Xcode for C++ again and do all my development in a VM if I have to.
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by delegate 9y ago
Does it support C++ ? To me, "Visual Studio" is about C++ development and I miss a similarly powerful C++ IDE on the Mac. From what I can see, it only supports C# (and family), so what good is it to a C++ / OSX dev ?
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by delegate 9y ago
http://thoughtmaybe.com/facebook-cracking-the-code/ Watched it last night and I think it's very relevant to this discussion. Now I don't think its Facebook, the company that has these scary social side effe
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by delegate 9y ago
>I'm embarrassed of our leaders, and those who continue to support them. Don't. Many countries are in a similar situation. Populism has already won over major countries (US, UK, Turkey, Russia, ... ) or is on a close #2 in man
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by delegate 9y ago
Some funny gems: > You will remain a replaceable silhouette with no discernible identity. > This isn't C or C++, where you just include files like a caveman. >The upside is, you will curse it at compile-time instead of at runt
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by delegate 9y ago
This game is and always will be an integral part of me. The number of hours I've spent fighting the Zerg, the screams and shouts of my friends from the other room and the subsequent conversations after the game ended... "If I&#x27
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by delegate 9y ago
Beautiful !

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