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901.
by delinka 10y ago
Indeed it does. If not, how then can you, "recall" the names of your family upon seeing their faces? You've stored a representation of each face, you've stored their names, and you retrieve that information to maintain t
902.
by delinka 10y ago
My brain is not a silicon-based processing unit with a von Neumann architecture. My brain, however, calculates, computes, stores, retrieves... It's a computer more advanced by evolution than we've built through our understanding o
903.
by delinka 10y ago
I'm not experienced with Java since ... long ago. Thanks for the information.
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by delinka 10y ago
The term "protocol" is held over from Obj-C. I guess because in Obj-C, the declaration of a class is wrapped in @interface...@end (the implementation is inside @implementation...@end) And it's annoying to have to explain this
905.
by delinka 11y ago
Have you seen mathematicians write code? For a website? We hired a few (we're in the crypto business) and we don't let them near production code. Ever.
906.
by delinka 11y ago
Agreed. A bit too much uniformity and not enough noise.
907.
by delinka 11y ago
"our users are stupid, just do everything for them" Oh, it's worse than that: "we know better than you regardless of your intelligence. trust us: this new UI is better for you; this new media file manager is better for y
908.
by delinka 11y ago
"I can't think of a single reason why Apple would want to delete the files from the user's computer..." Well, to save precious local storage space of course. Apple's just being helpful here. But seriously, sounds li
909.
by delinka 11y ago
Did you actually mean 'redundant'? If so, you first said 'white male' has no meaning. For it to be redundant in the 'white male and privileged' then it must also mean 'privileged.' I certainly agree o
910.
by delinka 11y ago
presumably a jquery CLI tool
911.
by delinka 11y ago
I'm trying to find where tptacek defends Cisco on this page. Not seeing it. Can you provide links?
912.
by delinka 11y ago
I swear I thought the presenters at that last media event actually called it "iPad Pro mini." I don't see any references to that on Apple's site so I guess I'll have to rewatch to address my sanity.
913.
by delinka 11y ago
Well, that's if Apple does the rounding. It'd be us, the plebeians, doing the rounding. No lawsuits over that.
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by delinka 11y ago
The author does say the article is about branding rather than hardware. That said, I'd fully expect the current Air devices (even if renamed) to remain in the lineup for quite some time yet. Although the iPad Air and the 10" iPa
915.
by delinka 11y ago
Assuming Sam's story is accurate, and given your comments: "In this case, Jeremy can claim that he is owed a huge percentage of the equity. Because there are no written agreements where his rights to the equity lapse..." This
916.
by delinka 11y ago
|---|* About this far. But seriously, we've had predictions of "strong AI in 5/10/20 years" for decades now. The best we'll be able to do in such a short timeframe is what we do now: study a problem, create a
917.
by delinka 11y ago
Do people memorize the YC company list? Are there enough that do and just instantly click 'upvote?'
918.
by delinka 11y ago
I think they'd call themselves Aurors.
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by delinka 11y ago
If you can find a pull-start gas engine lawn mower, you can learn lots from it. These things generally have a single piston. The pull string that you use to start it gets it moving in the right direction, and once it starts running on its o
920.
by delinka 11y ago
And don't forget the renewed crypto wars ...
921.
by delinka 11y ago
To where? What government on the planet doesn't have this kind of power over its country's citizens? Of the governments you can list, how many of those countries actually have civilization where a non-native wouldn't have to
922.
by delinka 11y ago
delete your dupe to revive some karma
923.
by delinka 11y ago
How does this thesis fit with manufacturers of 'premium' products? 'Premium' being those products that indeed compete with other products but are perceived as somehow better by consumers. Tablets are a good example: Thou
924.
by delinka 11y ago
Can you provide a link to a case? The only one I recall is about Lindows and that case settled out of court.
925.
by delinka 11y ago
That case was settled and a decision from a court was never reached. That is pretty far from claiming a Windows trademark is indefensible.
926.
by delinka 11y ago
People with experience in software wouldn't likely confuse the two pieces of software. But most people think "computers" and stop there. Most people visiting an app store would see "Windows" for 99 cents, buy it, th
927.
by delinka 11y ago
But then we've returned to the current status quo. Comsumers have to be knowledgeable enough to know when they have a case, or the lawyers are overloaded evaluating frivilous cases.
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by delinka 11y ago
So, in your opinion, if I built a software application that let you design and order plate glass in decorative form to be placed in the walls of your house and named this app "Windows" would Microsoft's inevitable attempts at
929.
by delinka 11y ago
"Providing an interactive website featuring online non-downloadable software" indicates to me that there could indeed be confusion in a repository of software code to be used by other applications. I'd suggest it's certa
930.
by delinka 11y ago
“No Win, No Fee” So people will begin to submit every little grievance since they won't get charged if they don't 'win' on the chance that they'll get a payout if they do win. At what point does JaaS stop scaling? P

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