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by dimitar 15y ago
What is the difference between this and the playlist in YouTube itself?
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by dimitar 15y ago
"East cited Microsoft's brand recognition among consumers." Really? This brand recognition didn't seem to be that important on phones. And there are Windows tablets (although with stiluses) since around 2000. Why would ARM say something lik
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by dimitar 15y ago
The reason why this article is hardly comprehensible is that author is reaching out to a libertarian crowd while noting a problem generally noticed by the left - labor rights.
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by dimitar 15y ago
Some fun that can fit on a poket calculator: 12345679 * 9 = 111111111 12345679 * 18 = 222222222 12345679 * 27 = 333333333 12345679 * 36 = 444444444 12345679 * 45 = 555555555 12345679 * 54 = 666666666 12345679 * 63 = 777777777 12345679 * 72
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by dimitar 15y ago
I think there are people who do, however they are such geeks that he is preaching to the choir :-)
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by dimitar 15y ago
The central claim by the researcher is dubious: that its easy by a lone attacker to find a 'vulnerable' ICS. If so, why aren't ICS sabotaged all the time?
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by dimitar 15y ago
Foxconn is dominant in its industry. Moving to a another location may eat up way too much from the pie. I'm not saying they shouldn't do the very least. A bit of CSR might be even good for business.
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by dimitar 15y ago
Very interesting page on rat social behavior: http://www.ratbehavior.org/norway_rat_ethogram.htm#SocialBeh...
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by dimitar 15y ago
I think he meant that the mouse was eaten by a rat. Rats are much bigger and hunt, kill and eat the similar but smaller mice. In fact there is a term for it: muricide. Rats also practice infanticide. So, yeah rodent morality is also complex
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by dimitar 15y ago
When a 10% corporate tax and 10% income taxes for individuals were introduced in Bulgaria, government ministries and agencies started increasing their indirect taxes to balance their budgets. Suddenly if you are running a business you'll ha
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by dimitar 15y ago
Don't all startups don't rip off from each other?
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by dimitar 15y ago
Minimalism - asceticism for rich people? Did I get it?
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by dimitar 15y ago
$25 bullets and $25000 rifles are insanely expensive. And I don't see how better rifles will bring an advantage - most coalition casualties are from mortar fire and improvised explosive traps - rebels have already lost preference for gun st
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The 140-Year Signal That's Never Been Wrong(fool.co.uk)
1 points by dimitar 15y ago|0 comments
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by dimitar 15y ago
I don't see why this post was downvoted. It is subjective, but it has a point - TeX is harder to use than Word or LibreOffice for most people. My anecdotal evidence - my professors stopped using it after 15 years around the year 2000 if not
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by dimitar 15y ago
You get the facts wrong. Depression is intense pain . People usually kill themselves intentionally when this pain becomes unbearable.
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by dimitar 15y ago
Through early morning fog I see visions of the things to be the pains that are withheld for me I realize and I can see... that suicide is painless It brings on many changes and I can take or leave it if I please.
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by dimitar 15y ago
Sure, but they are usually appointed by the majority party of parliament and its leader becomes head of government.
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by dimitar 15y ago
Negative feedback in markets often brings stability to a dynamical system and there is reason that there are negative feedback loops in markets. A popular model of a negative feedback relationship in markets is called the 'Demand curve'.
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by dimitar 15y ago
And what? He couldn't find any credible media to speak to?
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by dimitar 15y ago
I think its unfortunate that RMS speaks at RT - a channel that broadcasts Russian government propaganda and weird conspiracy theories.
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by dimitar 15y ago
This? http://aeroquad.com/ I'm not sure how much effort it will replace thought. I doubt everything can be abstracted away in a software.
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by dimitar 15y ago
I'm not really an aficionado, but I've done some basic feasibility research as part of school work in university (I'm studying Automation and Control Engineering, and we are tasked at presenting a possible quadrotor/quatrocopter solution fo
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by dimitar 15y ago
The team has developed an algorithm that in their words is “limited only by the battery life of the quadcopters and the number of parts available.” Wow, what an understatement. This is in fact the main problem. Motors consume a lot of ene
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by dimitar 15y ago
this is a round version. There is a Bulgarian startup that provides another version that you can play online with a community of other players: http://www.threechess.com/en
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by dimitar 15y ago
I think you can physically model the ionizing radiation of a nuclear event, without actually detonating a weapon, just condoms are tested for elasticity by filling them with pressured air and water. The detector may have been tested before
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by dimitar 15y ago
This is amazing. Usually parents try to teach kinds about mature life by making them do chores or get higher marks in school. And yet what do you learn this way? That life doesn't reward you for this no matter how many chores you do and how
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Did Android Really Look Like BlackBerry Before the iPhone?(osnews.com)
70 points by dimitar 15y ago|40 comments
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by dimitar 15y ago
Its just effects of the reality distortion field. I'm also under its influence sometimes :-D
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by dimitar 15y ago
The major difference from the prototype is that Android now is touch oriented. Swiping is a gesture - the Opera browser had one for ages. Its logical. App stores aren't unheard of before. Linux distributions had their equivalents for ages (

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