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" ...for the same reason the idea of "standing on the shoulders of giants" is not accepted in the world of copyright today anymore - corporate ...(executive's salary+stock+bonuses) `inventive creation' of insatible greed are today's giant s
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13y ago
`HN DDOS' again? Still spinning after five minutes on: http://boxfish.com/#!search/Klinger
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Time to dredge up out of the tar pits `The Mythical Man Month' and video how much a few lines of debugged code are worth.
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13y ago
Changing my gender and adding years to my age, makes for more bizarre and entertaining FB advertising spam.
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Crane lofting of final pod for completed anonymous intercontinental missle stack: [] Tor p2p anonymity [] Bitcoin: wallet blockchain verification and QR codes/smartphone for street trade [] Prepaid anonymous debit cards and... []: "...throu
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13y ago
Well now let's experiment: Prior permission is required before hyperlinks are directed from any website to this site: http://pmindia.nic.in/hyperlink.php
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13y ago
Correct link? Comic Sans font? The sparse near empty landing page?
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Mathematics' tomatodoxy puzzle: If the name of pi is pi itself, and the rate of the exponential is itself, what color is a chameleon on a mirror?
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13y ago
When `she' said "I hate math". Read as: I hate the public school/university mathematics rote droning pretentious pedagogy ecosystem. I personally still retain a enthusiastic thread of the childlike wonder and delight 15 contiguous years in
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13y ago
And today's Beanie Babies? {new, used ... open, jailbroken, Android iOS devices: phones phablets...}? {....Pogoplug, Arduino Uno, BeagleBone Black: A 1-GHz computer for $45 , $99 Parallela `45Ghz', Raspberry Pi's, embedded controllers...}?
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13y ago
Here I am. What can we do?
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13y ago
torBay: ... a tor transfer protocol of bitcoin/litecoin/ripple exchange/auction similar to eBay/Craigslist of ordinary legal/benign items without Silk Road scafflaw stigma. Primarily and legally(comments?) eliminate or at least frustrate n
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13y ago
What Worries Applied Mathematicians: "Put the headphones on. Set the dial to 89.5. It'll take a coupla-three seconds." "...Oh My God! ...Oh. My. God!!" "There it is." "...Do you have any idea what we're hearing?" `Life In the Divide' - mi
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Ask HN: Bitcoin Micro-Transaction App?
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13y ago
...and 'hereis': Service Temporarily Unavailable The server is temporarily unable to service your request due to maintenance downtime or capacity problems. Please try again later. Apache Server at hereistoday.com Port 80 I hope you resolve
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14y ago
More shrill desperation. The floor's huddled ears behind the closed door chews their forefinger tittering over Steve's vitriolic expletives and .... yes! There it it is! Throwing and breaking things!
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14y ago
...and for a facebook `likebot'? Facebook's endless stream of other friend's posts are often a chore to read through and thumbs-up `like'. A first-order dumb app is to like `em all. Your Chatbot could possibly offer a modest, relevant, and
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14y ago
Well-seasoned fifty pound familiar vintage steel vault pay phone, with a cell inside, VOIP-ing on your own or any open wifi. Running Redphone, or Silent Circle app, label it SECURE and.... and paint it red.
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14y ago
Yes. "Lots of Irritating Spurious Parentheses", far too many awkward SHIFT-0, SHIFT-9 for )(, and also that I'm left-handed and lazy at the keyboard, I remapped keybindings: `]' and `[' in emacs for `)' and `('. I've a suspicion that I'm no
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A Panopticon fog generator onto a mass -NOT denial of `service' -but to make their revenue model dysfunctional with noise? chaff noise `advert sense'... If not too much bandwidth, ... resources, just shooting off the cuff here, take the ext
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Secure Triggers Re: Ars Tech's GAUSS Malware
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A surd of Lisp? Found this yesterday: Are There Things-in-Themselves By Dr. Paul Carus Title: The Surd of Metaphysics 1903 without heirs to her fathers was gathered, Here at the auctioneer's "things-in-themselves" will be sold. ..........
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A `crypto app' I would like to have and see everyone use is to do the `...... beep .....' every 10 seconds. Until a transparently layered Redphone, etc., secure and universally used protocol, this app assumes this and every connection
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Oh gosh, this takes me back. `De Laude Scriptorum' In praise of Scribes by Johannes Trithimeus, Abbotus of Spondheim Abbey, what now, something like 600 years ago! A delightful and informative early book celebrating this most beautiful and
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How I will never lose another HN item #
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Good observation! I always like these minimalist signature loadings. I like the logo too, I see it as some kind of trans-binary trans-bi-state non-analog frequency peak-detector (0,1) state, not `ol tired familiar 0,1 on-off switch. Someth
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`k people, I wanna see a coupla-three dev teams getting these patent specs sewn up before Myo flips behind Apple's iwatch wristband wall. 1. Permute & Enumerate Discrete Associative Layer(PEDAL) Group. Enumerate all normative ergo kenes
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14y ago
Does it suffer `Gorilla Arm' as others? Is it necessary to keep one's arm aloft for hours to get in a day's work? It certainly looks exciting for momentary input.
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Last lines: "A brilliant op, clearly." "...Not to mention the irony noted by many that both Kurras and the radicals his criminal act gave birth to in the form of terrorism, were under the control of the Stasi. A brilliant op, clearly. And a
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1. "Be the change you want to see in the world." Q: What the hell does that mean? A: Objects and Methods evolve onto the onomatopoeiac holotrope. For example, holomorphic functions' identity of change: "I am that whose rate of change is my
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