edgarvm

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by edgarvm 10y ago
Better automation != General AI
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Solar Now Produces a Better Energy Return on Investment Than Oil(robertscribbler.com)
447 points by edgarvm 10y ago|244 comments
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by edgarvm 10y ago
It'll never cost $0, even if we could satisfy all the demand of energy with solar power, electric grids still involve costs, same as roads.
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0-day exploit for Firefox/tor on windows(wordfence.com)
27 points by edgarvm 10y ago|1 comments
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by edgarvm 11y ago
The same thing for Unaoil scandal, it's not being covered by the media
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by edgarvm 11y ago
Looks very interesting, too bad they don't accept paypal
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by edgarvm 11y ago
Is this project dead?
38.
by edgarvm 11y ago
Which library do you use to support both?
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by edgarvm 11y ago
I was expecting something more convincing like benchmarks, PostgreSQL has a lot of nice features and that's is a good thing for development, but just for development.
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by edgarvm 11y ago
TOAD DBA Suite for SQL Server is nice too, very expensive though
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by edgarvm 12y ago
And yes, it's still available to download http://www.bricklin.com/history/vcexecutable.htm
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by edgarvm 12y ago
Solitaire (Solitude) is nice but it has a weird bug, some cards cannot be found
43.
by edgarvm 12y ago
old news: February 25, 1988
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The strangest moon in the Solar System(medium.com)
21 points by edgarvm 12y ago|0 comments
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by edgarvm 12y ago
It's just an idea but I think any advanced civilization aware of threats of GRB would try to transmute from its organic form to avoid extinction.
46.
by edgarvm 12y ago
Indeed, their cellphones were solid as rock, even the cheapest ones had a huge usability, I still miss my first Nokia 1112.
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by edgarvm 12y ago
>So your best bet is to hire people who share your passion Seems like the PHB still does not get the idea
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by edgarvm 13y ago
I think they deserve it
49.
by edgarvm 13y ago
For SQL Server OPENDATASOURCE and OPENQUERY can do the trick too
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by edgarvm 13y ago
Try it on chrome for Android
51.
by edgarvm 13y ago
what does mean 0[object Object]?
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by edgarvm 13y ago
1024*1024=1048576 TCP port is a 16-bit value i.e. only values between 0 a 65535 are valid, it's not a wide range at all
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by edgarvm 14y ago
in a very different context something slighty close to it already exists: QML