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by ferrari8608 11y ago
> This chip powers its augmented reality headset that works by shooting light directly onto your eye, rather than sticking a screen in front of it. I'm curious to know exactly what they mean by shooting light directly into your eye.
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The Biggest Concerns About GMO Food Aren't Really About GMOs(vitals.lifehacker.com)
1 points by ferrari8608 11y ago|0 comments
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by ferrari8608 12y ago
You can limit the amount of retries, so a delay between attempts by default seems a little silly to me.
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by ferrari8608 12y ago
I've been using "sudo !!" (which I pronounce as sudo bangbang in my head) for a while now, mostly with vim for editing stuff in /etc. It's very nifty. Another nifty tool is vi editing mode. You run "set -o vi&q
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by ferrari8608 12y ago
Rice is also pretty cheap for what you get.
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Hexley the Platypus – The Darwin-OS Mascot(hexley.com)
1 points by ferrari8608 12y ago|0 comments
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by ferrari8608 12y ago
Really just about anything by Bradbury is a good read. We read that one in high school, Fahrenheit 451. I liked it so much that my mother also bought me The Martian Chronicles and The Illustrated Man, both of which are collections of relate
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by ferrari8608 12y ago
What about two or more startups that are competing with each other?
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by ferrari8608 12y ago
All AMD FX and Opteron CPUs support ECC. The APUs do not. For the CPUs that support ECC, it is still up to the motherboard manufacturer to support it on their end as well.
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by ferrari8608 12y ago
I don't mind.
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by ferrari8608 12y ago
My answer isn't great, but it's relevant due to your experience being somewhat similar to my own. I'm currently working my first job in IT, for two years now, after having only fast food and retail jobs. How did I get here? I
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by ferrari8608 12y ago
You should post the actual article rather than a URL to a list of articles which include the one in your title. It's in the posting guidelines, which you can find linked at the bottom of this page. "Please submit the original sour
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Firefox Nightly now plays Amazon.com Flash videos using Shumway(mail.mozilla.org)
1 points by ferrari8608 12y ago|0 comments
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by ferrari8608 12y ago
I haven't experienced that, at least not that I'm aware of. My coffee only really tastes "cooked" when left in the pot on the hot plate too long.
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by ferrari8608 12y ago
I order my beans from Sweet Maria's, roasted with a Whirley-Pop on the stove. It's relaxing; the various aromas throughout the roasting process fill the entire house. The whole process takes about fifteen minutes, and the coffee i
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by ferrari8608 12y ago
My work does as well. However, I roast, grind, and brew my own coffee all at home instead. Immediately upon finishing the brew, the coffee is poured into a 12-cup Thermos vacuum flask, the kind with a nice button pressure spout. With this,
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by ferrari8608 12y ago
7-Zip is open source and available for most major OS
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by ferrari8608 12y ago
Any time I see a use for lambda (typically only with the functional builtins), I just write a function instead. Two extra lines are worth it for the readability alone. You can also reuse a function, which makes more sense to me than potenti
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Bulletproof Coffee: Debunking the Hot Buttered Hype(gizmodo.com)
4 points by ferrari8608 12y ago|1 comments
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by ferrari8608 12y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8931999
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by ferrari8608 12y ago
This scenario is not limited to entrepreneurs and founders. The boyfriend described has a passion, is lucky enough to be getting paid to pursue said passion, and seems to keep it his highest priority. I currently 'know a guy' like
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by ferrari8608 12y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commodore_64 Also, more recently: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commodore_64x
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by ferrari8608 12y ago
A hum would work just as well. I was just trying to think of a noise I would expect from an electric device, and beeping was the first thing that came to mind. It's better than coil whine at least.
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by ferrari8608 12y ago
I just wonder, why does it have to be engine noise in particular? If I saw a Tesla, Leaf, Volt, etc. I wouldn't expect any engine or exhaust noise. Beeping, maybe.
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by ferrari8608 12y ago
I know plenty of people who consider reading, in any form, work.
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by ferrari8608 12y ago
Logic is, in my own opinion, derived from conclusions based on facts. Factual doesn't neccessarily mean proven. It does imply that one or more people really believe the thing to be true, though. That's what it is and how it works,
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by ferrari8608 12y ago
Most people use their PC for multimedia, among other things of course.
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by ferrari8608 12y ago
This is something I've been struggling to understand with some of the startups I read about on here. My lack of understanding is probably to do with the fact that I'm not an entrepreneur, nor do I desire to be. What I'm missi
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by ferrari8608 12y ago
Advances in sports and super cars often trickle down to the mainstream market eventually. Nobody needs a Mercedes Benz either, but the market as a whole does. http://www.mbusa.com/mercedes/benz/innovation
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by ferrari8608 12y ago
Is what you're saying that the lag is actually the period before the turbo spins up and starts producing boost? In somewhat different wording, the lag is the engine running as if it were NA until the turbo can spin up to a speed that i

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