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12y ago
I have a quite strong feeling that certain complex automated systems within financial services / insurances domain could reach those LOC levels. Including all the frontend side, internal backend logic, possible web services, internal t
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12y ago
http://maddox.xmission.com/
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Ask HN: What is the most accurate 3D indoor positioning method in small spaces?
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12y ago
There are valid scenarios for robbing during the night - for example in many holiday destinations with villas, holiday apartments etc. it is expected that when there are people inside the house, there is also cash money, laptops, tablets, s
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gerhardi
12y ago
I am sorry if this is ever discussed, but could someone tell me why "a man died" is a big news that we should care about? It's all about the context, who/what/where/etc.
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12y ago
Imagine that you go running with a friend. You run at 0.9 * speed of light and your friend runs at 0.8 * speed of light in the exact opposite direction. How fast are you getting away from each other?
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12y ago
Somehow it feels unbelievable that yoga related activities is a $100B market in total?
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12y ago
Many of the eastern European countries have probably quite equivalent standards of treatment and facilities for lower price tag than in California. I know quite well some people from Estonia, Poland, Latvia and Czech republic and none have
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12y ago
I mean that Vint might have some difficulties to make their users happy, if there are thousands of people waiting for their spot. At least for me the interesting stuff is to spread my message and I have a hunch that it might possibly get re
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12y ago
So how many days will it take for everyone to tell their message, if there are 20 message slots per day?
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Supercell profits jump as mobile gaming grows (Revenue $892M, EBITDA $464M)
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13y ago
If/when the cure makes it through the final tests to the market, the sad thing is that they are probably going to rip off everyone who needs it, no matter what are the real costs. But anyway, a life is worth everything(?)
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13y ago
Exactly... it is like a service providing just "Clothes." - I don't want just "Clothes" even though I do need clothes.
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13y ago
No information on coffee varieties, degree of roast, country of origin of beans. Arabica? Robusta? Blended? How dark roast or can I choose? For now I'll prefer to ground my beans at the supermarket, as I know what I'll get. Edit:
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13y ago
Could someone explain how is the blockchain going to maintain integrity and the transfer lag is taken into account "when" bitcoin is globally used everywhere and thousands if not millions of transactions are happening every single
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13y ago
Before I saw this, I couldn't imagine email messages through a form to be more expensive than SMS messages.
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13y ago
This kind of work in investment banking sector seems quite sad - you are no longer doing work for living, but the other way around. I have absolutely no experience on what particular type of tasks are done in these positions. Could someone
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13y ago
woowwwwowoww... now the wording is very critical, the real deal is other way around - they have used torture techniques that (too) many people would consider interrogation.
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13y ago
It seems to say that "it is not an infringement of copyright for an _authorized entity_ to reproduce..."
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13y ago
The subtitles are transcription of art made by other people. As a contrast, you shouldn't borrow books from a library and read them aloud and record it and start distributing your "self made" audio books on your website.
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13y ago
I partially understand the motive here; I guess that only under one percent of these "fansubs" are used with legitimately downloaded video material (never heard of this happening) and the availability and ease of use of the subtit
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13y ago
If the new second is found to be longer than the old second, then for example long distance travels won't take as many seconds than before. Oh wait... sorry.
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13y ago
This seems just like something I was looking for, just registered few moments ago!
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13y ago
Sure, thats why it only smells like it. In this case only the boy is imprisoned and beaten in jail and his parents are extorted for half a million dollars to get their son back to safety.
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13y ago
Wow.. This so smells like North Korea. A bad joke here and there or getting too tempered after bad game and the police throw you into jail. Of course I hope that he really was just joking - I've even heard of video game rage that has d
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13y ago
Do you think that it is Snowden who is hurting USA or the actions USA (NSA/CIA/etc) has taken and tried to hide?
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13y ago
Now my (naive?) hopes are a tiny bit higher that the American espionage suspects will get extradited from USA to Germany to face charges and possible punishments. Edit: has such action EVER taken place?
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13y ago
If the documents reveal who are behind this, would USA be willing to extradite the suspects to Europe for trial and punishment?
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13y ago
I think there is a possibility of a trick here - the document is not given to Snowden, but he somehow already actually is in Ecuador and Ecuador's officials have this document and he has been granted passage. This way Aeroflot's s
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13y ago
Enterprise stuff in the domain of insurances: new version around once a month to production, datafixes whenever they are urgent. BI/DW & reporting side with quite a bit faster cycle, around once a week, as the requirements of the e
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