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541.
by grizzles 10y ago
This isn't bonkers at all. It'll be absolutely necessary if we want to do anything significant in space at a reasonable cost per kilogram. For example, if you are an entrepreneur and take on the challenge to build a robot to mine
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by grizzles 10y ago
He could daisy chain a squadron flying air support ships to send his packets back to the nearest fiber hub multiplexed over various mediums, eg. LIFI, 5G, a neutrino emitter, etc.
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by grizzles 10y ago
You can release code and still violate the GPL in other ways. For example, there are binary blobs out there and the GPL is pretty unequivocal on this point: "The source code for a work means the preferred form of the work for making mo
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by grizzles 10y ago
Since Fuscia is a new kernel, that means it will probably only support Google hardware. The status quo right now among android hardware vendors is to violate the GPL, and they have faced few if any repercussions for doing so. I wonder if Fu
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by grizzles 10y ago
A really nice thing about code written from the 90s and earlier is that it was designed from the get go to be perfomant, because it had to be. No one in conventional sw writes code like that anymore, not really. eg. When was the last time y
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by grizzles 10y ago
Any chance this release will include custom auth support? The lack of that was our main reason for staying away.
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by grizzles 10y ago
github.com
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by grizzles 10y ago
Why do you say sub-market? When Disney or any other huge corporation outsources their IT dept to India / China, that's the MARKET. Good Luck putting an import tax on virtual goods / services.
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by grizzles 10y ago
That's a bad inference to make. It certainly doesn't mean that. It's the rule, not the exception for new tech companies to experience a flat line or no growth period. The onus is on management to get out of that death spira
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by grizzles 10y ago
If you run a small business, it's a real thing. On wages, it's nearly impossible to compete with the big corporations. That leaves you with one choice - outsource your engineering to China or India. Or they could just come here (w
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by grizzles 10y ago
It might be possible with a Tango phone.
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by grizzles 10y ago
It won't happen. Because it's not North vs. South anymore, it's uneducated vs educated, rural vs urban, old vs young. Your grandpa voted for Trump.
553.
by grizzles 10y ago
Publishers could simply use regular urls for their tiny files.
554.
by grizzles 10y ago
Exactly right.
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by grizzles 10y ago
Thanks for your feedback. What do you think about this (filename preserving) scheme: example.org/urlcache/path/to/file/file.mimext?hashalg=hash eg. example.org/urlcache/file.png?sha384=9b78b27b73668784e38c
556.
by grizzles 10y ago
That doesn't release the IP into the public domain. The issue is that it's in a zombie state that creates liability / uncertainty for anyone that wants to use it.
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by grizzles 10y ago
As an engineer, I've always resented the unnecessary time I spend waiting for data in web browsers, so the bad state of caching in web browsers is an issue that's been on my mind for a long time. There are a few ways to improve th
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by grizzles 10y ago
The investors should get an automatic tax benefit for releasing the IP into the public domain. There are great companies that you've never heard of that die every day and nothing ever happens to their IP. It's a massive economic w
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by grizzles 10y ago
This is pretty common misconception among first time entrepreneurs. If you need one, I could name a half a dozen great ideas off the top of my head. I think most entrepreneurs could. The bottom line is, if you want to build a business, you
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by grizzles 10y ago
I agree. Every major human civilizations in history that has arisen has eventually collapsed, usually due to resource exhaustion. It's arrogant to think that ours won't. It's just going to be on a much much bigger, global sca
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by grizzles 10y ago
Yes it does. The Libratus bot uses a conterfactual regret minimization algorithm variant of the CMUs teams' own design to calculate endgame strategy. The inputs to that algorithm explicitly takes into account previous player behavior.
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by grizzles 10y ago
Libratus biggest edge is probably grinding away at their blunders & tendencies (eg. Don never check raise bluffs in this spot, so I can safely value bet). It would be really interesting if they published the bots results vs. a mythical
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by grizzles 10y ago
There is an entrepreneur I follow on Twitter working on this. Press Release: http://www.orica.com/News---Media/australian-research-pilot-...
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by grizzles 10y ago
Insert loud horn noise here. Didn't use the catch phrase "Drain the Swamp" to get traction. NEXT.
565.
by grizzles 10y ago
Take a holiday. Get a dog. Work less. Exercise more.
566.
by grizzles 10y ago
Nice article. I think he's underestimating the failure on the sales team. They needed to find the intersection of Oracle customers and customers that needed the unique OLTP features of their product. I would have tried to bring an ex-O
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by grizzles 10y ago
It's surprising that there is no Wifi Direct or BT between the car and the phone. Someone on the Tesla sw team dropped the ball. That's a must have feature.
568.
by grizzles 10y ago
I've both met and talked with Sergey Brin. It's not like it's an everyday occurrence but it's happened. So, what's your problem? It shouldn't need to be said but this is totally OT, because the parent comment i
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by grizzles 10y ago
Google mgmt fake releases and then subsequently cancels unlaunched products all the time. They do it to assess market viability and also to stymie competitors. Ara is notable because of the breadth of the project, but it was really just ab
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by grizzles 10y ago
Doug Polk is WCGRider.

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