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by grizzles 10y ago
That's exactly what I said, yo. Just formulated a different way. So much for the 14th amendment.
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by grizzles 10y ago
Petraeus did it for sex. He got a fine, and no prison time.
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by grizzles 10y ago
This really puts the whole Hillary Clinton email scandal into perspective, huh? The message seems to be that if you leak classified data to the American people you get a big punishment, whereas if you leak classified data carelessly (Clinto
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by grizzles 10y ago
In solr vs elasticsearch, my understanding is that solr is more correct and has faster & better algorithms for certain edge cases. Though I'd be interested in hearing the details of any differences of opinion. Therefore Stratio&#x2
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by grizzles 10y ago
Most businesses try to make a profit. In business, competing against a high volume very low margin incumbent is pretty much #1 on the list of things you should never ever do.
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by grizzles 10y ago
That is low. A good formula would be to treat their stay as if it were forced employment. They should be pro rata'ed 3x the annual median household income annually (since it's a 24 hour a day commitment). And pay tax on it. It&#x2
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by grizzles 10y ago
I hate to be critical because I love the core idea, and YCRs wonderful corporate generosity. However, this is path dependency in action, in all it's anti-intellectual glory. The only value that will be extracted here is the publicity&
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by grizzles 10y ago
On Twitter, Nikesh is spinning it as a positive, no big deal. He says: I still love Masa, etc. So maybe it worked out well for him. Softbanks stock has declined somewhat since he is reported to have bought $487 million worth to become Softb
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by grizzles 10y ago
Sounds like a good open source business model to me. If OVH were distributing it exactly the way UbuntuCo was distributing it, eg. as an ISO on a http/ftp site then I don't think UbuntuCo would have the legal footing to do this. B
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by grizzles 10y ago
Because it was a science startup company. The underlying proprietary technology that the entire company is supposed to be based on is a fraud. It doesn't matter if their tech may one day only require a microlitre of blood to do a blood
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by grizzles 10y ago
Do you think it's fair to compare a startup with established multinational companies that have profits and a serious track record? These investors are presumably investing in something, not writing a blank cheque. I could go start a sp
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by grizzles 10y ago
It's shocking to find out that a science education is actually pretty useful for leading a science company. DFJ and the other investors should be getting way more of the blame for not doing proper due diligence on Theranos. It's k
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by grizzles 10y ago
I don't think you can generalize at all. Your comment is essentially self stereotyping. I'm good at math so I must be asian. Oops, that doesn't work for me. Blackberry was a great company once, with wonderfully generous found
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by grizzles 10y ago
Does Tango come with software to stitch together a 3d model with a texture? For example, could I use it to scan a shoe or other discrete object in front of a bluescreen? That's probably the first question on any web retailers mind.
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by grizzles 10y ago
It could be an iterative process, with niche domain and custom clause support. For small-mid business people interested in GTD, I think there would be enough utility gained by both sides to remain on the platform. For experienced business p
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by grizzles 10y ago
Great comment. Fantastic article. I wonder if they considered involving both sides of the contract from the get go. When I've negotiated small-mid size deals with other tech savvy folks, I've often thought a two sided chat style i
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by grizzles 10y ago
There is a good link here about the tech already in this industry: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s2S3eLrdqk4 In my opinion end to end automation in the textile industry is only a few rethink robotics style robots away fro
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by grizzles 10y ago
I read a study the other day that concluded that neuron regeneration can occur well past middle age. I think that's the only explanation for what happened here. He was easily the toughest senior citizen player that has ever lived.
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by grizzles 10y ago
I have an entirely different critique of the idea, based on the breadth of the experiment. I think there is a good case that the more people that have the basic income, the better chance there will be of network effects arising. For example
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by grizzles 10y ago
I guess we're moving into the sour grapes stage of the litigation. I guess corporations really are people: 1. denial (tick) 2. anger (TICK) 3. bargaining (tick) 4. depression (coming soon) 5. acceptance (#NeverAccept?)
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by grizzles 10y ago
Apis are still copyrightable according to the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals. That's not great, and I hope Congress does something about it for the other languages (eg. C#/.NET) that haven't yet been whitelisted as fair to
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by grizzles 10y ago
I hope this happens. I think that Mark Cuban as VP and President in 8 years would be great for entrepreneurs.
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by grizzles 10y ago
At this point it's irrelevant what the underlying language is. Apis will either be copyrightable or uncopyrightable. I hope Google wins but I don't think their lawyers did the best job litigating this. For example, where was the t
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by grizzles 10y ago
If there is any decent vertical feature, a good skydiver could try flying into it and sacrificing an arm. It probably wouldn't help but if we are talking optimal strategy here, that's probably near the top. A friend of mine had hi
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by grizzles 10y ago
It's not very nice looking. For aesthetics, they will need to ship it with a case or skin that's thin & strong. I don't often wish for mandatory bundling, but I hope that's what this is about: http://techc
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Mark Cuban on why he would be a great VP for Hillary Clinton(anewdomain.net)
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by grizzles 10y ago
tl;dr Moxie threatened to sue. They actually sued. Result: Wire's impl is fine. > Proteus is published as open-source under GPLv3 and we will continue to work with the community to make it available under less restrictive licensing
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by grizzles 10y ago
I think you will run into a bit of a chicken and egg problem. Insurance companies won't like it because it would be bad for them for something like this to exist at a consumer level. And consumers won't use it because they would n
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by grizzles 10y ago
I think people like Larry are greedier than you give them credit for. I can't help but notice this story that casts Larry in a very benevolent light was made public on the exact day that litigation started in a massive $9 Billion dolla
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by grizzles 10y ago
Scientific progress is a worldwide phenomenon, and there are great scientific contributions made by brilliant people all over the world on a regular basis. If you are advocating that the best Universities deserve a higher share of funding I

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