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by grizzles 10y ago
I usually try to let these little nerd arguments go, but I'm going to make an exception. Your insulting response defending such a tenuous position deserves a swift rejoinder. You don't give a scholarship to someone with a PhD. You
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by grizzles 10y ago
I would have said postdocs if that's what I meant. I see very focused industry sponsored PhD scholarships all the time. I don't see why this would be any different.
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by grizzles 10y ago
There are over 20,000 Universities in the world, with lots of potentially amazing dark horse PhD hopefuls that are passed over every year due to lack of funding. I think a decent argument can be made that the black swan that could give Larr
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by grizzles 10y ago
My numbers are just fine. $20K a year is a typical PhD scholarship amount. In most western countries scholarships are tax free, and PhD students that need more usually do some teaching or RA work. Facilities: The University that received th
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by grizzles 10y ago
Larry is 71. He should be investing way more than this on life sciences research if he wants to move the needle on his own life span. Given his net worth, spending at least a billion a year is a no-brainer. The answer to spending that money
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by grizzles 10y ago
It could be an async api facade. It would just happen to be mostly synchronous in those other cases.
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by grizzles 10y ago
I have an experimental version of chromium running with the JVM somewhere on my HD. It's pretty easy to do with CEF/JCEF. Two thoughts: I always imagined something like this should use the <object src="app.jar" /
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by grizzles 11y ago
I just want to be able to call all the shots on the design of my product. Intel has historically been very open on the desktop. Linux and computing in general wouldn't be where it is without that openness.
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by grizzles 11y ago
You can get a raspberry pi with an atheros chipset wifi dongle and you have pretty much a completely open source stack. It just doesn't look very nice to users. >> Also except for selling openness, what else will sell that you co
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by grizzles 11y ago
I might be biased but I think this is a maybe looks good on paper decision but a terrible long term strategy decision. Just because they can't compete on price doesn't mean they can't compete on features. It was only two mont
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by grizzles 11y ago
Sell Estonia or another ex border republic with good leadership a squadron of f16s at very good terms. Announce a new deal asap after each provocation.
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by grizzles 11y ago
I'm interested in this, maybe as an investor too. I like the idea of ways to enhance the 'buy and hold cheap houses' investment concept. I also have one or two ideas on how to do that. Send me a message if you go ahead with i
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A major discovery in the search to produce clean biofuel(nature.com)
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I've known about this molecular similarity to asbestos for 15 years, and have pretty much warned every barber or hairdresser that I've ever been to. They've never listened. I moved to a different city but I heard about a year
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by grizzles 11y ago
Why do people keep building stuff on Twitter? All the app developers that have been fenced off should create a simple protocol to make Twitter irrelevent. Brent Simmons suggested a great way do it awhile back: http://inessential.
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by grizzles 11y ago
Paymail.net is a competitor in this space. Our app doesn't need a chrome extension. We're all for shaking up the economics of the web. You can see a demo of the app here: signal.city/sigcity.mp4 One of the things I think publ
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by grizzles 11y ago
So that's what they are called. When I worked for Chrysler everyone in the plant called it the rolls machine.
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by grizzles 11y ago
Since EVs are very quiet, it could be a rolls machine, which is basically a treadmill for a car. They are used for running tests on vehicles and are outrageously loud. They can be used during prototyping. In a car factory it's at the v
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A modification of the Basic Income can create Universal Employment(paymailblog.wordpress.com)
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by grizzles 11y ago
Sign me up for the Las Vegas franchise. I'll be f ing running that town within 10 years. It fits in well with my paramour introduction service business and my marriage dissolution insurance business ideas. I love finance geeks.
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by grizzles 11y ago
I'm the founder of a competitor in this space called Paymail.net. We're looking forward to battling it out in the marketplace with Brave and the traditional ad networks. I posted an intro on Hackernews 2 days ago, but we didn&#x27
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Asset Backed Cryptocurrencies – What Paymail is doing differently(medium.com)
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Paymail – How startups can get free ads in 2016(medium.com)
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by grizzles 11y ago
We do it: gregarious.com.au
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by grizzles 11y ago
At least they built a mobile platform that works. Seriously tho, enough FUD. The two key premises of the article have been proven false at internet speed. Most would have withdrawn it already, but the Eich cabal are nothing if not persisten
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by grizzles 11y ago
I really hope a Streisand effect happens here. Even though I'm not a fan of TOS, I'm definitely going to be contributing to the film and / or any legal defense fund they setup. Copyright refers to concrete expressions of idea
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by grizzles 11y ago
I've been following this saga for awhile. I feel sorry for them. The best analogy is to liken it to a slow motion car wreck. The Kickstarter comments thread reads like an instructional manual on how to make your customers hate you. The
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by grizzles 11y ago
This would be great. The benefits of reuse of the toolchain and ecosystem alone are very compelling. That is another thing that will need to be reinvented by WebAssembly.
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by grizzles 11y ago
Google's implementation isn't proprietary, it is Apache licensed. I think the idea of the parent comments holds. The irony is exquisite. Google is solving their copyright infringement problem by copying & distributing vastly m
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by grizzles 11y ago
It makes sense. It future-proofs androids ongoing legal viability. If they haven't yet settled with Oracle then it also strengthens their negotiating position on the issue of damages for copying API signatures. Thanks Appeals court! It

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