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by hdivider 12y ago
One thing to add, perhaps: include API wrappers, client libraries etc. Stuff that makes it easier to use the actual underlying API. Eg the YouTube Data API is nice, but you can save a ton of time if you use one of the client libraries: htt
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by hdivider 12y ago
Interesting. Would love to see some innovation on this, beyond just SensorTower. Too many great apps get ignored. Add me to your list (email in profile). :)
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French blogger fined over review's Google search placing(bbc.co.uk)
31 points by hdivider 12y ago|4 comments
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Forbidden file and folder names on Windows(blog.onetechnical.com)
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We could travel to new worlds in NASA's starship Enterprise(theverge.com)
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by hdivider 12y ago
Highly interesting effect, but note that the extent of lucid dreaming here is (self-) reported to be rather low: " Despite the robust methodology, I think these headlines are getting carried away. Here’s why. Lucid dreaming was defined
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by hdivider 12y ago
Yep, that's why I mentioned file encryption specifically. :) My use case is wanting to have an extra layer of paranoia before I upload anything important to the cloud.
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by hdivider 12y ago
How about AxCrypt for file encryption? http://www.axantum.com/axcrypt/ (I phrase this as a question because it'd be great if we could have some HN skepticism on this thing. Personally, I think everything basically
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by hdivider 12y ago
> "Genetic engineering and other biotechnology as well as nanotechnology (and potentially _free energy_ technologies if they exist)..." Somehow this part makes me think the whole article lacks a healthy dose of skepticism and
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Timelines of world history(en.wikipedia.org)
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Lucid dreaming can be induced by electric scalp stimulation, study finds(theguardian.com)
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by hdivider 12y ago
You might be right. It's just that the optical system is simpler, and still predicts true randomness. So if I were forced to e.g. build a business based on true random numbers, I'd probably go for the simpler system.
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by hdivider 12y ago
Interesting, but I don't think this generates true random numbers. The traditional quantum optics setup does, however. The basic design is also a lot simpler: you've got your source of photons, your half-silvered mirror, a bunch
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Scientists create the first life form with 'alien' DNA(theverge.com)
1 points by hdivider 12y ago|0 comments
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Twitter's Plan To Appeal To The Masses: Demolish The "Town Square"(readwrite.com)
1 points by hdivider 12y ago|2 comments
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Capitalism is making way for the age of free(theguardian.com)
41 points by hdivider 13y ago|56 comments
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Do people lose interest in programming as they age?(quora.com)
7 points by hdivider 13y ago|2 comments
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Gem discovered on Australian sheep farm is oldest piece of the planet(theguardian.com)
1 points by hdivider 13y ago|0 comments
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by hdivider 13y ago
I've always loved GOG's value proposition: DRM-free, old-school exe installers on your disk, no activation needed, no limit on the number of installs, can redownload at any time with all associated assets. No confusion over who
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Secret Message In An Econ Textbook, Finally Decoded(npr.org)
3 points by hdivider 13y ago|0 comments
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DataHand(en.wikipedia.org)
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by hdivider 13y ago
I've been wondering about this myself. In a typical, successful B2B cold call, how does the conversation actually go?
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by hdivider 13y ago
I'd love to. I'm just not quite sure where lecture notes stand, legally speaking. If I send the files to just a few people I theoretically know, I guess it's like lending a book to a friend. But putting them all up for public
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by hdivider 13y ago
Drop me an email and I can send you 20+ short PDFs worth of lecture notes from a quantum information course I took at Imperial College, if you wish. They're probably as good a 'primer' as any, since they basically go from und
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Brain curve(mathrecreation.com)
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Hinged dissection(en.wikipedia.org)
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by hdivider 13y ago
I'm speechless. Best essay I've read in a long time. I'm posting this just to say thank you . I wouldn't have found this if not for your comment.
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by hdivider 13y ago
A really good book on this is The Dating Game: One Man's Search for the Age of the Earth http://www.amazon.com/The-Dating-Game-Search-Earth/dp/052189... by Cherry Lewis [0]. It's an informative read. E
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by hdivider 13y ago
Heh, somehow I missed that. Just goes to show that topics with >5 upvotes aren't necessarily linking to legit sites.
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by hdivider 13y ago
I'm getting a 'phishing URL' on this page - anyone else?

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