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The Bucky Bar Unsolicited Architecture(dezeen.com)
1 points by hendler 17y ago|0 comments
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by hendler 17y ago
Light on details - but interesting that only specific regions are needed to create "general intelligence" - "One of the main findings that really struck us was that there was a distributed system here. Several brain regions, and the connect
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by hendler 17y ago
Could you post the link? Also curious if they list "powered by" - who uses Neo in real world applications...?
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by hendler 17y ago
Any one tried the RDF support?
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by hendler 17y ago
Two interesting notes: Looks like it was IE6 exploits : "the code [...] exploited a security loophole in IE6". And title is very misleading. A hacker was found who wrote some code used by the Hackers "He didn't launch the attacks himself, a
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by hendler 17y ago
Thomas Edison: 1% inspiration, 99% perspiration.
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by hendler 17y ago
That has been patented within the last 24 hours by IV.
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by hendler 17y ago
Love the idea. Education is a gigantic set of institutions that could be made much more efficient with free-market models; and what better entrepreneurship model than Y-Combinator? As with the whole hacking-education movement, it's an inter
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by hendler 17y ago
"Make something people want" takes on new meaning here.
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How the Mind Can Move Objects [video](us.cnn.com)
3 points by hendler 17y ago|0 comments
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by hendler 17y ago
"There are many reasons for this, but it really starts with the fact that modern Macs use Intel CPUs and Intel CPUs just aren’t as power efficient for a given level of performance as the ARM CPU in the iPad," Doesn't the iPad have an Apple
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by hendler 17y ago
I've always wondered what I'd do. I imagined ripping off some clothes (pants in particular, if I still had them) and creating just enough of a "parachute" or flying squirrel effect that I'd be able to slow down to about 60mph and hit the gr
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by hendler 17y ago
It is a compelling argument. However, it doesn't say that there is NOT a problem with having corporations pay to educate the populace about political candidates. Government regulation doesn't seem to be the answer, given this argument. That
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by hendler 17y ago
The quote was: "Computers and mathematics could also benefit. Maze navigation can fall into a class of problems known as NP-complete, "which computers have a surprisingly hard time solving, as the effort to solve them goes up exponentially
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by hendler 17y ago
Don't know, but google search looked promising http://www.google.com/search?q=SMS+text+donation+money+Europ...
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by hendler 17y ago
When I was younger, I also was discriminated against for being too young. In ANY profession, some one that has spent 10-30 years doing something in an inefficient and incorrect way doesn't like to be told so from a young upstart who figures
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by hendler 17y ago
Has anyone tried this out? Is it more than a toy? README says little http://github.com/tobeytailor/gordon/blob/master/README
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by hendler 17y ago
Sent you both one.
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by hendler 17y ago
Yeah - it starts having some Wave like features.
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by hendler 17y ago
I've got a beta account to Quora - and found the interface, client side tech to be pretty powerful for collaborative knowledge building. More structure than a wiki, or mailing list, but flexible way to build knowledge. I agree with the revi
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by hendler 17y ago
What are you referring to? Maybe I'm missing something, but the chart stops at 2020, but the data graph stops at 2009...
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by hendler 17y ago
There are debatable aspects of climate change - but I hope these clear, data-driven, illustrative works help convince the tech community that if you can trust the science in the papers provided, that the outcome is clear. I also like to men
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by hendler 17y ago
Agreed, the movie makes more sense now. I guess the original script was... unobtanium.
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by hendler 17y ago
I regularly read High Scalability. The Ambient Cloud article is a manifesto/memoir. An impressive review of scaling, the cloud, technology politics, etc. So comprehensive, there's too much to take issue with, yet also personal and reflectiv
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A Brief Review of Avatar - In Defense of the Story(whatisprogress.com)
1 points by hendler 17y ago|0 comments
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by hendler 17y ago
Did the amazon pricing consider reserved instances? A small instance is $300 for the year - which changes the price/performance ratio.
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Ask HN: Best way to hire designers / front end dev (in Boston)
3 points by hendler 17y ago|0 comments
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by hendler 17y ago
Good luck so far using EBS for MySQL, logs etc. I/O costs not significant yet. You can Raid EBS devices btw.
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by hendler 17y ago
To learn to be human.
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by hendler 17y ago
Dropbox makes desktop software and a web interface to cloud storage and shouldn't be affected negatively by new cloud services.

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