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by imrehg 14y ago
I started to run my own experiment of this. Here are the results so far, not 40 countries yet, but we'll see http://goo.gl/xtWw8
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by imrehg 14y ago
[tangential] I don't know, this whole story just keeps reminding me of the ending of Burn After Reading... Keep imagining the CIA director as J.K. Simmons... http://youtu.be/46h7oP9eiBk "So what did we learn?"
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by imrehg 14y ago
Well played.... (or for those who missed and like epic networking related fun http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4709438 )
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Shake up the storm(playtivity.wordpress.com)
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by imrehg 14y ago
Congrats! Related video: Werner Herzog reads "Where's Waldo", it's a really chilling story! http://youtu.be/EvWh6PMi9Ek
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Laboratory 2.0 – a monitoring system(gergely.imreh.net)
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by imrehg 14y ago
Loads of websites here in Taiwan. While the rest of the world you could say "moved on", that's just not true, other places keep making the same crappy websites like it's 1997...
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by imrehg 14y ago
I spilled my breakfast.... the video's funny because it's so true.
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by imrehg 14y ago
I'm amazed just how many times external conditions can force a change for the better. Similar thing happened to one of my favorite cafe here - landlord wanted them out, they had to scramble, then found a bigger, better, cheaper place just n
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by imrehg 14y ago
Also their video is just mediocre. Very slow and very elevator-music like. I really want it to succeed, backed it already and got some more friends to do that too, but they have to do more as well. Fortunately these days they did make some
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by imrehg 14y ago
Still, first follow your hunches. :) Many of these ideas "sound good", but somehow it feels to me then you'd just replicate the functionality of some other service (probably something that the original poster was already using). Like this s
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by imrehg 14y ago
This wouldn't really work for a simple desktop user, seems like doing IT-department friendly crippled releases. Otherwise I was actually considering it...
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by imrehg 14y ago
Well, if people think it's a store, then it might be a store. Sign of a successful platform that it goes in directions that you have not expected. Though it is also a sign of failed communication. The question is now whether you want to bri
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by imrehg 14y ago
Isn't part of the patent system, that one could license the said technology for a given price? It's really sad, that that the first step is not negotiation and revenue, but lawyering and "ban it to hell!".... I don't care who started it.
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by imrehg 14y ago
<tangential> Let's say one could choose only one of the groups: either have Apple while MS, Google, Amazon, and FB does not exists, or there's no Apple and the rest is there. Would anyone really choose the first scenario? </tang
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The Lean Startup of Me [blog](gergely.imreh.net)
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A different smart dressing up [blog](gergely.imreh.net)
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by imrehg 14y ago
I was thinking about this quite a few times: doesn't it mean that all this OAuth things are broken from the start, since once you give the binary to the people, the could just get the secret out and reuse it another way? The TOS of all thes
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by imrehg 14y ago
<offtopic> Except when the Mythbusters are doing it, it's just pure awesome :) http://dsc.discovery.com/tv-shows/mythbusters/videos/polishi... </offtopic>
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by imrehg 14y ago
I really want to like Twitter, I really do. So many possibilities, so many interesting services built on top of them, it would be a great centre for "online identity", a main front to communicate with friends and audience. Except when they
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by imrehg 14y ago
$4.99 over here because of Whispernet.... (darn, and it would just use wifi anyway)
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by imrehg 14y ago
Link to the article mentioned: http://dx.doi.org/10.1038/srep00571
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by imrehg 14y ago
Well, Arch: 1 Slackware: 1 or actually I'm running a server as Arch (besides a bunch of Ubuntus), so could be Arch: 2 Slackware 1 Clearly, we have a winner.
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by imrehg 14y ago
Or The Most Interesting Man of the World http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Most_Interesting_Man_in_the...
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by imrehg 14y ago
According to the FAQ, one cannot change the name of the page once it is set. This can be a real problem that I run into quite a few times, even with a couple of small pages, and even more as every website that has "like this page on faceboo
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by imrehg 14y ago
There's also graphical calculator, or is that not a new thing? I don't remember seeing it before. For example: http://goo.gl/uSSWW
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by imrehg 14y ago
I'm nitpicking just a little, but isn't discovery always about something unprecedented? Otherwise it's not that different from the rest of the scientific work people do. As a disclosure, I'm a physicist, having worked on quantum computing d
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by imrehg 14y ago
I'm a physicist, and I can predicting something then the measurement matching the prediction is freakin' awesome! I have loads of "amazing how well physics works" moments in the lab all the time. Of course, when it doesn't, it's time for mo
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Help teachers empower future-entrepreneurs to design a better world(indiegogo.com)
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by imrehg 14y ago
They do the performance comparison with Drupal, is that a really good common measure for that? If you need 3 "gears" to do 15page/s, it kinda feels slow to me, or maybe I'm too naive and spoiled by Node?

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