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ippisl
16y ago
I think the trick here is to work towards many small rewards , not a large one. this way , when the rush from one reward fades , you grab another one.
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ippisl
16y ago
For some marketing based technologies this is certainly true.For others , the gartner hyper cycle is more accurate : http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2396/1789656101_2229062a20.jp... .
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16y ago
Intel did bother to make ATOM soc's. They enabled other companies do an ATOM soc using 3rd party fab. nobody took them on their offer. At the same time , they did there own SOC's. for example the CE4100 ,which is especially fitted for digit
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ippisl
16y ago
Combining hd telepresence with such a phone , and a dock connected to a big screen tv could be a really nice feature.might even make hd telepresence more viral.
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ippisl
16y ago
Yes intel is a great company. but it has: 1. intel has a certain business model that probably requires some level of monopolistic or quasi-monopolistic control on the market(with 80% profit margins). 2. it's strength is within the x86. may
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ippisl
16y ago
Moore's law probably gives them enough speed to use x86 for very old software , .net gives them good results for new software .
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ippisl
16y ago
This is not the state today. the basics (housing, healthcare , education ) are pretty expensive. add to that the stigma of not working , and being unemployed is quite bad. I think disruptive innovation for the needs of the unemployed in tho
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ippisl
16y ago
I think ICQ is a counter example. based on great idea(for that time) and got viral very fast. stayed strong for a couple of years. Microsoft has beaten it , using it's windows platform, so in a fair world , ICQ might have become the winne
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ippisl
16y ago
Wearable see-through displays can also give this ambient sense. they're quite expensive(but getting cheaper) , starting at $2000.
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16y ago
Is it possible to combine the microfinance program with the assests , at least for some classes of assets ? maybe things that increase agricultural productivity , or decrease energy costs , i.e. things like drip irrigation tools or solar pa
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16y ago
The main problem with nazism(and probably communism) is that it isn't democratic, not that it's socialistic. Social engineering can be a good thing, in the right quantities. just look at sweden. but it's very hard to achieve this right quan
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16y ago
how do you use technology for augmentation ?
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I have seen much more competitive solutions for large parts of this problem(from the green perspective). for example assemblon's hydrogen storage solution(hydronol). assemblon claims that for $100 million they could build a truck fueling ne
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16y ago
Memristors(both in their neuromorphic forms and in their fpga forms) will offer many more people access to very high performance hardware, and will greatly decrease the time and cost of experimenting with AI algorithms. So while it isn't de
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16y ago
You can use self cleaning coatings , and then using low pressure flow of water you can clean stuff. Then you can use a robot walking on the ceiling(mounted/using vacuum) on the ceiling , that can control the angle ,direction and force of wa
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DIY universal robotic gripper
(blog.makezine.com)
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16y ago
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16y ago
private room with a free cable TV and internet. would he still download movies from torrents?
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Reddit once has a discussion with someone who was in a similar jail in the u.s. . except for lacking female companion , he liked it pretty much , and even said that's you're freer because you don't have all the responsibilities of a job and
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TV and the Myth of Disruptive Internet Technology
(atomicdirect.com)
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Amazon Studios Democratises Moviemaking
(wired.com)
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sound like an idea for a movie site.gives relatively negative reviews to sites , but still recommends you movies according to your taste , that you'll probably like.
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"Longitudinal studies indicate that, in long-term, the higher use of cannabis is associated with an increased risk of developing bipolar disorder, and probably, major depression in subjects initially without affective disorder, but was not
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according to this definition farmville , booze and cocaine are "wealth". So people who are using those on a daily basis should be considered wealthy ? on the other hand , aren't good relationships considered wealth by your definition ? Bus
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- Businesses are, in fact, what generates most of the wealth and innovation in a country wealth and innovation are not the only things worth optimizing , nor are they the most important.
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tilera claims to release a competitor to the x86 for the LAMP stack in Q4 2010, togheter with quanta(a big hardware OEM). but yes, it this requires proof. for some tasks(like HPC , multimedia) , the gpu can handle most of the computation ,
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They are in the process of releasing a 512 core server togheter with quanta , in Q4 2010 targeted for the LAMP stack. they claim great saving in power and space, and strong performance. it would be interesting to know the lifetime cost(incl
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Also intel is being disrupted from the higher end by GPU's and the new ARM processors(due to performance/watt), and multicore processors like tilera.
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1. solve the accreditation problem (either by alternative means of accreditation that would be accepted by employers , or by changing college accreditation rules). 2. improving the social element in online learning, to make it comparable or
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Why personal telepresence will fail: it ain't the price
(zdnet.com)
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A tesla gpu cloud, priced at $2.5 per gpu hour
(brightsideofnews.com)
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