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by ique 16y ago
Very nice game! As some others have said the progression speed was too slow, I got to level 25 before I got to see any ships basically... There was one thing that bothered me multiple times though, I couldn't distinguish between t and f fas
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by ique 16y ago
It's just the same old piracy arguments as always. Using a legal loophole is not the same as selling drugs or not follow safety regulations. Grooveshark is not doing anything illegal even if they might be "abusing the law". The fact remains
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by ique 16y ago
Doing what Spotify did isn't that easy. They had years of lawyer negotiations before they got any label to sign up. They had to have some serious dough before they could even broadcast the first tune. And that's with the swedish STIM organi
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by ique 16y ago
There are also sunglasses that filter out IR only, we wear them in the laser labs in school all the time.
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by ique 16y ago
What exactly is "Old-skool" in virus-writing and what is new-school?
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Show HN: My weekend hack, a Bejeweled bot in Clojure with attempt at AI(ique.github.com)
14 points by ique 16y ago|0 comments
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by ique 16y ago
I don't think you're being downvoted for reporting facts. The article was about an editor that you're not even mentioning. And on top of that, what you're talking about is very obscure. Why would I ever want to open a 450mb file in a text-e
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by ique 16y ago
Everyone seems to be very negative here. I will still definitely buy one of these. It's an absolutely unnecessary product that had many alternatives already when announced a year ago. And none of that has changed. I see this whole process a
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by ique 16y ago
I won't be able to make it out this time but I sure am looking forward to the next! These meetings are always entertaining with lots of inspiring and insightful people!
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by ique 16y ago
I suppose that means if someone managed to get their hands on a database with MD5 hashed password and we disregard the time it takes to query the harddrive for a match; it could (stupidly) brute-force it's way to any 5 character password co
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by ique 16y ago
I just had a small vision when I read this article. In two years time Voddler (or something like it) will be big for movies, Spotify will be big for music and people will stop purchasing things entirely. The "Pirate movement" will see this
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Ask HN: The future of programming languages?
44 points by ique 16y ago|54 comments
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by ique 16y ago
The party has a very clear highly racist agenda and yet they received upwards of 20% in some regions. It's quite depressing that people would give up their privacy in favor of "not having that foreigner in the neighborhood".
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by ique 16y ago
Interesting, my 3G had the exact same problems as you (just froze and didn't respond to anything for like minutes at a time) with OS 3. But the problems have gotten a lot less frequent with OS 4 for me.
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by ique 16y ago
He says there is no interest to post to his moms posterous, but is that really true? I can imagine quite a lot of spammers who would love to have a blog-post on an otherwise reputable blog. If spammers manage to abuse this system they could
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by ique 16y ago
This is what the Japanese input-method is like on the iPhone. For each consonant there is a press, up, down, left or right swipe to produce a kana. It's a pretty interesting method, and you learn how to type faster with it pretty fast. Wort
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by ique 16y ago
This is sort of off topic, but check out pg's thighs toward the end of the video, he looks ripped! Do you like, do bike-marathons or something pg? Edit: Downvote? Really? I'm not being rude or anything.. I'm just saying; the guys legs look
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by ique 16y ago
I've been doing a lot of things at the same time for many years, school, work, studies outside school and stuff like that; but have never ever felt stressed or really "busy" either. When people talked to me about how stressed out they were
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by ique 16y ago
That's a rather extreme point of view. There might be contractual obligations for him to stay (being sued isn't nice even if it won't kill you) or personal reasons (as stated in the edits), family, friends and loved ones. "Breaking free" fr
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by ique 16y ago
One easy example that is hinted at on the Wikipedia page is solving Sudoku problems. You can read more here: http://www.ocf.berkeley.edu/~jchu/publicportal/sudoku/sudoku...
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by ique 16y ago
It seems like they do not own diaspora.com no, some guy in Las Vegas does and I'm sure he's gotten quite a lot of traffic to his ad-parked site.
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Diaspora website redesign, now with more info about the project(joindiaspora.com)
45 points by ique 16y ago|57 comments
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by ique 16y ago
I doubt this will help browser upgrades. The people who don't upgrade browsers are "parents", older people who use the internet to check the news, chicks who only use the internet for facebook and most of all; enterprise users. None of thes
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This Week in Startups - Airing now(ustream.tv)
1 points by ique 16y ago|0 comments
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by ique 16y ago
I do think saying "no" has some negative implications as well, even if the person doesn't take it personally. Like the article says the person would probably just think you (and the rest of society) is a prick. As I read the article, I didn
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by ique 16y ago
As someone who has created many puzzle-hunts and participated in some, I really hope that the article is abbreviated because if they went from FFT to Wikipedia article in that few steps they are a truly amazing team (and I would feel bad).
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by ique 16y ago
You should take in a couple of lectures of the "Introduction to Robotics" class on iTunes U. http://deimos3.apple.com/WebObjects/Core.woa/Feed/itunes.sta...
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by ique 16y ago
You can see the full 23 minute episode here http://www.vbs.tv/watch/motherboard/the-singularity-of-ray-k... (the show with the interview, seen at the very end of the YouTube video)
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by ique 16y ago
"Academia is a heartless cold bureaucracy" This man might be intelligent, but he is very known for making his mind up about something and then not changing it for anything. "Outliers" by Malcolm Gladwell has a whole chapter on this guy and
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Closures - A Simple Explanation (Using Ruby)(skorks.com)
7 points by ique 16y ago|1 comments

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