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“Attention Walls” In UX Design, For Productivity In An Attention Economy?
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it's hard to build a network without morals.
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i use the favorite star as a bookmark. i wish twitter had more gestures.
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I have read that linux will start to bottleneck at 48 cores. damn i wish i knew where that article was.
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heat is a huge energy loss, server rooms require AC and at some point you cant add more AC. I wonder if this heat could actually get high enough to recoup some energy.
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As far as I know CUDA is 64bit, and you should be able to run CUDA on tegra2. So, for ARM the only reason to have 64bit is to address large memory, and drive controllers for flash can address the rest. heck if someone really wanted to do a
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and will cost $10-$20 in the state of California every-time you want to time stamp it. sounds cumbersome.
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Well, the code was developed without a contract, and was never shared. IE. it was not a work for hire. It was not documented, even if it was implied. He also never agreed to any trade secret documents or IP documents with his potential co-
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You put 1200 hours into this. If that is really true, that is 6-8 months worth of your time and investment. It's going to hard to just throw that out, and to be honest you shouldn't. It sounds like your co-founder is extremely strong will
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I have a few reasons chip speeds have stalled - Intel has been at the top for too long. - x86 is to complex - nVidia and AMD are being blocked from making x86 chips - PCs pretty much require x86 to exist. moving to graphine mig
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yes, and there is not a direct connection between the US and Russia, the internet will take the shortest traced route. So, if one site traces well through china. Then an IP that is nearby, might actually start the connection using that ro
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- cy-5.com cy-5 phonetic for sci-five , thought it had a science fiction vibe - decadentdystopia.com a notion that societies begin to decay from their abundance - digitalstorms.com maybe a national weathe
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Help with Yahoo Pipes Error
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It would be great if YCs video library were available as an RSS/ Podcast stream so you can watch it in iTunes, or on your Zune like TED videos are available.
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Ask HN: Good Bay Area Bio/ Headshot Photographer?
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seems like hacker events would be a thing for YC to track. it would be great if there was an ical feed based on keywords. a few years ago i bought the domain name hackerweekend.com, but maybe there is a better domain. if it doesn't exist an
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Ask HN: Upcoming API Days/ Hack-a-thons?
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could it be china's great firewall? these sites all load snappy for me and i am on a 45mbps local ethernet loop in san francisco. sounds like a network edge problem.
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but not before dodgeball.
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arguments like this are put together for political reasons. someone is looking for more revenue.
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one could also argue that the less time you spend thinking about cops, speeding tickets, and slamming on the breaks; the more time you can actually spend driving well.
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Ask HN: Re-invent Music - Meet Co-founders?
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after reading the comments, it seems that the notion of interestingness is tightly coupled with this technology. how would one filter video for important or interesting moments? socially in public? or privately with an algorithm, agent, o
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3 chapters left, and i highly recommend "halting state". it's a fun book that flips back and forth between the realverse and an online metaverse. the book mostly deals with the unraveling mystery behind a crime that happens in that metave
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this author misses the point completely. if apple would have gone the MVNO route, the iPhone would be multiband, and have tethering. it probably could have connected to either sprints/verizon tech, or to ATT's network. it could have been t
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for the sales role, are you interested in an entrepreneurial engineer with sales experience?
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I would like to work on social application, either game, educational, or productivity related. Right now I am working on some exciting stuff for UCSF and Harvard. I have a few ideas around augmented reality, vr, music, games, social calenda
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There has yet to be a startup company to dethrone Microsoft. (Apple wasn't a startup and was reseeded with money from MS ) At some point a company just gets large enough to buy or edge out the competition.
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i have an elearning app i am working on
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Some of us might have just moved out here to SV, and are still building our networks. I would like to meet anyone that is interested in one day starting a business or has already started on and is looking for a tech partner in crime.
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