jeremyarussell

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by jeremyarussell 14y ago
I hadn't seen the Spectre yet, but wow is that blatant, and that's coming from someone who thinks Samsung should NOT be getting in trouble with Apple right now. This would seem a case for trademark infringement.
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by jeremyarussell 14y ago
They always seem to say that in retrospect, even though the evidence shows they obviously don't take their security very seriously. Otherwise, they wouldn't of had such a leak.
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by jeremyarussell 14y ago
For me, the first half of that list is just as easy natively. Larger market from day one, platform, virulence - I can see that. But what of robustness? Access to lower level features in order to create something huge, fast and efficient. wi
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by jeremyarussell 14y ago
That would require all the world governments to agree on what a patent is and what it can protect. As it stands now the nations don't agree much on anything, let alone something as important as patent law. Edit: clarification
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by jeremyarussell 14y ago
It strikes me as odd that this didn't last long on the front page or get upvoted nearly as much as all the samsung vs apple submissions that had a large amount of people defending apple in the comments. Yet this, this extremely valid and in
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by jeremyarussell 14y ago
I love how people like to forget about that, software patents never carry the actual code in the patent, so I can't see how they are really divulging how everything works without the code. As it stands when a patent for software finally doe
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by jeremyarussell 14y ago
Patent pending kind? I doubt they are sharing it quite yet but the one beauty of patents is we'll get the entire answer once the patent isn't pending anymore. If I had to imagine though, the algorithm is just accounting for the most likely
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by jeremyarussell 14y ago
It's less of an issue of surprise, and more of an issue of still not right which way you turn it.
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by jeremyarussell 14y ago
If you can I would try and see if you can find more local companies that have suffered from these practices, get them to post as well and increase the legitimacy of the claims.
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by jeremyarussell 14y ago
Oh lets keep this straight, I don't begrudge you for making money and my good luck wish was not sarcastic at all. Nor am I deriding you for trying to sell a service. Just saying if you want to make money that's cool, just don't sell it like
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by jeremyarussell 14y ago
There's nothing wrong with promoting yourself, just makes more sense to keep philosophy in a separate blog than your advertising. I was just answering the why else portion. Edit: Grammar
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by jeremyarussell 14y ago
why else write one? -- To provide helpful informative information and/or a neatly compiled opinion that has hopefully been well thought out, going into detail as to why things are or why the author thinks this. Even to rant about things. Pr
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by jeremyarussell 14y ago
Title should be "Building and app does not make you a VC BACKED startup" Also I fail to see why in that first half of the article you are saying people that have done their small little app or company aren't entitled to the same title as so
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by jeremyarussell 14y ago
A big question to everyone that says Lendink was violating the spirit of the lending feature. Does it say anywhere in the terms over at amazon that I wouldn't be allowed to lend to people online? Case and point, I use facebook like just abo
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by jeremyarussell 14y ago
I'd rather be consistently right.
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by jeremyarussell 14y ago
Perhaps the product he speaks isn't music, but the recording agencies. What do they need to exist for when social media has knocked big media off it's throne? In an age when the internet and torrenting have made the costs of distribution me
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by jeremyarussell 14y ago
How would they have become such a famous band that everyone loves? Without the marketing power of the record label all the radio's would have just picked them right up right? And so that means you would have me limited by your standards, ye
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by jeremyarussell 14y ago
Is that argument in consideration of the fact that padmapper started off by scraping CL directly and forwarding everyone back over to CL?
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by jeremyarussell 14y ago
That's the thing though, remember that old adage "The customer is always right" it means that at the end of the day, right or wrong, good or bad, allowed or not-allowed, caring or cold, sue-happy or not if the people that use the website ar
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by jeremyarussell 14y ago
Lack of an over arching incredible vision? Lack of a genius of marketing at the helm? Those two are off the top of my head. It really just seems that Jobs led a better team to better execute stuff other people were already working on, but h
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by jeremyarussell 14y ago
Once a few people make the Ouya exclusives people will start singing a different tune, a lot of the hype has been shot down with the logic that it's just a smartphone on a big screen, to me it's an entirely new platform waiting for someone
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by jeremyarussell 14y ago
To be fair they had qualifiers like "on the TV"
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by jeremyarussell 14y ago
I suppose it's better than nothing, the full time thing is the kicker, I'd say a year and part time should suffice to weed out people that are just getting hired for college money. Plus, if they quit before the schooling is up they wouldn't
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by jeremyarussell 14y ago
It could just be used to randomly pre render the faces. Efficiency won't be as big of an issue when you're prerendering.
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by jeremyarussell 14y ago
I got in trouble all the time for tinkering with the school computers and reading more then doing my homework. (I still aced tests.) I'm making decent money now programming and computer fixing for a 200+ employee ophthalmology (eye doctors)
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by jeremyarussell 14y ago
I think that goes without saying, the point being that it's still amazing to see it with the high speed camera.
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by jeremyarussell 14y ago
Nikola Tesla would have loved being alive with today's camera technology.
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by jeremyarussell 14y ago
http://cheezburger.com/6419346176?utm_source=trans&utm_m... I made this for that very reason.
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by jeremyarussell 14y ago
The SOPA petition got Obama to publicly say he would veto anything that is overly broad, without due process and threatens the nations security (the DNS stuff in it). Soon afterwords they dropped it. Albeit they made a new differently named
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by jeremyarussell 14y ago
It's funny, earlier I read the comments and they were mostly all about what a stupid idea this was, not a powerful enough system, can't force free, doomed to fail kind of stuff. I pledged this morning thinking how unique games are really go

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