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by kale 12y ago
There are a few with quad-core. And added benefits like SATA2 connectors and NEON instruction set on the CPU. Granted that only helps if you compile against it (not likely going to help regular daily use), but if you're developing code
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by kale 12y ago
You were right up until density. The amount of energy it takes to raise the temperature by one degree Celcius, per gram of the material is the specific heat capacity. Theoretically, it could have a lower specific heat capacity than water de
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by kale 12y ago
This seems apropos: the woman in the cube across from mine just announced she had cancelled her airline flights because of fear of ebola virus, and has decided to drive to Disneyland instead (much longer trip). She wants to cancel (fear of
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by kale 13y ago
I understand the reasoning behind it, but is the e-mail part necessary? I often e-mail people that I know are on vacation for things that aren't time sensitive, mainly to ensure that I don't forget to notify them of something. I w
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by kale 13y ago
Maybe a casual usage currency would compliment the more serious (and polarizing) BTC or LTC. There were comedy coins before though, I suppose the meme is the only reason Doge has taken off.
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by kale 13y ago
Bitcoin will be a competitor to Chase as much as the U.S. Dollar is a competitor to Chase.
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by kale 13y ago
What were the shares outstanding when he took over compared to now, are they the same?
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by kale 14y ago
It's both. One person sells and another buys.
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by kale 14y ago
Wouldn't it make sense that everyone is logging onto those forums and comment about the price changes? I would think anything bitcoin related has a high volume today. Including HN.
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by kale 14y ago
Academic Software pricing and military/age discounts for tickets are direct price discrimination, where you can identify groups and prevent any arbitrage. nVidia chips are a classic example of indirect price discrimination, where you can't
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by kale 14y ago
I'm a little outside of my area of expertise, but didn't Intel late model 32-bit chips have a form of larger memory addressing? I thought I read somewhere that there was a greater-than-32-bit memory address setup in x86 architectures, but M
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by kale 14y ago
I use SLA 3D printing almost weekly for rapid prototyping (in the past I've used powder sintered 3D printing as well). If you can find the proper CAD file (I use STEP, or IGES), it can be made. If those plans were distributed on P2P, it wou
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by kale 14y ago
Even with CNC programming, a person has to have skills to properly mount and orient the work (center if on a CNC lathe, zero the coordinate system if on a mill), machine, and assemble. It takes decent skill to make a firearm with convention
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by kale 14y ago
I'm not an economist, so this is layman speculation, but it seems that taxing corporate money would encourage the company to re-invest it more quickly. Some have said that reducing corporate taxes (and increasing taxes on money when it actu