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by kapitalx 13y ago
3. The content to date has been good and informative. I'm satisfied with the current amount.
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by kapitalx 13y ago
The title of the article seems to imply immediacy. the article itself though says that they plan on automating 90% of the employees out of a job. So I suspect a lot of people will work really hard in hopes that they remain part of the 10% a
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by kapitalx 13y ago
Nvidia demoed this at their keynote in CES this year, it looks very promising. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOHNmzz1gYo Edit: This video is a much better closeup: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bf_3huHlfZM
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by kapitalx 13y ago
since there are millions of different competing interests in electing officials, and passing policies, you always risk not having control over government policies and regulations.
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by kapitalx 13y ago
it also gives me the ability to have more than one compose window open side by side.
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by kapitalx 14y ago
Now everytime I see cases like this I wonder to myself how much of the plea is because of over-reaching prosecutors and how much of it is really guilt. Anyone know more details about this case?
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by kapitalx 14y ago
There are lots of private construction projects going on because of the massive recent boom in real estate in the valley.
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by kapitalx 14y ago
> "the video says so itself" The video says "all stages of design and build .. are complete".
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by kapitalx 14y ago
I've replaced the highlight desktop habit with type in URLs and press enter habit. "n<CR>" to get to HN is definitely one of them. But not to get to HN, but just because I'm in deep thought or making a decision.
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by kapitalx 14y ago
to go between LA and SF in 30 minutes you'll need to approach the speed of sound. Certainly self driving cars don't fit that category. Also Musk talked about it as a 5th mode of transportation, not sure if cars would cut it.
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by kapitalx 14y ago
It's not a trick question. You'll get reimbursed and it won't affect your credibility in any way to ask for what is offered to you.
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Microsoft sued over the Surface’s storage capacity(slashgear.com)
1 points by kapitalx 14y ago|0 comments
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by kapitalx 14y ago
The building managers, hired by the condo owners, are the ones that would decide to use a product like this. - The building managers have to justify the cost and run it past the board. They often have some leeway in costs, so this might fal
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by kapitalx 14y ago
It is still lower than the item + shipping on etsy. which is $23.95
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Ask PG: Is the YC Application deadline being extended?
8 points by kapitalx 14y ago|4 comments
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by kapitalx 14y ago
Nvidia's Project Denver [1] is very similar. A 64-bit ARM based CPU for servers that they started working on a few years ago. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Denver Edit: It seems the announcement from AMD is in response to this
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by kapitalx 14y ago
On the google note, their URL redirects have dramatically slowed down my experience. They seems to have a very slow redirect.
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by kapitalx 14y ago
You can have a system of governance where even though an individual cannot be trusted by themselves, it is more likely to trust the system given that a larger group of people have to make the decision together. (in fact most governments are
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by kapitalx 14y ago
'Google Doodle' by Mana Neyestani in response to blocking google http://i46.tinypic.com/4k9wcm.jpg
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by kapitalx 14y ago
The browser, maps, and email were the core functionality and appeal of the smart phone. Two were provided by google (maps and gmail native) and the third had google search set as default.
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by kapitalx 14y ago
The point isn't if Apple Maps will be good or not. The point is that Apple won't give us what we want and that is Google Maps. There is a better product out there, and until yesterday I had easy access to it on my phone and now I don't (sor
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by kapitalx 14y ago
It is possible, however it is inconvenient and sometimes impossible for the majority to gain access this way. Also a large portion of the population uses internet cafes to access the internet, and they'd have to switch over the the national
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by kapitalx 14y ago
What will likely happen is that Government entities/businesses and other large business organizations will apply for licenses to access the Internet for commercial use. This is purely an information control/censoring move.
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by kapitalx 14y ago
I wonder if one could get away with vandalizing cameras as protected speech. I would certainly start wearing makeup: http://news.cnet.com/8301-17938_105-20003431-1.html
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by kapitalx 14y ago
You should checkout the following blog post as a possible solution to item 1 on your list. You can setup a phone number that will page the on-call person. http://blog.pagerduty.com/2012/08/how-to-provide-24x7-phone-...
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by kapitalx 14y ago
It isn't impossible. There will always be zero-day vulnerabilities in any software. Here is an example that even chrome sandbox can have holes: http://www.techspot.com/news/47731-google-rushes-out-chrome-...
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by kapitalx 14y ago
I've been looking at different security issues that I should protect against, and came across this article, and I also find it hard to believe that I'll need to worry about this even though the author insists that it's doable. I wonder if t
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A Lesson In Timing Attacks(codahale.com)
35 points by kapitalx 14y ago|18 comments
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by kapitalx 14y ago
> If we want to get Iranians to "come to the light" that is US policy The Iranian's don't need WoW to realize that they are under tyranny. They know well what freedoms they are missing, and who is responsible for it. No one will be blam
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by kapitalx 14y ago
It is very common for new house constructions to either tear down a few adjacent house and build tightly placed houses on the land, or tear down a single house and build a larger house on it. This is specially true in high cost areas.

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