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by kneel 10y ago
Google has collected vasts amount of information and they can recruit skill and develop almost any type of software they want. It seems like a no brainer they're going to play an ever growing role in government. How big a role do they
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by kneel 10y ago
I like the functionality but that big red 'add to playlist' button is really ugly.
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by kneel 10y ago
VirnetX's version of 'imessage' was released May 2015. Apple's imessage was released October 2011. Yet they're suing because Apple infringed on their vague communication encryption patents from the early 2000s. Ther
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by kneel 10y ago
I'm wondering if it's a coincidence that facebook's revenue was 18 billion last year...
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by kneel 10y ago
Their demograph is just graduating high school. They will be very valuable in the future.
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by kneel 10y ago
>Bitcoin cannot survive a majority attack. This is true bitcoin cannot survive a majority attack. But the amount of resources needed to form a majority attack would be better used to just mine bitcoin. Attacking the network for the sake
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by kneel 10y ago
Are you aware that the Dao was created by employees from slock.it and the Dao's first project is to fund a project from slock.it? Anyone who did 20 minutes of due diligence would be scratching their head at this.
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by kneel 10y ago
Running a machine on a blockchain (Ethereum) is much more complex and error prone then recording transactions on a blockchain (bitcoin) The Ethereum virtual machine has to be completely error free if any sane person is going to put their mo
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by kneel 10y ago
I knew something was up when they started talking about 'flats'
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by kneel 11y ago
It's not obvious that the diagnostic assays they were running couldn't scale down. These assays are performed regularly on large samples no problem, but the sensitivity and accuracy of the assay becomes erratic when you only have
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by kneel 11y ago
My point was that there is currently no viable solutions to homelessness in SF. The city and the homeless are trapped in a cycle of enabling and being enabled, it's been this way for decades. I say this in a general sense. The majority
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by kneel 11y ago
http://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/nevius/article/Sidewalk-t... >“I could have a job, be living in an apartment and all that crap,” he said cheerfully, “but I’m not ready. Right now I just like getting hig
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by kneel 11y ago
Psychiatry has convinced a lot of people that mental disorders are often caused by 'chemical imbalances' whatever that means. The neural structure of the brain is very complex and involves dozens of neuronal molecules acting on a
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by kneel 11y ago
They're kind of like smart land mines, we'll kill people when you're not around except this time we promise we'll try to only kill bad guys, pinky promise.
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by kneel 11y ago
At the center of this 'scandal' is a program that prevents auto log-out during license training. Being licensed: Sitting at a computer for 52 hours and clicking on it before passing an exam. What a waste of time. Pretty much an en
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by kneel 11y ago
I've always wanted to see the option to deselect a floor if you press a button twice. Is there a good reason why this doesn't happen?
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by kneel 11y ago
I think the UI is great, it took me a couple of times playing around with it to map everything out but once I got that down it became incredibly easy to use. Swiping to move between screens (there's only 4 main views) is very fluid and
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by kneel 11y ago
Didn't people drink massive amounts of beer during the middle ages? I can't sleep a full night if I have more than 2 drinks, I imagine this happens to others as well.
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by kneel 11y ago
>You'd have to open a page, walk away for an hour, and hope everything was OK when you got back. This was my first experience with the web in high school, with a modem, on AOL. I loved it.
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by kneel 11y ago
This company is worth 15B?