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by lordmax 12y ago
the article was mostly shared by Russian's themselves. I think they wanted for somebody to get this message out for them in light of recent events.
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No Russian, part 2(skibinsky.com)
22 points by lordmax 12y ago|4 comments
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by lordmax 12y ago
http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2014/07/19/world/europe/m...
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by lordmax 12y ago
There is a massive amount of secondary evidence, all of which points in the same direction. Here is few research resources, unfortunately they are all in russian; perhaps google translate will recover enough meaning for it to be useful: ht
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No Russian(skibinsky.com)
119 points by lordmax 12y ago|88 comments
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by lordmax 13y ago
3 hours is upper bound and extremely friendly one to allow for all but hopelessly incompetent candidates. I did the test in less than 90 min. First 27 questions should take a competent hacker less than 20 min; rest of the time is for last 3
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by lordmax 13y ago
lol Don, considering Tony himself reposted my essay next day ( https://www.facebook.com/BeachBodyTony ) I don't think he considered it any sort of promo for another company.
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by lordmax 13y ago
Beachbody is certainly in "don't fix what is not broken" mode, but as i mentioned check out FitStar - they not asking anybody permission. The only way to innovate in digital health is doing and promote it on your own, incumbe
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Social Design of P90X(skibinsky.com)
11 points by lordmax 13y ago|4 comments
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by lordmax 13y ago
it means antivirus industry will never be "complete"
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Film ‘Lincoln’ inspires Mississippi to officially ban slavery(tv.msnbc.com)
7 points by lordmax 14y ago|2 comments
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by lordmax 14y ago
considering that business deductions would start with definition of money and operations over money that should take care of Peano axioms inclusion. Take Joel article as example, and i can find countless others. When biz becomes big enough,
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Good System, Bad System (2008)(inc.com)
6 points by lordmax 14y ago|1 comments
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by lordmax 14y ago
The fallacy of this observation is easy to demonstrate. You interact with dozen established businesses during a day. You got a coffee at Starbucks, you fuel up your car at a gas station, got a dinner at a restaurant. So how much of that exp
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by lordmax 14y ago
> They are effectively saying they have invented strong AI using people pushing bits of paper as their computing model. And thats exactly what big corporations are doing or dream about doing (depending on their competence) with their wo
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by lordmax 14y ago
i think largely along the same lines. Orkut done tremendous job with what he had at the time. The only (highly dubious) claim we can make why Orkut did not succeed right away its because it was treated as side-project by Google, rather then
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by lordmax 14y ago
>It is a fun read on Godel no doubt - but I think when it comes to startups things can be phrased in a more > straight forward manner. >> What is that magic wellspring of value that year after year creates these huge opportu
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by lordmax 14y ago
> Also, Google employees lobbied for a social networking product to Larry & Sergey in 2003 and the result was Orkut. i think its good example of not "good enough" formalization. Afaik Orkut had a lot of operational freedom to do wha
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by lordmax 14y ago
desktop or mobile rendering?
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by lordmax 14y ago
background "adjustment" in progress :)
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Godel Incompleteness For Startups(skibinsky.com)
49 points by lordmax 14y ago|23 comments
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Gödel Incompleteness For Startups(skibinsky.com)
13 points by lordmax 14y ago|0 comments
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Bucky Balls Could Double Your Lifespan(gizmodo.com)
9 points by lordmax 15y ago|0 comments
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Gödel Incompleteness for Startups(youtube.com)
9 points by lordmax 15y ago|0 comments
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Project Shakespurr: the Great Lolz(wordsarehard.net)
5 points by lordmax 15y ago|0 comments
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by lordmax 16y ago
awesome job Jake & Will!
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by lordmax 16y ago
awesome!!