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15y ago
Wouldn't it be nice if Lodsys got out of the patent troll game, and into using it's lawyers to fight for net-profit-residuals for people who worked on films that earned huge profits over time? Wouldn't it be nice.
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15y ago
"And all that isn't even accounting of the arcane crystals!" well played, sir!
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15y ago
So is it Dash or Dart? It was referred to as Dart earlier in the week when someon linked the conf that Lars Bak / Gilad Bracha (spelling) would be revealing all at. I'm confused now.
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15y ago
Just talk me through why you need access to my contacts (I know there is probably an obvious reason I'm glazing over)
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15y ago
Just goes to show how much pushing a real idea out the door can actually cost - there are plenty of people out there burning this kind of cash and going broke, and never even getting the sort of media coverage these guys got. edit: and I'm
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15y ago
Ahh you're right, classic me, I just parsed the headline and assumed it was the whole company, not just the mobile division.
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15y ago
Unless of course the first thing GOOG does is wipe out all the IP and Patents owned by Motorola that have anything to do with... you know, killing people.
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15y ago
In regards to point e) I'm not sure how "Don't be Evil" applies to a company that makes bomb components and missile guidance systems.
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15y ago
Anyone who is doing serious work with GPUs already knows the performance hit you cop when shuffling data to and from the card. If your solution relies on moving data back and forth from host memory to device memory, you probably won't get t
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15y ago
A consumer level GTX 590 is almost twice as powerful as a Tesla card (It's 2x gtx 580s in on-card sli), and the retail price? For a 590 you're looking at about $800 aud, a tesla is upwards of $4000.
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15y ago
"An annual income that typically grows 2.5%" If you're lucky enough to work at a company that does actually have a policy of CPI pay increases every year. Of all the companies I've worked for (7), only 1 did.
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15y ago
So you'd be fine with a complete stranger kissing your child on the lips?
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15y ago
Like others, I question whether this guy actually works for Facebook, but the "all your profile are belong to us." has done it's damage, because while perhaps you don't work there, it's highlighting a culture I know to be there. You're more
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15y ago
The only real advice he can give is "talk to a lawyer", just the same as advice you'd give to someone complaining of health issues with "talk to a doctor", whether you're a doctor or not doesn't matter. It has nothing to do with him looking
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15y ago
yeah, Andromeda, Orion Nebula, SMC, LMC, all stand out so clearly I'm really tempted to buy the 120"x30" print, I feel like the guy should be compensated for this epic task. Problem is I'd then need to find a 3 meter wall to mount the pictu
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16y ago
The timing of this post is amazing. I'm by no means a prolific commenter on HN. If I have something of value to add I'll try to ask; otherwise I usually abstain (but I'm only human, made a few dumb comments) I just saw another article, htt
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16y ago
Well there was a fantastic feature of trumpet that windows lacked: If you had to reboot your computer (lol windows), the modem would remain connected, and trumpet could be re-enabled when the computer launched, you would be back up and runn
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16y ago
What I'd like to know is, did they ever find/catch the actual perp?
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16y ago
I guess you'd be happy to break up asbestos sheeting with no breathing apparatus then? Or participate in loose-fibre insulation removal, again with no protection? We'll check in with you in 20 years and see how you're going.
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My biggest concern with this guys method is he simply glosses over exercise. I agree with him that exercising for weight loss is a _lot_ harder than simply not eating shit/unhealthy food (or excess amounts of healthy food) However going int
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16y ago
startssl.com is who I use. I haven't had any issues, then again I'm not particularly worried about exotic platforms, or IE6 support.
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This is actually the exact issue that I struggle with to really be able to invest the time into the product I'm working on. The spare time I have available to me, is actually better spent with my children. I know some people may view that a
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16y ago
I have to use both Eclipse and VS2k3/VS2k8/VS2k10 on a daily basis. Sure, eclipse has better refactorings. I would also argue that it's References/Declarations search features are better than the VS equivelents. But that is the only two fea
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16y ago
Average day:- - 6:30 am get up and go for 20 minute a run - Make myself some breakfast - Wake up my wife/3 daughters, and get them all breakfast - Make school lunches x 3 - Ride to work - Check HN / Email + Work ;) I love weekends where I d
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Well I think Patrick Bateman wanted to be in good physical condition because of his hobbies..
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The article was interesting to me because I have a friend who is a Prison Guard. He regularly tells stories about working in the system, about the prisoners, and about his work mates. With the prison system here in Australia, he says there
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Thanks for the tip off, I'll definitely check his work out.
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16y ago
Conveniently ignored Smalltalk, which at the time, would have been seeing a lot more use than it does now. I missed the date of the article at first, it wasn't until I looked at the C code and had to double take it, because it wasn't ANSI C
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I think it's pretty cool that they had cameras capable of recording at 500 frames per second back then. Then again they had enough technology and smart people to actually put men on the moon, so a 500 fps camera would have been a walk in th
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The Imminent Crash Of Oil Supply: Be Afraid
(countercurrents.org)
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