mariusz79

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   by mariusz79 12y ago

   You're on a way to $14 billion exit in a matter of weeks. When you do get vc's interested in this app don't forget about the first person that predicted this :)
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   by mariusz79 12y ago

   My experience is different - I help develop systems like that and what I often see terrifies me. Yes the system may be on a different physical network, but almost always there is at least one point of entry i.e backup server, domain control
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   by mariusz79 12y ago

   While it looks like it's an impossible language to use in every day, I'm wondering if it could be used for science and technology. Just imagine having all scientific papers in it :)
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   Oracle Cranks Up The Cores To 32 With Sparc M7 Chip(enterprisetech.com)

   36 points by mariusz79 12y ago|46 comments
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   by mariusz79 12y ago

   lookup things like Gopher, IRC, USENET, BBS
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   by mariusz79 12y ago

   Cylons are people too, you know.. No need for name calling.
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   by mariusz79 12y ago

   Oh, so now I know why I have no friends.. Someone must be at the very bottom of this pyramid. :)
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   Turning USB peripherals into BadUSB(srlabs.de)

   1 points by mariusz79 12y ago|0 comments
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   by mariusz79 12y ago

   one more point "Some claim that the populations of traditional Polesian animals (such as wolves, badger, wild boar, roe deer, white-tailed eagle, black stork, Western marsh harrier, short-eared owl, red deer, moose, great egret, whoope
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    by mariusz79 12y ago

    Life is possible in many extreme environments. I should probably be more clear and indicate that I meant higher forms of life (i.e mammals)
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    by mariusz79 12y ago

    Perhaps, you're forgetting about spent fuel pools, rods and other nuclear waste that is often kept at the plants. " All the fuel in all the reactors and all the storage pools at this site (1760 tons of Uranium per slide #4) would
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    by mariusz79 12y ago

    Fear mongering? Let's see: First of all, Chernobyl Exclusion zone is about 1000 mile^2. [3] Life is not doing just fine there. And the effect of Fukushima meltdown are not going to be known for the next few years, but there are indica
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    by mariusz79 12y ago

    All we need is a solar frame, pandemic, or string of larger earthquakes in some parts of the globe. That would cause some nuclear plants to meltdown. Life on Earth would become impossible. No need to worry about some accidental nuclear war.
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    by mariusz79 12y ago

    Is it? Cosmologists constantly keep adding Dark Matter, Dark Energy and yet they can't explain things like the results of the experiment in this article. Could it be that the solution is much simpler? Could it be that we're simply
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    by mariusz79 12y ago

    I think this analysis may not be correct, as the author forgets about one thing IBM has and Apple needs to compete with Google - Watson.
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    Google Shopping Express(google.com)

    114 points by mariusz79 12y ago|64 comments
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    by mariusz79 12y ago

    Or $0. If you're talking about self-driving cars, you also need to consider that more than one family may share one car without any need for Uber, or that car manufacturers or dealers may go into taxi business themselves.
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    Deadliest, Rarest Form of Plague Contracted Near Denver(bloomberg.com)

    1 points by mariusz79 12y ago|0 comments
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    by mariusz79 12y ago

    Dark Light? ;)
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    Something is Amiss with Light in the Universe(dailygalaxy.com)

    5 points by mariusz79 12y ago|1 comments
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    by mariusz79 12y ago

    What's worst here is not that by using this I would be giving up all my emails to them, but the fact that if I created an app using their SDK all my users would unknowingly be giving up their emails to this company.
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    by mariusz79 12y ago

    Somehow I doubt that python based software will be efficient enough to deal with thousands of connections transferring gigabytes of data.
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    by mariusz79 12y ago

    It may also be hidden at the other side of the rainbow... Astrophysics is losing a lot of time trying to come up with ideas to make something like dark energy and dark matter possible. Maybe it's time to look at some other theories tha
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    by mariusz79 12y ago

    I guess the first issue of LJ I have on the bookshelf just doubled in value..
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    by mariusz79 12y ago

    well, first of all I already have someone named Mark in my family. What's worse he works in the same industry. Second, someone who changes my name to something totally different just to make it easier for them, screams "I don&#x2
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    by mariusz79 12y ago

    Great idea "Paul" but the problem is not with the length of the name or difficulty, but with the fact that people I just met are trying to assign me a name I may not like.
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    by mariusz79 12y ago

    My problem is not with people mispronouncing my name but modifying it to something easier for them.. No you may not call me Mario, or Martin. Mispronounce it! I don't care, just don't change it to something different!
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    Around $80 billion wasted on power for online devices in 2013(iea.org)

    2 points by mariusz79 12y ago|0 comments
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    by mariusz79 12y ago

    Increase in number of searches (?) on the Google Insight graph could simply mean that more people are using google to search for rental properties than in the previous years..
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    by mariusz79 12y ago

    Personally, it's my policy to give money to anyone who asks unless they are drunk. I know that a lot of beggars are simply trying to take advantage of people like me, but on the other hand there is a lot of people who really need help.