minutetominute

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by minutetominute 12y ago
You can pretty much do the same thing with an OpenVPN server anyways.
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Dumb Starbucks Founder Nathan Fielder on Jimmy Kimmel Live(youtube.com)
2 points by minutetominute 13y ago|0 comments
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by minutetominute 13y ago
Could this be used to create a 3D display? For example, when turned off, it's just a pile of styrofoam pellets, but when on, it can use standing waves to create shapes in midair?
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The Humble Programmer by Edsger W. Dijkstra (1972)(cs.utexas.edu)
2 points by minutetominute 13y ago|0 comments
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by minutetominute 13y ago
Infinite Jest actually covers this topic in a really comical way. The author talks about how people dislike the way they look on the video phones and therefore begin to wear masks that look like made-up versions of themselves. Eventually,
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by minutetominute 13y ago
I apologize. I tend to automatically assume most writers are male. It's a terrible default state. Anyways, I'm already pretty well versed on that basics of programming. I think the key, as you pointed out, is to get involved in
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by minutetominute 13y ago
"So, please, go do that hour of code if you haven’t already. Who knows? Maybe you’ll want to become a software developer, but even if you don’t, it’s worth the effort, and might even be fun!" I need someone to please explain this
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by minutetominute 13y ago
"I would also highly recommend that you work for a company (or many companies) with vision, mission, and values that you connect with strongly." This statement is extremely important. You can walk through hell if you're in g
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See what inspired Boston Dynamics' Big Dog(youtube.com)
2 points by minutetominute 13y ago|0 comments
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by minutetominute 13y ago
Has anyone else read Avogadro Corp? Software created at Avogadro Corp (an obvious play on google) becomes self-aware and, unbeknownst to anyone, begins to order military robots to defend important off-shore data centers from pirates. Howe
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by minutetominute 13y ago
Too many people would rather not deal with the difficulties of reading foundational works. The task of reading coffee-table folderol is much easier than having to actually rethink what you know when you read works that have stood the test
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by minutetominute 13y ago
Great work so far! Your bed solved a very specific problem for me, and it may be a valuable market for you to target. My job requires me to travel to different locations for long periods of time, and I needed to find a bed that was very co
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by minutetominute 13y ago
On what basis do you make that claim?
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by minutetominute 13y ago
Sweet. How can I contact you about your startup?
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by minutetominute 13y ago
Have you done any start ups? Is 30k enough to start your own? And how would you invest in a ramen noodle start up? Where would you find those contacts?
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by minutetominute 13y ago
What do you believe the price ceiling to be?
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Given various sums of money, what would you do?
6 points by minutetominute 13y ago|17 comments
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by minutetominute 13y ago
Completely agree. You're better off just having a second screen like the Nintendo DS.
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by minutetominute 13y ago
Am I misunderstanding something or does this sound a lot like a Connection Machine? http://www.amazon.com/The-Connection-Machine-Artificial-Inte...
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by minutetominute 13y ago
I agree that you have to start somewhere for miniaturisation, but if this technology is introduced prematurely and consumers don't take to it, you may be doing more damage than if you just let the tech mature in labs and commercial app
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by minutetominute 13y ago
The new Kinect for the XboxOne seems to have vastly improved on the limitations of the Xbox360 Kinect. The PrioVR seems to be too ahead of its time. We don't have the battery tech to power all the tech you would be carrying on your b
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by minutetominute 13y ago
How is this an improvement over using a kinect to sense full body motion?