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by mleonhard 19y ago
Do you know if the F3 will work with T-Mobile in USA?
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by mleonhard 19y ago
Perl needs to go back to 1995 and stay out of my century. It's good to let computers do what computers are good at: repetitive, boring tasks. That's why modern languages detect typos and report them to the user. Perl accepts most typos as
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by mleonhard 19y ago
If we had a good way to send and receive money through the Internet then it might make sense to charge a fee to accept an incoming email. One would have a whitelist of senders who get automatic refunds. Everyone else will be spending rea
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by mleonhard 19y ago
Why productivity fades with age: The crime-genius connection. Satoshi Kanazawa http://www.lse.ac.uk/collections/MES/pdf/JRP2003.pdf
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by mleonhard 19y ago
> Even if there were a trustworthy way to send money over the Internet--which there isn't--the network is missing a most essential ingredient of capitalism: salespeople. I think the network has plenty of salespeople. It still needs a b
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by mleonhard 19y ago
RTM = ?
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by mleonhard 19y ago
3.14159265...
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by mleonhard 19y ago
How can I get permission to mod down this submission?
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by mleonhard 19y ago
Maybe the student was just being humble? With a Japanese name, like Koichi, maybe he was expressing the Japanese cultural tendency toward humility and self-deprecation when communicating with superiors?
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by mleonhard 19y ago
in PDF
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by mleonhard 19y ago
The business applications of such aircraft will be far more valuable than the military applications.
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by mleonhard 19y ago
PDF: http://birg2.epfl.ch/publications/fulltext/ijspeert07.pdf Videos and Photos: http://birg.epfl.ch/page65446.html
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by mleonhard 19y ago
The blog post violates its own thesis.
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by mleonhard 19y ago
I'm waiting for a company to release a truly generic virtual machine that works in the browser and standalone.