motoboi

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by motoboi 11y ago
Did anyone manage to create anything other than eletronic parts?
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by motoboi 11y ago
oh my god. I'm five minutes guiding the mini man to the other asteroids. I could only make eletronic parts with the two asteroids close.
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by motoboi 11y ago
Getting this error: ==> python -c import setuptools... --no-user-cfg install --prefix=/private/tmp/servo20160225-7643-fode0q/_vedir --single-version-externally-managed --record=installed.txt Traceback (most recent cal
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by motoboi 11y ago
I think this used to be true because Android phones had worst hardware and Android versions market share were too fragmented. We still have a majority of cheap android phones on the market (think outside the US), but Google is making a good
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by motoboi 11y ago
Stock Android would kill them. For decades, didn't matter who built your computer, as long as it came with Windows. Something similar would happens to Android world if people came to recognize that all phones' software were equal.
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by motoboi 11y ago
Well, I'm not even a millionaire and I would very gladly sell my house to go to the space, even for a few minutes. Best thing is: with that money, I can go twice!
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by motoboi 11y ago
Maybe we can use this method to find Satoshi, if he uses github.
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by motoboi 11y ago
Is this screw method used so you lose guarantee if you change the software?
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by motoboi 11y ago
Google loons seems to attack this problem by having high altitude ballons that drift on the wind, but can keep their approximated position using air currents. By not using a wired backhaul, seems possible to get to those remote areas.
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by motoboi 11y ago
> The argument that people in favor of decommissioning the ISS should make is we need a bigger, better, further away one that we could use to go cheaply to the moon, asteroid belt, mars, and the Jovian and Saturnian moons. That is the an
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by motoboi 11y ago
You must remember that a space station is not something like an Army fortification or a building which stands by itself or require very little maintenance, which could be done by a stationed unit. * The ISS is actually falling back to earth
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by motoboi 11y ago
Nice idea. But, just to play with the numbers, it would require tons of fuel and, unless ura thinks of a debris field instead of a park, we must break and descent it there. I suppose that whould cost a lot more than 140 billions.
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by motoboi 11y ago
Other place where this is great is enterprise cloud migration and hybrid cloud formation. When one decides to go cloud, you need to throw away you prior investment in SO licenses and hardware. Although you have no alternative but throw away
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by motoboi 11y ago
Could you list some examples?
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by motoboi 11y ago
Bible talks about man and woman. I suppose this doesn't help. But there are some other religious topics that got to a point (after a long long painful way) where they are treated like metaphors or simplification (like the genesis) beca
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by motoboi 11y ago
FBI versus John Kennedy is one of those moments. Not the assassination part. I mean the communist mistress part.
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by motoboi 11y ago
At certain point in the article, he describes her aversion to give talks and talk to the press. This makes me think that YC Combinator should upgrade from a school of entrepreneurs to a school of entrepreneurs advisers (which will create th
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by motoboi 11y ago
Didn't Rafaello and Michelangelo use those tools to work with rock?
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by motoboi 11y ago
Never really saw Skype as a text messenger, only as a videoconferencing tool.
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SMS is expensive in Brazil. Some carriers doesn't even count whatsapp data usage.
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by motoboi 11y ago
To clarify, I am counting on the social network effect. One person has several social connections, at church, work, gym and so on. Your contacts have their own contacts and so on. At some point, this network crosses borders. Being a country
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by motoboi 11y ago
Whatsapp dominated Brazil. I work at a big government organization. Every department has its whatts group. I know a guy at my state government cabinet. He has several whatts groups (even one with the governor himself). I know a gentleman wh
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by motoboi 11y ago
The Codel paper explains why not (Codel creator is the same as RED). RED needs fine tuning and people couldn't do it right. Codel has only one knob with a sensible default. This should simplify implementation and allow widespread adopt
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by motoboi 11y ago
It's common to run OpenVPN on TCP port 443 (HTTPS) to avoid such restrictions. The Great China Firewall and others need deep packet inspection, heuristics and AI to find tunnels set up that way.
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by motoboi 11y ago
To clarify, I meant that fq_codel solves bufferbloat. Its wide adoption will solve the problem globally and being present at Linux will help that, as Linux is the kernel in several home network appliances. Other AQMs could solve it, if prop
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by motoboi 11y ago
Linux now uses fqcodel as default queue manager. It solves bufferbloat.
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To mee, it seems like they arrange a song for several instruments, like an orchestra, and just put all notes on the same midi instrument.
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by motoboi 11y ago
Isn't some of the autistic spectrum attached to complexity and organization? Maybe you son is fascinated by the complexity and order of those pieces.
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by motoboi 11y ago
I can only say about my own experience, but in Brasília, Brazil, we now see the rise of Uber fleets. Asking around, people talk about one guy who own 50 cars. At Airbnb, it's easy to find some hosts with 10+ properties. That being said
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This will be an interesting fight to watch. But he is right about government loosing control over his currency, because monetary expansion and contraction need to respond to government policies. This can be achieved by interest rates, but n

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