mozumder

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   by mozumder 10y ago

   This new government is going to crack down hard on science, the same way that Nazi Germany and China's cultural revolution did. The result will be years of economic progress lost, as we lose our IP-based economy and turn into more of a
2. 812.▲
   by mozumder 10y ago

   I get that but a lot of people are questioning any surveillance.
3. 813.▲
   by mozumder 10y ago

   so, how do we prevent the extinction of the Orlando Purple-Crested Taintsnorter?
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   by mozumder 10y ago

   Which is why government allows for surveillance directly in its constitution. Search warrants have always existed. There is no government without a search warrant, since no government allows privacy against the state's will. Until you
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   by mozumder 10y ago

   Is there a Postgres equivalent to reoptimize prepared statements?
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   by mozumder 10y ago

   I think you pointed to the wrong link. That's a study about ethics, not safety.
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   by mozumder 10y ago

   If you build it yourself it would cost about $1.5k-2k per instance.
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   by mozumder 10y ago

   Those empty condos are unmarketable. As people become wealthier, they're going to change tastes. Even the middle class is going to seek out individual single family homes, instead of the concrete jungle of repetitive jail cells that
9. 819.▲
   by mozumder 10y ago

   Are these supposed to make a profit? Isn't this a state-run project, like highways? Aren't the debts covered by the state anyways, via taxes? Also, economic justifications are broad concepts.. how would it compare against a count
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    Twitter has discussed the idea of banning Donald Trump: report(globalnews.ca)

    4 points by mozumder 10y ago|3 comments
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    by mozumder 10y ago

    Those are the least of its problems. The big problem with VR is the product liability issues.
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    by mozumder 10y ago

    Who have you shown VR to was interested in it? My brother shows off his VR unit to everyone, but I've never seen anyone that tried VR that was interested in purchasing it. Even he doesn't use it anymore. Using VR actually seems t
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    by mozumder 10y ago

    When I tried all I noticed was the pixelation and had to take it off. It was such a terrible user experience. It reminded me of some student science project, instead of a marketable product. VR isn't going to be popular until we have
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    by mozumder 10y ago

    None of that means it will succeed. Apple Watch sold millions, and it's about to fail. Same with all the other smartwatches. VR is going away, since it's such a terrible user experience compared to laptops/desktops/smar
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    by mozumder 10y ago

    Did not see that coming...
16. 826.▲
    by mozumder 10y ago

    Is that expected this summer?
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    by mozumder 10y ago

    I'm wondering if this means that the major work on Swift the language is complete? I've avoided it since it seems every year the language or the API changes... has it now settled? I really didn't want to go back rewriting c
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    by mozumder 10y ago

    What's the response latncies of the API for an article with a gallery of photos? I'm in the fashion space.. would the API be able to handle Katy Perry linking to a person's site from her Twitter with 95 million followers?
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    Apple's iPhone introduction (January 9, 2007)(youtube.com)

    1 points by mozumder 10y ago|0 comments
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    by mozumder 10y ago

    I took a lot of photo courses during college as well as some art history. The photo courses were great, learning about view camera operations and processing film, but more importantly were the critiques of your projects given by the profes
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    by mozumder 10y ago

    Sorry I meant 'servo' not Rust.
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    by mozumder 10y ago

    Wouldn't it be more appropriate to have written rust in a GPU language like OpenGL or OpenCL, since the aim here was to replace the display engine? Curious as to why use a CPU language for the display engine rewrite? It seems to be wa
23. 833.▲
    by mozumder 10y ago

    OK now I'd like to see this run on a VLSI ASIC place-and-route system. Originally these graph partitioning algorithms were largely designed to solve that problem.
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    by mozumder 10y ago

    A lot of that is platform dependent. You'll have to weigh how much these affect overall user experience on various browsers and how it affects your business. I don't recommend people optimize for all platforms, because you will s
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    by mozumder 10y ago

    I mean, I was able to build my own single page app in a few hundred lines of javascript front-end code, and a few hundred more lines of javascript for some interface elements. See: https://www.futureclaw.com This also includes
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    by mozumder 10y ago

    I have the Skylake HP x360 with the 4K screen. The 4K screen has awful color rendering that makes everything look like barf and the trackpad is even worse. My MacBook Pro is so much better.
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    by mozumder 10y ago

    This could use info on when elections for each representative position happens, including primaries if possible. Something to keep on a calendar. Just noticed it's also missing local judges. Also, contact info for government services i
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    by mozumder 10y ago

    Pretty sure we'll all just end up killing off people to form our own mini kingdoms. The warlords with the most kills wins control of their domains. Basically this is what happens at the international level, since there is no global au
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    by mozumder 10y ago

    Speed is user-experience. People used Instagram at first because it was fast. And they were quickly bought out for a billion.
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    by mozumder 10y ago

    We really need a binary version of HTML, CSS, and JSON. (WebAssembly would be the binary version of JS)