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by msane 12y ago
But they were already pretty easy to change?
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by msane 12y ago
What was that recent speculation based on seismic resonance about there possibly being a large amount of previously un-theorized water, rather than rock, somewhere in the interior?
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by msane 12y ago
My opinion of the Thiel Fellowship has been dropping lately.
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by msane 12y ago
They aren't just vectorizing other peoples logos and calling it an iconset. They're "sampling" other peoples logos, in a hip hop sense.
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by msane 12y ago
I'll put $50 into this if a feature of version 3 is supporting an optional serializer / renderer that follows the "JSON API" spec ( http://jsonapi.org/ ), to support output similar to rails' ActiveMod
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by msane 12y ago
Yes probably not Glass itself, if only for the fact that they would look ridiculous :P There is something to be said for power of the first-person view however. Maybe a more "police-ish" looking Glass?
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by msane 12y ago
It's a possibility. Police officers aren't really the type of people who are prone to freezing up under scrutiny however. It's already a high pressure job and the people who do it are those who can act under pressure. Also I
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by msane 12y ago
Absolutely. Police should have a lapel camera or a Glass like camera rolling at all times. Prevents brutality and (more prevalent) false claims of thereof.
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by msane 12y ago
According to @congresedits someone from a congress IP is editing the "David Icke" and "Bohemian Grove" articles currently, just adding the word "allegedly" in a few places. At least they have a sense of humor.
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by msane 12y ago
You sound like a real stand-up guy.
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by msane 12y ago
I don't think you see what I'm saying. Imagine a single torrent called "music", 15 terabytes large. Opening the application inside brings up a local copy of Spotify. >It seems to me that the a-grade private torrent tr
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by msane 12y ago
I very much agree. I hope that, capitalism, ironically enough for DRM, is the probably always the solution to overstepped DRM remedies. Regardless of the issue of piracy, which I am not advocating. For instance there will always be a market
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by msane 12y ago
On the subject of cracking streaming music DRMs, a realization I have been sitting on for a while about what people can do with it... Considering the common wisdom that: - storage will get exponentially cheaper - data transfer speeds will g
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by msane 12y ago
Interesting content. "Full Stack" means all those server-side bits and the client application portions as well. i.e., "everything". This looks like it addresses only the server-side part of the "stack".
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by msane 12y ago
> All interpretations of QM share the same mathematics .. or effectively the same maths. No they do not. > Different "interpretations" cannot produce different predictions in experiments. Yes they do.
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by msane 12y ago
Wow!
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by msane 12y ago
The significance is that this is a model of a special, alternate formulation of quantum mechanics called Pilot-wave Theory.
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by msane 12y ago
I find a lot of the behaviors of these UIs to be surprising in an undesirable way. When a UI does something unexpected I should be surprised by how much sense the interaction has, rather than the novelty of it or a cool animation. I should
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by msane 12y ago
That's the best part - it's automated with a context-sensitive customizability infrastructure. That means you can expand any targeted benchmark in a demand-driven mesh.
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by msane 12y ago
Hey sometimes you just have to do whatever it takes to synergize global channels on virtual platforms. You know, really aggregate extensible markets with repurposed leading-edge metrics.
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by msane 12y ago
Sure, the reason why people replicate each other's sentiments is often to be normative. The interesting part about publicly expressed sentiments though is that they tend to be subconsciously adopted by those expressing them even in the
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by msane 12y ago
It is actually, he says roughly the same thing about miniaturization; that any post-biological extraterrestrial life is possibly microscopic and not something we would easily recognize. I don't think post-biological ET necessarily turn
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by msane 12y ago
I take a Kurzwielian view. There is probably a significant transition in the physical bodies of an intelligent lifeform past a certain point of evolution. and a dramatic increase in cognitive ability. Fermi's Paradox makes more sense w
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by msane 12y ago
Please go public soon so I can buy shares.
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by msane 12y ago
Hah! Cute part. I'm curious - do you just happen to know of this part or have you been involved with projects that use if?
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by msane 12y ago
This is dope
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by msane 12y ago
Obviously that is the point.
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by msane 12y ago
I like my humor like I like my wine: dry and produced in a manner which oppresses many people. Honestly though astroturfing is pretty deplorable. A real business proposal is one which uses machine learning to detect it.
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by msane 12y ago
Ahah yes.
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by msane 12y ago
Parent is making a game / DOOM pun.

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