mvikramaditya

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Leap Motion - Say goodbye to your mouse and keyboard(leapmotion.com)
5 points by mvikramaditya 14y ago|3 comments
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by mvikramaditya 14y ago
"In your experience". Ever considered others might have had a different experience? I took it for a spin (iPad2) and it seems pretty nice actually - and yes, it did not crash. I don't see it as a replacement for Safari, but it looks perfect
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by mvikramaditya 15y ago
Scary. If research progresses to a stage where its actually able to pick up thoughts rather than sound processing, this sort of technology might be used for interrogation. Imagine drilling holes into the prisoners skull to try and pick up t
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by mvikramaditya 15y ago
The day is not far off when we can run our own distributed processing clusters at home for a ridiculously cheap price.
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by mvikramaditya 15y ago
Sigh. You find Grammar Nazis everywhere nowadays. And yes you are right. My mistake.
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by mvikramaditya 15y ago
I would like to know how much the Author was paid to write this?
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by mvikramaditya 15y ago
More discussions here http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3476665
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by mvikramaditya 15y ago
More than the quantity, quality and the actual implementation of these patents matter. Like the old joke goes, why take the trouble of implementing your idea when you cant patent it and live off royalties?
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by mvikramaditya 15y ago
Do any of the similar low cost products actually have a success story? Or do they all get hyped to death and end up failing?
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by mvikramaditya 15y ago
Not directly related to the article, but I find it weird that all advertisements always quantify their measurements with "up to" - In this case "up to 20% thickness reduction". If it is 20% in a majority of designs/uses, say so, or give it
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by mvikramaditya 15y ago
I wonder if the author realizes that Twitter and Facebook ask the Google crawler not to crawl their data which conforms to the rules: https://twitter.com/robots.txt Disallow: /search Disallow: / ? Disallow: / /with_friends Similar rules a