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by nealabq 13y ago
URL from an earlier HN comment by sgustard: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7593131
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LiftPort – space elevator(liftport.com)
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Samsung Gear Fit evolves with newest software(cnet.com)
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by nealabq 13y ago
GameFace is putting the computer (CPU and GPU) into the headset itself. They may be about a year behind Oculus, but I think a self-contained wireless mobile unit could be more interesting. Let the competition begin.
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Wireless VR headset(gamefacelabs.com)
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How exactly does the OpenSSL TLS heartbeat (Heartbleed) exploit work?(security.stackexchange.com)
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by nealabq 13y ago
Linux FAQ: Jump back wavy red z-ghost (maybe the first time that's been written)
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Hey, Robot: Which Cat Is Cuter?(nytimes.com)
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10 Years On, Gmail Has Transformed the Web as We Know It (wired.com)
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by nealabq 13y ago
AR will no doubt be helped along by VR tech. But I'd guess mass-market AR will first appear in vehicle and building windows.
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by nealabq 13y ago
This is more likely a response to Google Glass, not Oculus. I assume Google has built a patent portfolio around Glass. This may even be a defensive move by Microsoft. Still, looks like another tragedy of patent abuse brewing. I wonder about
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by nealabq 13y ago
I assume this is the dead fish paper: http://prefrontal.org/blog/2009/09/the-story-behind-the-atla... [edit] The above is a link to a blog post. Is this the paper: http://prefrontal.org/files&
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by nealabq 13y ago
The thought of law enforcement, or anyone with power, scanning your brain and passing judgement is indeed terrifying. Not only is it an invasion of the private sandbox of your mind, it seems unsubtle, error prone, and open to abuse. Such ju
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‘Yelpulus Rift’ augmented augmented reality? Shut up and take my money.(thenextweb.com)
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Google's Big Data Flu Flop(pipeline.corante.com)
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Tesla Declares Victory In Ohio, But The Map Tells A Different Story(forbes.com)
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Why Facebook’s $2 Billion Oculus Buy Is a Bet Too Far(wired.com)
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by nealabq 13y ago
So you can't publish a modified version. But can you publish a diff, which someone could use to recreate your modified version?
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Installing PostgreSQL on Docker(docs.docker.io)
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Transbay Transit Center(steelbluellc.com)
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The San Francisco of Tomorrow(theatlantic.com)
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The Powerful Promise of a Puzzling New Microscopic Combustion Engine(technologyreview.com)
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by nealabq 13y ago
I'm wondering if they've been considered. Other names that come to mind: Linus Torvalds Richard Stallman Guido van Rossum Simon Peyton Jones Andy Tanenbaum John Resig Tim Berners-Lee Satoshi Nakamoto
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by nealabq 13y ago
Congratulations to Dr Lamport. Is there a list of Turing Award nominees published somewhere?
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by nealabq 13y ago
Or 2048 in one dimension.
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NASA pledges to land on Europa in a decade's time(dvice.com)
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Want a real hoverboard? Doc Brown and Tony Hawk say it's coming(dvice.com)
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Perpetual Ocean(svs.gsfc.nasa.gov)
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One Billion Stars, 30,000 Light Years, And Petabytes Of Data(forbes.com)
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Scientists Blast Plans for Nicaraguan Grand Canal(news.sciencemag.org)
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