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networkjester
15y ago
Bummer! So close; I'll be in Seattle from the 1st to the morning of the 6th. This would have been awesome. Maybe next time! haha
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15y ago
I can only imagine what kind of changes are going to take place in terms of computer security if and when quantum computers become a commercial reality. I thought this was some pretty neat news... :)
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First Quantum 'Entanglement' of Ions Using Microwaves
(nist.gov)
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15y ago
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15y ago
All 3 pages in one: http://www.nytimes.com/2011/08/14/opinion/sunday/the-elusive... Pretty good read, thanks for posting this!
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networkjester
15y ago
Interesting scripting for today's Google main site logo. :)
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Alexander Calder's 113th Birthday; Google Logo (Moving mobile w/ shadow)
(google.com)
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Google Corporate Philosophy "10 things..." (OP Sept. 2009)
(google.com)
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15y ago
I hope this wasn't inconsiderate to post on a site so closely related to YC... But this is some very exciting news for Minnesota's tech startup community. :)
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Minnesota's first tech accelerator announces BootCamp Weekend Finalists
(tech.mn)
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15y ago
Very cool, thanks for sharing. The potential for this and like-technologies (read: 3d printers) is huge. This reminded me of a "demotivational poster": http://i.imgur.com/08cDW.jpg I know HN comment "etiquette" tends to oppose jokes or ma
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15y ago
For reference: http://www.stashtea.com/caffeine+and+tea.aspx Not that much really.
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15y ago
Scrum for the average human.
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15y ago
Disqus doesn't use Disqus? http://underthesite.com/sites/disqus.com Ah ha! Never mind; Their blog does! http://underthesite.com/sites/blog.disqus.com
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15y ago
And this?: http://news.ycombinator.com/yc
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Ask HN: What's this for? :)
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15y ago
Five words. ;)
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networkjester
15y ago
In other news: it looks like flippity.com changed to working as an eBay search engine (found after following link in what I referenced above), interesting.
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networkjester
15y ago
Legal dispute in 3... 2... 1... Haven't other's tried implementing new UIs for craigslist, only to be "shot down" by craigslist? [things like this were mentioned in http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=963561 ]
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15y ago
It's, it's, it's beautiful. :) Hahaha, but more seriously this has been an idea I've thrown around for a while. Really glad people are currently working on stuff like this. Hope it gets big enough (or something like it) to have a mesh netwo
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15y ago
Ran across this blog today, thought people may enjoy the content (some of the other posts are pretty interesting too). Came across it from being intrigued by a commenter's logo on this post: http://blog.asmartbear.com/how-to-say-yes.html
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The Pursuit of Artificial Intelligence Part 1 (2 and 3 also available)
(thepursuitofquality.com)
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15y ago
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John Paul DeJoria: 2011 Entrepreneurship Conference Keynote
(youtube.com)
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15y ago
My co-worker uses one of the following setups at his desk. It looks interesting and well made. http://www.ergotron.com/Products/Workstations/tabid/562/lang... He likes it, but personally had to modify it a bit to raise the keyboard tray a
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Use Bee Colony Algorithms to Solve Impossible Problems
(msdn.microsoft.com)
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16y ago
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10,000 hours to greatness
(smallshock.com)
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16y ago
I agree that this seems to be true for some (many) of the problems, but it depends on the requirements. Some require only written proposals, some require deliverables etc. I think it's unfair to say the rewards are too low, especially when
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Just learned of InnoCentive, cool freelance projects, not strictly programming.
(www2.innocentive.com)
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16y ago
Thanks for this! I loved the writing for this movie.
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16y ago
TL;DR Sorry, I had to, especially since it's kinda true (just glad there was a summary at the end). I guess I'm lucky this wasn't required reading for my job. ;) As a physics major I never actually read the books; I know this is why I wasn'
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16y ago
Sorry if this is a repost, but I found it entertaining and wanted to share. :)
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