neuroelectronic

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by neuroelectronic 15y ago
LOOOL
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by neuroelectronic 15y ago
Yes, because users always know exactly what they want and provide valuable feedback..
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by neuroelectronic 15y ago
So you're saying I'm right?
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by neuroelectronic 15y ago
for liberal definitions of "competing" The only similar cloud services are from Microsoft and Google and they are about the same price, definitely not "a song" territory.
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by neuroelectronic 15y ago
There is probably over a million products on Amazon. Is there any store in the world that offers a bigger selection? The only problem I have with the search is that they need something more NewEgg-like for searching for computer stuff.
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NSA planning 1 Exaflop supercomputer
6 points by neuroelectronic 15y ago|1 comments
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by neuroelectronic 15y ago
An argument that I'm surprised nobody has realized is the fact that "killer app" was in general parlance way before the iPhone was released (at least a decade). This is killer evidence that app was a generic term way back when Apple was st
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by neuroelectronic 15y ago
I'm pretty sure there is not a shopping cart involved. You just click the item and it aggregates your shipments as necessary and automatically selects destination and payment as configured by the user. It's a business process which I thoug
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by neuroelectronic 15y ago
Your opinion of the Kindle vs Nook is not relavant. The fact is that they are different products and the Nook is competing with the iPad. The Nook sells well because it's a cheap iPad, not because it's a color Kindle. Amazon did not shutd
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by neuroelectronic 15y ago
The metaphor works if you pretend 101 is on the east coast and the 280 on on the west coast. :D
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by neuroelectronic 15y ago
Amazon forced to make an Android pad? Nope. 1. Now Nook is just another Android pad. Amazon has Android app for Kindle. Nook is a Kindle. Good luck to B&N on trying to compete with the rest of the market. They'll probably be buying wha
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by neuroelectronic 15y ago
The good part: | Most importantly, Bitcoin currently operates in a legal grey area. The federal government’s supposed monopoly on issuing currency is somewhat narrow and statutes that impose that monopoly do not seem to apply to Bitcoin due
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by neuroelectronic 15y ago
I guess the bank papers were a bluff, or Wikileaks was bought out by their infinite wealth.
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by neuroelectronic 15y ago
I agree and I imagine AWS, will meet this expectation, eventually. Keep in mind that the Cloud idea is still relatively new. Just look at the history of Amazon's Serivces[1] and you can see that this is the direction that they are going.
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by neuroelectronic 15y ago
Yes, it's a pretty transparent advert saying "don't be afraid of the cloud, just their cloud"
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by neuroelectronic 15y ago
"Lesson 2: Size is No Protection from Outages" At this point it has become clear that EBS failed due to a cascading failure as EBS volumes were mirrored across datacenters. http://joyeur.com/2011/04/22/on-cascading-failures-and-amazo...
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by neuroelectronic 15y ago
What if he administers a fortune 500 with a staff of 33k and a client list in the millions?
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by neuroelectronic 16y ago
Right, but to put it simply, character count is the only metric that matters. If your password is a sentence that's 44 characters long, then you're set.
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by neuroelectronic 16y ago
Build your own App store?
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by neuroelectronic 16y ago
Yeah, not sure why people have objection to this. It's not like they are affected. Sure, it reveals a motivation that otherwise might not be there, but everyone has hidden motivations.
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by neuroelectronic 16y ago
I suppose that's better than snackified innovation.
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by neuroelectronic 16y ago
Virtualization -> Hardware
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by neuroelectronic 16y ago
I'm kinda wondering why this is on Hacker News
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by neuroelectronic 16y ago
That's not all. Stop sitting on your ass 8 hours a day now and you'll also receive: 48% less chance of dying of a heart attack! http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/07/100722102039.ht...
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by neuroelectronic 16y ago
For example: http://happenupon.files.wordpress.com/2010/01/resume-infogra...
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by neuroelectronic 16y ago
That hurts my retenal neurons just thinking about perceiving that.
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by neuroelectronic 16y ago
YouTube: competing media SSH: can't deep packet inspect because it's encrypted, shape it just incase.
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by neuroelectronic 16y ago
PS1 sold well into the life of the PS2 though. There will always be a need for more power in gaming, I beleive because the peripherals will need that power.
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by neuroelectronic 16y ago
This sets a really bad precident for hiring people. I guess this guy couldn't get in on his porfolio/expirence chops alone. He probably doesn't deserve this job and is looking to buy his way into an easy fortune.
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by neuroelectronic 16y ago
More like a "seed-stage screenplay fund"

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