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White House Petition Response: You have a right to unlock your cell phone(news.cnet.com)
1 points by philsalesses 14y ago|1 comments
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by philsalesses 14y ago
Essess - Boston, MA Here's a posting we sent out last week to a few MIT mailing lists: Looking for a startup job? Want to make a difference? I, along with another MIT Media Lab grad, work at Essess and we're hiring. We looking for coders, b
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by philsalesses 14y ago
I feel, personally, that the author is using a thesaurus too heavily.
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by philsalesses 14y ago
So this is this like the onion, only true? Manually curated by you or do you have some magic code to do it?
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by philsalesses 14y ago
There is a great paper written by Geoffrey West called "Life's Universal Scaling Laws" http://biology.unm.edu/jhbrown/Documents/Publications/West&#... I was under the impression he was one of the first to touch on this topic, so I find it
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by philsalesses 14y ago
Now what would be really cool is if the owner designs and builds a contraption for the parrot to fly... oh wait....
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by philsalesses 14y ago
I know the Form team. Good people. I hope this works out in their favor in the end.
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Propose a question for Tim O'Reilly
6 points by philsalesses 14y ago|2 comments
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by philsalesses 15y ago
Is there a serious demand for stereo street view? I wrote this code 3 years ago while working for the Army, then Google released their version of it. But now it's pulled. The code is released to the public so if there is interest in this
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by philsalesses 15y ago
It was centered 1 mile away from the Lake Anna nuclear reactor. Fingers crossed that their safety record was top notch... I can't reach anyone down there to check.
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by philsalesses 15y ago
First, I apologize for posting once previously. I had a poor title and I couldn't figure out how to edit or delete it. Preliminary results for one question are here: http://pulse.media.mit.edu/results
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MIT Media Lab studying cities (and more) and we need your votes.(pulse.media.mit.edu)
1 points by philsalesses 15y ago|1 comments
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by philsalesses 15y ago
Isn't that what marketing is? Telling a version of the truth but doing it in a way that leads minds to another ideal? Apple, Think Different.
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by philsalesses 15y ago
If anybody has any comments or feature requests, please share. This is my grad school project. I still have another year to make this thing kick ass, but it's a decent start for now.
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It's possible to determine your pulse based on how you click.(pulse.media.mit.edu)
1 points by philsalesses 15y ago|3 comments
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by philsalesses 16y ago
"When an experienced scientist says something is impossible, they are almost always wrong. When an experienced scientist says something is possible, they are almost always right" - my memory, but almost certainly somebody else first
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by philsalesses 16y ago
I have 31% confidence there is something there...
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by philsalesses 16y ago
I can't be the only person to notice that not every angle on the instructables example can be 60 degrees.
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by philsalesses 16y ago
They are out there. Be industrious, you'll find them.
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by philsalesses 16y ago
Today, I learned that there are 7 cities in America named Toronto.
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by philsalesses 16y ago
I can see Apple offering monetary subsidies to a select few applications, granting them special access to engineers, to get exclusive access, but sorry, I don't see them doing this.
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by philsalesses 16y ago
In my opinion, facebook can see order where others would see chaos. Order does not mean hierarchical yet too often those are the buckets information is placed in. Facebook identifies hubs and organize things around those hubs. Flexible y
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by philsalesses 16y ago
This is a side question and I'd like to get any/all opinions since I have yet to find a suitable answer to this. How do I, as an American citizen, minimize cognitive dissonance when the following disparate events occur? America's stance: de
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by philsalesses 16y ago
That's the recruiting pitch they use, but in all honesty, I think it's bogus. Things have changed. Researchers are now more likely to take a job elsewhere than volunteer to be locked away in the depths of Langley. We have no grand enemy
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by philsalesses 16y ago
I'm starting a new project and I can't wait to see what this thing can do.