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pmorici
19y ago
A self replicating machine, this brings to mind Terminator and AI taking over the world.
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pmorici
19y ago
"“For us, [the question is], are we able to achieve our mission of reaching a broader range of students?” Mr. Packer said." If that isn't an ironic statement I don't know what is. The best way to reach a broader range is to reach less? Ma
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pmorici
19y ago
Why is aluminum better for the environment than plastic? Isn't there a lot of strip mining and nasty chemicals involved in Aluminum production?
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pmorici
19y ago
I've been impressed with this library http://extjs.com/ check out the menu example for the color picker... http://extjs.com/deploy/dev/examples/menu/menus.html
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3G iPhone in 60 days...
(appleinsider.com)
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pmorici
19y ago
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pmorici
19y ago
Does anyone else find this article slightly contradictory? On one hand they are advocating abolishing government involvement in business then, two paragraphs later, they want government subsidies. Subsidies and regulations are one in the
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pmorici
19y ago
Doesn't the ISP open themselves up to more lawsuits from the RIAA and the like when they start inspecting traffic because they are no longer just pipe?
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pmorici
19y ago
"1. Plain Text" I'm confused, is there another option?
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pmorici
19y ago
Completely agree you shouldn't choose a language just because you feel like learning a new one but the article ignores the design implications of choosing one language over another. I just don't think it is a particularly complete or well
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pmorici
19y ago
True he does qualify his initial assertion near the end of the post by saying that to be marketable you need to know multiple languages. I guess what bothers me about this piece is the sense I get that the author is writing from the perspe
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pmorici
19y ago
I disagree with this completely. Refusing to learn new things in favor of what you already know is the domain of fools.
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Scube, a better build system?
(code.google.com)
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pmorici
19y ago
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pmorici
19y ago
What's stopping other POD services from integrating tightly with Amazon just like the variety of other 2nd party businesses that sell stuff through Amazon? Or am I missing something here...
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pmorici
19y ago
Novell has had a solution to the Windows sticker dilemma for a while now, recycle! http://www.novell.com/products/desktop/decalkit.html
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pmorici
19y ago
This is cool in it's own right but can they really call what they are doing "compression"? It seems more like synthesis to me.
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pmorici
19y ago
At least the Facebook/Techcrunch lawsuit prank was decently well written and moderately funny.
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pmorici
19y ago
What is this a Facebook discussion forum?
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pmorici
19y ago
Is this a joke? or is this guy serious...
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pmorici
19y ago
What about multi-threaded programming and atomic operations on shared data? Seems like something many people flub up or aren't even aware of.
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pmorici
19y ago
The thing I find most surprising is that the US hasn't improved at all across the different age groups where as most other countries have. It will be interesting to see if that trend continues.
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pmorici
19y ago
My guess would be balance. Putting all those parts in the display might make it top heavy.
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pmorici
19y ago
This article is dead on. I can esp. identify with the passage about "perceived productivity" versus "accomplishment" in the work place.
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pmorici
19y ago
Maybe he as Aspergers syndrome like the character Jerry on the television show Boston Legal.
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pmorici
19y ago
I didn't know much about this stuff either here are some websites I found that were helpful in getting me started. http://www.sparkfun.com has a lot of cool electronics type stuff to learn with. http://www.batchpcb.com to manufacture cu
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Oldest recorded voices sing again
(news.bbc.co.uk)
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19y ago
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19y ago
I'd be interested to see how the BUG compares to other small embedded platforms such as the Gumstix ( http://gumstix.com/ ) and Virtual Cogs ( http://www.virtualcogs.com/ ) Just from a quick glance the BUG seems to be faster over all and in