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by rgawdzik 11y ago
Where do you keep up to date with the latest carrier/wifi/networking news? (besides HN of course)
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by rgawdzik 11y ago
It won't be archived because of the robots.txt
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by rgawdzik 11y ago
How would a city handle the pressure from telco's if they offer free, reliable wifi? Wouldn't all residential's switch to the free wifi, making telcos lose hundreds of thousands of customers? Has there been a case where free
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by rgawdzik 11y ago
Check out http://convox.com/ (YC S15) for an alternative to avoiding manual infrastructure.
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Slack Tipbot: Reward Teammates in Slack with Bitcoin(github.com)
2 points by rgawdzik 11y ago|0 comments
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Demeter – Security Group Management for AWS(github.com)
3 points by rgawdzik 11y ago|0 comments
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by rgawdzik 11y ago
Note that this is looking at 10-30 years into the future (so this might be RPi v30). Most low volume (< 1k units) hardware products are expensive due to development costs. When you need to hire 10 engineers to make a computer, but only h
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by rgawdzik 11y ago
Assuming Apple will always allow programming apps and don't have a change of heart; it's their walled garden.
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by rgawdzik 11y ago
If the iPad Pro becomes a replacement for laptops (say for children/teenagers), the fallout will affect tinkerers. On a iPad, children don't get a terminal, can't run their own programs, and need to convince their parents to
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by rgawdzik 11y ago
http://svdictionary.com/words/vr-critical-mass-prison
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by rgawdzik 11y ago
Swift going open source allows usage outside of iOS/OSX (ex. server side linux). iOS developers will still need Macbooks.
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by rgawdzik 11y ago
Interesting alternative to appcanary.com !
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by rgawdzik 11y ago
"available later this week", they should of released this blog post when it was available.
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Πfs – the data-free filesystem(github.com)
1 points by rgawdzik 11y ago|0 comments
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by rgawdzik 11y ago
Where's the short option?
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BlackBerry announces an Android phone with a sliding keyboard(theverge.com)
4 points by rgawdzik 11y ago|1 comments
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Ethereum 101(docs.google.com)
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by rgawdzik 11y ago
https://twitter.com/pmarca/status/641807034292260864
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by rgawdzik 11y ago
While IPFS can certainly complement HTTP (for example in preventing censorship in states such as China), it will not replace HTTP. Decentralization does not work with centralized services (99% of the web) such as Twitter, Google, etc. You&#
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KeyChair: Extract RSA private keys out of .keychain files(github.com)
25 points by rgawdzik 11y ago|6 comments
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by rgawdzik 11y ago
Since his son is 10 years old, he'll most likely enter the professional industry in ~10 years. Maybe Racket will be a popular language by then.
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Tencent invests $50M in Kik at a $1B valuation(venturebeat.com)
1 points by rgawdzik 11y ago|0 comments
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Harborly Is Closing Down(harbor.ly)
16 points by rgawdzik 11y ago|14 comments
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by rgawdzik 11y ago
The University of Waterloo uses Marmoset, and it works well: http://marmoset.cs.umd.edu/index.shtml
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by rgawdzik 11y ago
A URL shortener that requires a proprietary app instead of a web browser.
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by rgawdzik 11y ago
I wonder if it would be feasible to represent 'traffic' in a 3D code visualization city, representing data movement in a concurrent program. A 'car' would represent a function application such as a dynamic memory operati
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by rgawdzik 11y ago
Is self-preservation egotistic? Probably. An asteroid similar to the dinosaur extinction event could hit us at anytime, with a few hours notice. You'd think the human race would learn from the dinosaurs? Imagine another asteroid hits E
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by rgawdzik 11y ago
I think it will be easier to convince 10,000 people to live on the moon/mars then to convince 10,000 people to live their lives surrounding pure darkness on the ocean floor.
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by rgawdzik 11y ago
*citation needed for both being able to blow up an asteroid adequately, and to have a high probability to spot them. At least from my childhood on discovery channel, both are nearly impossible (With respect to seeing the asteroid, it would
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by rgawdzik 11y ago
It wasn't good enough for the dinosaurs. Do you want to condemn the human race to their fate?

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