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I switched to Apple products completely, because the UI and experience is _much_ better. In my opinion Google is the company whose UI really sucks. For example try Google Maps today. It is a great product but when you click on any point of
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For those who want to work on similar problems of interrupt handler debugging and scheduler design, we have an opening at NVIDIA: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7687317
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Santa Clara, CA, Full-time, Linux kernel - Virtualization engineer at NVIDIA. We are looking for talented embedded system software engineers with a focus on virtualization to help us architect next generation hypervisor software for NVIDIA
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"It still makes sense to mine if you’re living in a dorm and don’t pay for electricity" it will be nitpicking on a whole post, but I don't find it ethical to make such gains. The fact that you don't legally need to pay d
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Being a founder means looking after your employees and that's what this post is about. Entrepreneurship is not solely about building and creating things. You have to lead, manage, and look after the company and its most valuable asset,
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12y ago
I thought that this page is a joke? is it real?
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13y ago
Erlang anyone? http://shop.oreilly.com/product/0636920021452.do
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Right. DMA creates security holes because it does not sit behind an MMU. It can change the memory of any guest OS. That means any OS or code that can program the DMA controller can bypass security. IOMMU prevents that, because all IO device
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It has support for virtualization. There is a two stage translation where the first stage handles guest operating system and second stage handles the hypervisor mappings. Both stages have nested page tables. Also there is an IOMMU implement
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I don't have data but I have a feeling they made the mistake of acting like a corporation while they were a startup. When you do that, you spend $100M. Raising $100M is OK but you must save it and wait until you are sure the market is
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I've been hearing about MRSA since 2000s. What's new? I mean, what has changed now since 2000 that this is now more important?
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Its an unfortunate name
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Yes they are not allowed. The people from the biggest district on Asian side are walking to the European side.
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Summary in english https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=... !
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3.30am, Turkish capital. Hundreds of university students left their dormitories, passing through the working class neighborhood to join other protestors in front of the parliament building. https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embe
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13y ago
More photos: http://occupygezipics.tumblr.com/
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Thousands of Istanbul citizens walking to protest government
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"So how can Tesla persuade car giants to all work together to improve the world’s electric vehicle infrastructure? By licensing its tech to its competitors, in the same way that Google gives Android away to every phone-maker in the world."
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the use of rebasing is simple: You have contributors and one committer. The committer is also a developer whose branch can have changes anytime. The contributors must rebase on committer's main branch so that the committer can do a fast for
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25 shots fired in Watertown. http://www.theatlanticwire.com/national/2013/04/theres-shoot...
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"if enough miners agreed" so there will be a committee deciding on which coins are valid? That defeats the purpose of anonymous, peer-to-peer nature of things.
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Fireside Chat With Sarah Lacy And Chris Sacca
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This is a very impressive (yet simple) methodology in that before this there was no understanding of where certain neurons were projecting in the brain, due to the fat tissue blocking any imaging possibilities. After this many connections w
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I think it is more like %68.5 >>> 85.000 / 124.000 0.6854838709677419
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Since the cap was reached today, does that mean 60K cap + all excess applicants that applied today, are put in the lottery for 60K slots?
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Same here, I think there is still randomness for us, the lottery is perhaps the the total applicants versus the 60K cap. I am not sure though.
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Is the lottery nationality based, or completely random?
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You should have users, lots of them. Then you increase your chance. Else it will be treated as just another untested website/idea.
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Useful post. How was your pitch, particularly the question: How do you make money with Moosify?
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The brand value of diamonds are very high. So it is valuable. Like coca-cola.
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