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by rorrr 14y ago
What a disappointing AMA. He answers stupid questions about his favorite basketball player and the white house beer recipe, but completely ignores the important ones about decriminalization of marijuana. Fuck him. I'm not voting for him. He
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by rorrr 14y ago
Same with Lenovo Ideapads. One hinge broke in mine 2 months after I got it. It got fixed under warranty, they replaced the whole section of the laptop, both hinges. Now 1.5 years later the other hinge broke, I will have to either live with
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by rorrr 14y ago
Except that the company that tries to patent BRCA gene has nothing to do with its "carving". Your analogy doesn't work.
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by rorrr 14y ago
> Don't you think we might not stay on that curve forever? Not forever, but the exponential growth is inevitable while the resources are available and are used more and more efficiently.
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by rorrr 14y ago
5000AD estimate is complete bullshit. Our energy consumption doubles every ~20 years (15 to 35 by various sources). In only 10 doublings (200 years) our energy consumption will increase 1,000 times. After 20 doublings (400 years), it will i
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by rorrr 14y ago
> resulting video is one trillion frames per second No, the resulting video is 30 frames per second.
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by rorrr 14y ago
This just shows you don't understand how their technology works. They don't capture the data at half a trillion FPS. They take very short exposures and shift the phase very precisely, which creates an illusion of 1 trillion fps.
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by rorrr 14y ago
Again, it's NOT trillion frames per second. Stop spreading this bullshit. That camera takes extremely short exposures (1 trillionth of a sec), but it cannot take 1 trillion of such exposures in one second. Not even close. Not one billion, n
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by rorrr 14y ago
If your ceiling is $3333, maybe you should stick to riding a bus. Do you realize how much it costs to run one car for a year? Gas, registration, insurance, oil changes, maintenance, it adds up pretty quickly.
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by rorrr 14y ago
And patents should be A) Sufficiently complex. No more slide-to-unlock trivial bullshit. B) Strict checks on prior art. Slide-to-unlock, again.
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by rorrr 14y ago
> The CEO of a company cannot "take back" or "wipe out" your right to purchase stock, aka stock options. Sure they can, if that's how your vesting contract is written. You get fired, your un-vested options are gone.
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by rorrr 14y ago
Try openly writing about your plans of assassinating some high-level official. You won't last a day.
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by rorrr 14y ago
EDIT: i'm wrong
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That's assuming the clients are not compromised, hardware is not compromized, and "whatever protocol" is not susceptible to man-in-the-middle attacks.
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by rorrr 14y ago
It will make it a lot harder. Right now governments have backdoors in apps like Skype, and all Skype's traffic is now routed through Microsoft's servers. With WebRTC governments would have to perform man-in-the-middle attacks, which is pret
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by rorrr 14y ago
I watched the video, and I still don't know what app.net is. "Social platform" is all I got, that's extremely vague.
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by rorrr 14y ago
Arstechnica should be banned for submitting these spammy articles. The content is clearly ripped off from http://programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/152392/is-it-...
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by rorrr 14y ago
I'm pretty sure he doesn't care if it works, he is working on his own project. He is invincible, hence the rate.
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by rorrr 14y ago
$50/month with StraightTalk is not unlimited data. After you spend 2GB, they will send you a questionnaire on why you use so much data, and what happens after that is kind of random.
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by rorrr 14y ago
It's eBay. 200 million registered users.
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by rorrr 14y ago
This article doesn't explain anything, and heavily engages in libel and other name calling.
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by rorrr 14y ago
It happened very quickly, after years of operations. Technically, it can take seconds to lose that much. What they did wrong is do all their trading with the same algorithm. Way to put all eggs in one basket.
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by rorrr 14y ago
Raspberry pi is too slow for any real development. What's your budget?
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by rorrr 14y ago
"Winning" would only make sense if the number of Olympics participants was proportional to the population.
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by rorrr 14y ago
Compare with PSYC http://lib.psyc.eu/bench/
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by rorrr 14y ago
You can get one for $285 on eBay with free shipping: http://www.ebay.com/itm/27-Inch-Matrix-NEO-LED-270WQ-IPS-256...
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by rorrr 14y ago
You must be new to the internets. These are the sites with jobs listings.
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by rorrr 14y ago
Wow, this is huge. If they just shut it down, lots of websites should be broken.
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by rorrr 14y ago
My guess would be because he graduated from Stanford Law, which is currently ranked #2.
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by rorrr 14y ago
Oh it can definitely be blocked. All CL has to do is change the HTML, and the parser will break. They can make it so complex and dynamic that parsing will become unrealistically hard.

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