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by rorrr 14y ago
If you want to compute a lot, the cloud is always more expensive than your own hardware. Cloud only pays off if you're doing something major short-term (your load is spikes and then drops off for a while), or you're just plain lazy.
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by rorrr 14y ago
Try adblock. Google's ads are the last on my list, when it comes to being invasive or annoying.
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by rorrr 14y ago
You can already do everything you've described (assuming you're in Kansas).
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by rorrr 14y ago
This will NOT replace email, especially in the corporate world. You only need to spend a week at a relatively large corporation to clearly see why. Look at what we have now - basecamp, all kinds of free instant chats, group video chats, all
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by rorrr 14y ago
Nothing to be sorry about, you guys are doing a great job. Bugs happen, bugs get fixed.
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by rorrr 14y ago
The camel video barely plays in Chrome 23, froze my Firefox 16.0.2
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by rorrr 14y ago
You have to start with organic chemistry and genetics. If you don't, you won't have a good understanding of what's going on. Bioinformatics itself is huge, there are many many areas - protein folding, protein interaction, DNA/RNA interactio
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by rorrr 14y ago
Apple has many problems now. Android and Windows phones/tablets being a massive one. Android is now 75% of the new phones (as of Q3 of 2012), 41% of the tablet market. Google is eating Apple's lunch as we speak. Microsoft is about to take a
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by rorrr 14y ago
It's ok, but there are bugs. After deleting all of elements from the demo project, and inserting a heading and a layout element, I ended up with this: http://i.imgur.com/V9QOP.png I also noticed that it takes me longer to drag and drop sh
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by rorrr 14y ago
There's a ton of prior art, how the hell did they get it? http://cdn.overclock.net/8/89/350x700px-LL-890c9df4_lg-prada... http://forums.macnn.com/content/type/61/id/4951/width/350/he... http://forums.macnn.com/content/type/61/id/4952/w
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by rorrr 14y ago
That's what the Italian scientists did.
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by rorrr 14y ago
The domain, not the site.
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by rorrr 14y ago
I would try and prevent it. If it's inevitable, I would relax and enjoy life as much as I can. The problem is, everyone would, and we would run out of food/water/fun pretty quickly.
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by rorrr 14y ago
Ok, at $0.5/future, the fees are $500 - 2,000 per day $2,500 - 10,000 per week $130,000 - $520,000 per year That's just the fees. He must make that much just to break even. If you can make that much starting with $30K, you're a supermotherf
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by rorrr 14y ago
How is it better than Raphaël? http://raphaeljs.com/
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by rorrr 14y ago
Considering he was making 1000-4000 trades per day, I assume he put more than $1M. Trade fees alone would eat a huge chunk of money. The cheapest trade I can find is $3.95 (optionshouse.com). So the fees will be $3950 - $15,800 per day. $15
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by rorrr 14y ago
How well are you guys doing? How much money did you make?
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by rorrr 14y ago
People vote against their own interests all the time. Women aren't an exception. This particular issue exists purely because of the religion, which is still prevalent in the country.
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by rorrr 14y ago
Future world problems.
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by rorrr 14y ago
If I got paid $100,000 for every unlawful arrest, I wouldn't give a crap about what some random newspaper wrote.
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by rorrr 14y ago
Many photographers also sued the city/state for being arrested for photography, and won significant amounts of money. http://www.pixiq.com/article/californian-journalist-wins-162... http://www.pixiq.com/article/ny-photographer-wins-30000
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by rorrr 14y ago
You're saying Chrome uses 4 times more memory than FF. I call bullshit.
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by rorrr 14y ago
He is not doing anything illegal. However a few of his "victims" assaulted him, he could totally press charges for battery, and then sue them in civil court as well.
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by rorrr 14y ago
I get tab crashes, they look like this: http://www.geek.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/Chrome-tab-cr... I don't remember the last time the whole browser crashed, and I do web development.
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by rorrr 14y ago
It's not a misconception. Here's a website owned by Mozilla, and even they admit it: http://arewefastyet.com/
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by rorrr 14y ago
Aurora is what, a pre-beta release? And you're comparing it to the production Chrome? And who cares about memory use on the desktop? I got 8GB, and my browser never even gets close to maxing that out. 16GB can be bought for around $45.
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by rorrr 14y ago
I'd say computer science should contain programming. Pure theory is for mathematicians.
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by rorrr 14y ago
I see tons of ads for IE. Never for FF. Microsoft's marketing is working. FF is slower than Chrome (at least the desktop versions). FF still doesn't have separate processes for tabs, so when one fails, the whole browser crashes.
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by rorrr 14y ago
1 million million? You mean a trillion?
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by rorrr 14y ago
If you zoom all the way in, it's blurry (I know, I waited for the tiles to load). There's no single-pixel detail. That means it's not really a 9-gigapixel image, you can easily reduce it by 2x2, and make it a 2.3-gigapixel images. Save spac

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