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Do you guys remember when Buzz Aldrin punched the guy who was doubting the Lunar Landing? (It's mentioned in the article) Here's a video: http://www.hispanicbusiness.com/news/2009/7/20/remember_the_...
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It's pretty well though out and is awesome in principle. The problem is that our interpreted javascript cloud network is getting owned by the awesome power of nVidia GPUs. "Yeah, my 5 GPUs are currently cranking at a total rate of 800 M/sec
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I've been thinking about doing something like this for weeks. It seems like at the start of my day I'll log onto Hacker News and read 5 or 6 interesting articles. However, without even trying, by the end of the day, all the links will be gr
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That's absolutely false. He's veto happy because raising taxes during a recession is the dumbest possible thing a government attemping to restart the economy could do. The government has to cut spending along with the rest of us. In respons
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Microsoft to Open Retail Stores - Compete Directly with Apple
(engadget.com)
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17y ago
People keep trying to compare Snow Leopard to Windows 7, in an attempt to prove that Windows is overpriced. You have to realize that Apple has already made their money off of you, since you bought a MacBook. OS sales are Microsoft's only so
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17y ago
I've got mine in C. I probably won't run it, just wrote it for fun. Honestly, if you were thinking of spending a cent on this competition, I think you'd get a better ROI buying a SuperLOTTO ticket.
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The first real applications I ever wrote were TI-Basic apps I wrote for my TI-89 back in Algebra class. I remember coding them directly with the keyboard on the calculator. I wrote all kinds of things, things to help me solve things, solve
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Haha, yah, I voted twice too. I run Linux (Fedora) on VMWare on my Windows box. Windows just runs much better on my poor graphics hardware.
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"We may see a shake-up in the mobile market, with at least 18 new Android handsets being released this year. Until that happens, iPhone will remain a market leader and developers will have to put up with XCode and Objective-C." Although t
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I mean, I guess this article is true to some degree. But, really, if by 'doing the dishes to do the dishes', doing the dishes takes me twice as long, I don't want to do it that way. I'd much prefer to rush through it in half the time, to sp
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This is exactly the problem. What percent of graphic designers would use an app, find a bug, and report it, let alone wade through the code and fix it? On the other hand, an open source webserver or programming language, in which the user i
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AT&T confirms their accomplishment here: http://www.research.att.com/~volinsky/netflix/bpc.html This starts a 30 day period during which all the teams can submit their final versions. After that, I believe Netflix will run the algorit
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What's actually interesting is linking this result back to Deal or No Deal. This implies that if you got down to two briefcases on the show, with both the $1,000,000 and $1 left, it's a 50/50 chance of picking the million dollar case whethe