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sakopov
12y ago
Holy crap, this brings back some memories. Very cool! I also remember playing "Весёлые Футболисты" (Fun Futballers).
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sakopov
12y ago
For usability sake I would also allow for a way to tag a subnet with a friendly moniker. If this takes off, it could be crowdfunded functionality. By the way. Very neat twist on discussion boards. :)
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sakopov
12y ago
Still patiently waiting for a miracle in the area of male pattern baldness... That is, something other than a can of crap you sprinkle on your head. Sigh.
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sakopov
12y ago
I find this totally hilarious. The NSA can come out and say whatever the hell they want and everyone just buys it because they don't have a choice. What are we going to do, go look at their data logs to make sure they're not lying
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sakopov
13y ago
For the first time in a very long time I can say that this valuation is very reasonable.
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sakopov
13y ago
By definition, I am a chronic loner. I've been a loner for most of my life. I've had periods when I'd stay awake at night because it would scare the hell out of me. Lonely people will inevitably start questioning themselves.
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sakopov
13y ago
All luck aside, i wonder how much being an MIT graduate played a role in successfully getting DropBox off the ground. I always get the thought that walking out of a reputable school opens a lot of opportunities like this, which is why i rea
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sakopov
13y ago
This was like going back in time to Soviet Russia of 1960s.
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sakopov
13y ago
I'd have to agree. Facebook is becoming the same trash that Myspace used to be a few years back. They seem to struggle even with ads. I don't know how many times I've logged into my Facebook account to see a Software Develope
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sakopov
13y ago
Am I the only one wondering why Yahoo! is still around? I struggle to even comprehend what the hell they even do today after jumping out of the search engine race.
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sakopov
14y ago
Just use AppHarbor.
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sakopov
14y ago
This was an immensely interesting read even though only high-level details were discussed. Always impressed with CloudFare architecture. Thanks for a great read!
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sakopov
14y ago
This sounds more and more like everyone involved in this at Yahoo did zero research prior to making this acquisition. Well, either that or Yahoo was determined to kill any competition before possibly rolling out with a similar product. Rega
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Scientists clone extinct frog that gives birth from its mouth
(gizmag.com)
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14y ago
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sakopov
14y ago
Thiel's coming off a bit hypocritical. What was innovative about PayPal? Facebook? Apparently there was enough innovation there for Thiel to invest his time and money. I think to non-technical people there is nothing innovative about Twitte
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sakopov
14y ago
I have a lot of family living in Armenia and i never caught any discrimination when i was out and about in Yerevan. Not towards me or my mother who is Russian. And I'm more Russian-looking than Armenian, with light skin and brown hair. Just
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sakopov
14y ago
I don't know if anyone from the Soviet era would tell you that antisemitism did not exist. I don't know why any Russian would tell you otherwise. It always did and it does now. Russians are incredibly discriminatory, especially in bigger ci
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Kansas City Enlists Hackers to Help Simplify Obamacare
(businessweek.com)
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14y ago
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sakopov
14y ago
Comparing carving through a concrete wall to freedom for 20 years and building a startup in a 4 or 5 months is very humorous and is like comparing apples and oranges. You'd never feel like you completely failed if your startup failed. The n
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sakopov
14y ago
What Impostor Syndrome? We're talking about a CS freshman interviewing for their first internship. Be happy that your first internship interview had any challenging technical questions at all and stop belittling yourself. Heck, when i was a
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14y ago
Keep a blog where you "document" any issues you keep running into. By the time you're done with the post you'll either remember it or if you don't you'll know exactly where to find the answer if you need it.
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14y ago
> The next time you find yourself wishing someone loved you for who you are, check yourself. It’s likely you’re trying to justify something about yourself that isn’t that great. Have the courage to examine yourself thoughtfully, to hum
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14y ago
Apologize for any grammatical mistakes. Typed this up as my lunch was coming to an end. If it wasn't already obvious, the person driving the civilian car was another cop, as both my mother and her brother found out later from someone who ra
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sakopov
14y ago
Here is a quick story about Russian police from a few years ago. This should give you an idea why a dashboard camera is not an option, but a necessity. My mother was in Russia visiting my uncle (her brother) in Krasnodar 3 years ago. He pic
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14y ago
KC is mostly a financial tech hub. Lots of development in banking and insurance. Not much innovation really and i do agree with you that it is great for the area in that respect. Here are some downsides (I agree/disagree with you in some th
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sakopov
14y ago
Excel is a pretty amazing piece of software. Previous place i worked at -- a medium-size insurance company -- did all of their monthly expense calculations in uber-complicated spreadsheets and then exported the results to AS/400. Part of th
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14y ago
You may be onto something. For some reason i thought it was a large formation when in reality it is only half a centimeter tall. At that size i don't see why it couldn't be some sort of weird rock formation. The two circular shapes above lo
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sakopov
14y ago
It's not really the overall shape that bothers me. It's the two shiny circular objects on top which make it look like some sort of mechanical object.
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14y ago
Here is the direct link to the manuscript: http://www.bl.uk/manuscripts/FullDisplay.aspx?ref=Arundel_MS...
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sakopov
14y ago
That just doesn't look like a rock formation to me. And nothing shown in that article even remotely resembles this object. If i had to guess i'd say we could be looking at our own trash from failed exploration programs.
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