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by sakri 11y ago
yeah, his picture was a little different from the Chinese GrandMaster I had in my head :D
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by sakri 11y ago
The article started off so promising. Just when I reached the part where I expected the author to begin making their point, it was over and all I saw were comments.
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by sakri 11y ago
For the lazy, listen to it here : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hIw7oeZKpZc (or don't bro, it's all good)
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by sakri 11y ago
Gogoro in Korea is trying to do this with mopeds (or scooters). There was a lot of hype a year ago, haven't heard much since http://www.theverge.com/2015/1/5/7484171/gogoro-smartscooter... That soun
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by sakri 11y ago
exactly, the governments responsibility also lies in supporting those who will lose their jobs, not just the drivers but the service station workers (clerks, cooks, cleaners etc. etc.), motels and so forth. Many point at Basic income as the
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by sakri 11y ago
"When Rungta turned 12, his family moved to Lowell, Massachusetts, as his parents realized he needed to be in a more intellectually stimulating environment." My friends in Fort Lauderdale are gonna LOVE this!
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by sakri 11y ago
I'm not a banker or a lawyer, I get the story bro, I just don't recall ever seeing a story reach 1&2 in both places at the same time. I would maybe expect the discovery of extra terrestrial life to get that kind of fascination
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by sakri 11y ago
This story is at 1 and 2 on both reddit and Hacker News. Why is this so interesting?
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by sakri 11y ago
How many people are there still left in Syria?
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by sakri 11y ago
That kid learned enough Java/Android and produced a game in 3 months? Impressive!
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by sakri 11y ago
Torille?
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by sakri 11y ago
My perception is that a good job is one that doesn't feel like a job. I remember a French vineyard owner say : "I want to teach my children how to run this place, because then they never have to work again".
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by sakri 11y ago
How they had it wrong. Instead of robotics liberating mankind from bullshit jobs, we create imaginary bullshit jobs for those who aren't suffering from one. Amazing. Pretty soon people will pay for these oppportunities.
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by sakri 11y ago
I'm fascinated by how involved people get in these kinds of stories. Hundreds of comments, and the mods been deleting a bunch. Post after post saying more or less the same thing. I need to figure out a way to channel this sentiment i
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by sakri 11y ago
I'm gonna make a game where you are an unemployed single mother, doing job interviews and cutting coupons. I'm gonna be rich!
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by sakri 11y ago
I've been a fan since 1992. Possibly the most beautiful video for me on youtube : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bpeBugHSCnU Ronnie O' Sullivan Fastest 147 in History - 5 minutes 20 seconds - 1997 World Champion
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by sakri 11y ago
Sorry hipster, can't have your cake and eat it too
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by sakri 11y ago
I was thinking about a roomba that washes windows on office buildings.
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by sakri 11y ago
Since the article didn't provide any pics of the bike : http://www.gogoro.com/ This article reads like a sales pitch, Everything about it sounds so right. By the end I was looking for the "invest now" button
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by sakri 11y ago
> Acquisitions would be one. We might have to defend ourselves against predators. Soooo time to create a Slack clone and sell it to Slack for a few million?
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by sakri 11y ago
Thanks for pointing that out, reading it, I nearly hyperventilated thinking : "if a guy of that caliber has to do interviews, I've no chance". Phew.
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by sakri 12y ago
I made a test a while back to see how Canvas performs with particles : http://codepen.io/sakri/full/ntLAv . If I select the "per pixel" method, on my old laptop I get 60fps with 80,000 particles. I was
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by sakri 12y ago
Here's a blog post by David Lenaerts about Deferred Subsurface Scattering using Compute Shaders for generating realistic skin : http://www.derschmale.com/2014/06/02/deferred-subsurface-sca...
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by sakri 12y ago
I would be very sad to see the death of the monetary union.
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by sakri 12y ago
I've gotten lucky in life therefore my opinions must be taken seriously.
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by sakri 12y ago
That's funny, I'm currently writing a Canvas visualization, the code base is getting bigger than anticipated, hence messier than I'd like. When I saw this article I thought "damn, I bet this would be way easier managed i
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by sakri 12y ago
It's not just Java and Backend guys, I worked with Flash and Flex for 10 years, for me Angular makes perfect sense. I know I'm not alone either. Before these great "framework wars" of Javascript, there were framework wa
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by sakri 12y ago
What about douchebag? Josh, Chad, Tyler, Brad etc?
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by sakri 12y ago
I remember reading something similar from a Korean kid 10 years ago, she said "email is for older people". I wonder if this kid uses email? The only time I see something Google+ related is occasional notifications on my gmail int
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by sakri 12y ago
fun for passwords

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