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11y ago
What is so useful about a fingerprint scanner? I could see how infrared sensor like in that new Caterpillar phone could come in useful especially if you are in a building trade, but fingerprint scanner?
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11y ago
What is ridiculous that while these kind of KU scams abound a legitimate publisher is still unable to publish on KDP (where people pay real money for a real e-book whole) unless your language is one of the chosen few: https://kdp
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11y ago
Is there a way to grep for a specific country related information? This is an important leak, but I'd like to see come crowd-sourcing in this. That is we have 100 newspapers with access, but that might not be enough. We only get the co
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11y ago
What was really silly that Netflix pride and joy House of Cards was not available in the Baltics on Netflix until recently.
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11y ago
A more objective title would have been how a side-project led to an acquihire at Automatic. It is still an inspirational story somewhat similar to path taken by patio11. Are there any side projects which actually have turned into sustainabl
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11y ago
This "software eating the hardware" is worrisome. It used to be that at least you could depend on the hardware staying the same unless you chose to apply patches yourself. Is it theoretically possible to change the microcode to ac
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11y ago
The difference is that Intel is forcing this update (via Windows updates and by forcing mobo makers hands). Don't think AMD ever had that kind of power. I am curious which AMD chips had the unlocking disabled? I am still rocking AsRock
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11y ago
Was going to say that in Baltics 50k a year is not a salary that an average engineer can aspire to. It is more than the premier makes.. Additional data point: UBNT is paying 36k in Riga which is an outlier at the top. I think most positions
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11y ago
"Relentlessly prune bullshit, don't wait to do things that matter, and savor the time you have. That's what you do when life is short." As a 40+ parent, I savor the time with my children, parents and friends and I prune
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11y ago
Mtgox faked price too, remember those 1k+ days? because Gox was considered a leader other exchanges corellated their prices.
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11y ago
Check Reddit Netflix subreddit there are a bunch of ways of getting the full catalog there is a neat software which makes it seamless although a regular vpn is just as good
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11y ago
"At about age 22 or 23, the brain is pretty much done developing, according to Steinberg, who studies adolescence and brain development." "Adult plasticity still allows for modifications to the brain, but at that point, the n
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11y ago
What is the best that you can do to minimize tracking on Win 10 pro? Just run that DisableWinTracking from Github?
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11y ago
Will there be Netflix servers/CDNs in each country? I wonder what impact this will have on cross country traffic. My country has excellent internal network but outside pipes get clogged at times..
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11y ago
To quote Neal: “Until a man is twenty-five, he still thinks, every so often, that under the right circumstances he could be the baddest motherfucker in the world. If I moved to a martial-arts monastery in China and studied real hard for ten
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11y ago
Are there even any sustaining (lifestyle income) desktop shareware vendors left?
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11y ago
I would love to see some links to that scientific evidence especially about the developing an illness from negative outlook. It seems almost an accepted wisdom that mental outlook would play some part in recovery process. Think positive and
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11y ago
How much of a royalty are we talking about in say 2014? Enough for a cup of coffee or for a used VW Golf? I know that it is rare for modern programming books to make much money for their authors. Thus I imagine for a highly specialized math
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11y ago
Since the amount of Bitcoins introduced into world daily is near constant (except for the scheduled halving of the rewards every few years), SOMEBODY is selling most of the freshly mined coins without disrupting the market. It doesn't
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11y ago
You sound naive but hopefully well intentioned. You need an edge, I do not think your skills in making a modern website are enough of an edge (when eBay and Amazon already make purchasing very easy) when it comes to selling products. If you
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That seems incredibly low or Adsense has gotten pretty bad in 10 years. Around 2005 I had a very generic ecommerce site on which I threw some Adsense as an experiment. I was getting $200 in Adsense a month from 3,000-3,500 daily views x 30
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This seems extremely reasonable and possible. Do we have any evidence of what kind of person Kleiman was?
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Somehow it seems wrong to be saving 6 month salary just to get into another job (even if you enjoy it). My Euro-biased perspective is for the job to be something that you don't actively hate doing. The fun stuff(hobbies, family, etc) c
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11y ago
What is "this" you speak of that is not worthy of research? Consciousness, feelings, qualia? It sure does not feel like a solved problem. You do not consider there is such a thing as "hard problem"? Sure, one can subscri
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11y ago
I am still looking for a new edition of "Mind's I": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Mind%27s_I It is a great book because of the wide range of authors (Borgess, Turing, Serle, Lem!, etc) giving a nice
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11y ago
You could buy a whole military Soviet town for $330,000 sans the destroyed mega-radar: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skrunda The problem is upkeep and finding something useful to do with the place. I know in Germany so
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11y ago
The cynic's answer is that human health is something that really rich do not have much control over. (SJ is just one shining example) In other words you get billion dollars but realize it is all for naught as you will be worm food in
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11y ago
That was a really good video and I say that as someone who is no fan of Jobs. Did NEXT manage to execute the plan and sell 50k workstations in 1991?
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11y ago
Nice catch! You have to give props for Asrock as they are frequently offering unique motherboard features (like that mini-ITX X99 etc). However, it still does not change the fact that Xeon v3 models are slower(tops at 3.9Ghz Turbo) single t
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Exactly, you want to know when the error is due to memory. Intel deciding that consumers (including those buying Haswell-E CPUS) do not need ECC really irks me. Textbook market segmentation from a near monopoly. Currently you can not have y
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