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by slake 10y ago
> What would protesting automation even look like? How about truckers stoning or blocking an automated truck that wheels into a rest stop to refuel? Maybe rest stop operators refuse service to automated trucks. (Can they do that legally?
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by slake 10y ago
Aren't most of Colombian druglords' money stored as $100 bills?
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by slake 10y ago
Isn't there an angle here to how scared people are of the IRS though? Isn't their image a bit related to why this scam was possible.
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by slake 10y ago
My opinion on this is that you still learn and deploy on AWS or GCE. The learning curve might be steep at first but it'll save a lot of heartache when your organization scales or you want to set up a complex deployment that one of the
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by slake 10y ago
A fully open source business workflow engine, pre-built with a great UI for the users to execute the workflow. Mobile friendly is a definite plus. Almost all government software are essentially workflow engines. This would instantaneously s
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by slake 10y ago
Pardon me if I'm wrong, but I don't see Free/Open-Source anywhere on the website. It seems paid, proprietary everywhere.
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2014 Ukraine coup behind anti-Hillary DNC email hack(sundayguardianlive.com)
2 points by slake 10y ago|0 comments
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by slake 11y ago
Haha! This guy just called JNU India's Berkeley!! Epic!
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by slake 11y ago
These are the guys who predicted the 2008 crash and prevented it right? Oh wait..
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Indian Govt. handing out LED lamps to save double the cost on energy savings(theplaidzebra.com)
1 points by slake 11y ago|0 comments
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by slake 11y ago
True.. But maybe a Aircraft carrier harness sort of system that adds a high friction carriage after you hook into it may be better.
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Lunar landing via a linear accelerator (1977)(articles.adsabs.harvard.edu)
3 points by slake 11y ago|2 comments
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by slake 11y ago
I'm a user. I haven't found something as good.
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by slake 11y ago
So we brought JavaScript to the server from the browser and now we can embed it back in the browser? Excellent!
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by slake 11y ago
I'm still not convinced that the internet.org version of net neutrality violation is a bad thing. If it gives access to several million people even a limited set of services, I think it's still a net positive. Sure Facebook makes
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by slake 11y ago
Even if the communications were encrypted we should still be able to listen for the repeated patterns in their 'ascii' / 'unicode' codeset.
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by slake 11y ago
I live in India. The rest of the country ratio is similar here. We have hit and run cases too, very high profile ones. Not the worst ones come back to ensure they've killed a 3 yr old!
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by slake 11y ago
Lol! Engines Turn or Passengers Swim! Excellent.
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by slake 11y ago
This is really cool. If I remember right international passenger flight regulations insist that there be atleast one airport that can handle your class of aircraft within 180 minutes of flying time at one engine operative speeds at all time
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by slake 11y ago
How does this scale to multiple views, models, etc?
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by slake 11y ago
Hmm. Are you suggesting that this is a hit back at ISI who may have fingers in Axact for the revelation about ISI agent's role in Bin Laden killing? Very interesting!
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The forgetting curve(en.m.wikipedia.org)
2 points by slake 12y ago|0 comments
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by slake 12y ago
This doesn't inline the CSS does it? Maybe that's a feature you could add. Very cool anyway!
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by slake 12y ago
A little bit of happiness has gone out of this world. RIP Robin Williams.
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by slake 12y ago
This is excellent. It's a good frontend for gathering content to deploy on static sites. Getting non-techies to write Markdown is still somewhat of a pain.
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Ask HN: Why do all cryptocurrencies have similar mining-based strategies?
4 points by slake 13y ago|4 comments
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Ask HN: Why do all cryptocurrencies have similar mining-based strategies?
3 points by slake 13y ago|1 comments
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Google Now for Desktop is here?
4 points by slake 13y ago|2 comments
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by slake 13y ago
Yeah.. It's not just my office internet, my home, A webservice in the UK I use, some US web services. Gmail has been choppy recently.
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Is there a global Internet slowdown
2 points by slake 13y ago|5 comments

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