sosuke

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   by sosuke 9y ago

   I wonder if Apple is getting less scrutiny because they are staying out of sharing any private information with third parties and even trying to prevent themselves from being able to see it.
2. 302.▲
   by sosuke 9y ago

   I didn't know that Sergey Brin and Larry Page still held 51% of the company. That feels unreal.
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   Google drops “first click free,” loathed by many publishers(msn.com)

   2 points by sosuke 9y ago|1 comments
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   by sosuke 9y ago

   Perhaps the examples are just a reflection of having to support Internet Explorer?
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   by sosuke 9y ago

   I spent too long trying to get RAISR to work when that paper came out. You can try it out from some Github repos but no one has been able to recreate the results Google presented. I would be hard pressed to say my hires photos looked any be
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   Invest in Digitally Imported with Wefunder(wefunder.com)

   1 points by sosuke 9y ago|0 comments
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   by sosuke 9y ago

   It is all done by hand I bet. Started in 2004
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   by sosuke 9y ago

   You're absolutely right I was flippant with the open office remark.
9. 309.▲
   by sosuke 9y ago

   I'd say when we can ensure no contamination there isn't any reason not to ensure no contamination. What if it turned out that the DNA found was similar to ours? Now think of the difference in chances if we'd dropped Cassini o
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    by sosuke 9y ago

    They were ahead of the curve with the open office plan. I always assumed each person was responsible for paying attention to or watching some specific system or stream of data to alert any possible issue. I'd also be fine with everyone
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    by sosuke 9y ago

    You should write an article on the subject. Seems there are a lot of interested people in the process and you've got some domain specific knowledge to lay it out nicely.
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    by sosuke 9y ago

    I think the only real problem times you'll find are when the architectures are changed. x86, arm, you'd probably want to port your solution images then if ever. There will always be folks emulating hardware in software on new arch
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    by sosuke 9y ago

    The history page on Wham-O is gone but thanks to archive.org I could still read a bit more about that car getting crushed by a giant bouncy ball. https://web.archive.org/web/20100726130417/http://www.wham
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    by sosuke 9y ago

    My perception is probably wrong but I see the cryptocurrency gold rush as already over. To mine bitcoins now is to already have lots of money on machinery or a botnet to steal the machinery to mine the bitcoins. Do you feel that cryptocurre
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    by sosuke 9y ago

    An RV?
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    Angola’s Wikipedia Pirates Are Exposing the Problems with Digital Colonialism(motherboard.vice.com)

    2 points by sosuke 9y ago|1 comments
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    Wifi vs. Cellular(xkcd.com)

    2 points by sosuke 9y ago|0 comments
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    Investigating the running abilities of Tyrannosaurus rex(peerj.com)

    2 points by sosuke 9y ago|0 comments
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    by sosuke 9y ago

    Looks like an unexpected success then. You've got everyone talking about melting, melded, slimed and how they would correct the title or article.
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    by sosuke 9y ago

    Get the speed pass band thingy. Totally worth it and it pretty much kills the wait times. At least it was that way when I had gone.
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    by sosuke 9y ago

    This sounds like an excellent opportunity to make an extension for Chrome or addon for Firefox to clear, reset, or set focus on load.
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    by sosuke 9y ago

    Thanks for the leads I'm always looking to expand my horizon.
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    by sosuke 9y ago

    You've hit on a very big part of listening to music that appears largely lost today. Composers would know that they had a captive audience for so long a time and would be able to create large narratives in their music that just can&#x2
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    by sosuke 9y ago

    Unrelated to the content ... Their ad setup is very interesting it all appears to be served through subdomains.
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    by sosuke 9y ago

    I had bit flips on a few JPGs and it renders them useless. Luckily I had a backup of a backup that had them uncorrupted. I'm still trying to find a complete solution to this problem. Presumably the TIFF or BMP file formats are more sta
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    by sosuke 9y ago

    I think it is because HN does not have "features" like being able to follow other users. I'm thankful of this I don't get Twitter like emails saying "ebbv" liked a post on HN!
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    by sosuke 9y ago

    I had to look up paraphrase again because I had only ever seen it in the context of taking a larger work and making it smaller whereas your very clear example is larger than the original work. Thanks
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    by sosuke 9y ago

    I'm just pulling ideas out of thin air but I wonder if it connected with how good the economy is doing for the people buying drugs.
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    by sosuke 9y ago

    I have the same experience from just the facts but a totally different feeling about it. I love my fairly unique first name, Barrett, and when I give my name for restaurants or cafes I usually go with something super generic or fun, often j
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    by sosuke 9y ago

    "To confirm it wasn't just the chewing mechanism of the caterpillars degrading the plastic, the team mashed up some of the worms and smeared them on polyethylene bags, with similar results." A disturbing but effective way t