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by sown 16y ago
I think there's something classy and fun about sitting at your desk alone, smoking half a pack a day, and drinking vodka out of a plastic cup.
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by sown 16y ago
I think the industry is ripe for change. Consider the price for a 2 hour video. It used to be the typical price can be $20 - $40, even more for higher-end material and this was a quite a several years ago. That's kind of steep. People would
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by sown 16y ago
We're truly living in the future, now.
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by sown 16y ago
I think this is targeted at people who are trying to make that happen. :)
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by sown 16y ago
I really use google just for search and their ads which I find useful and I often click more than any other kind of ad. I don't like where this is headed.
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Academic Navel Gazing Spirit Quest(dannyquist.blogspot.com)
1 points by sown 16y ago|0 comments
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How to Write A Book(oreilly.com)
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by sown 16y ago
> I'm a little surprised to see that none of their crew have actual space experience. Maybe it'd be better. If we want to send large numbers of people to Mars for mining or colonization eventually, picking a more random group of people
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by sown 16y ago
There's no way that drive-train could be attached that loosely and have it go over so much as a pothole.
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by sown 16y ago
I learn something new every day. Thanks for that!
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by sown 16y ago
I wasn't aware that gmail had an API that would allow me to parse mail like he wants. Is it supposed to be a greasmonkey script+server side stuff>?
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by sown 16y ago
I was hoping for something less theoretical. I failed at math. :( But thanks! I had forgotten about that tome.
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Ask: Is there a big book of neat algorithms?
3 points by sown 16y ago|2 comments
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by sown 16y ago
Is this similar to how movie studios operated in relation to actors way back when?
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by sown 16y ago
I wonder if there was certain lightning requirements. For example, the famous bust of Abraham Lincoln requires light over head and behind it to give it a serious, solemn almost brooding and suffering look http://farm4.static.flickr.com/35
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by sown 16y ago
Is this sort of like having a pre-processor and system code to get a program loaded, linked and running?
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Ask: I just read about Branchr. How does one start an ad network like this?
2 points by sown 16y ago|0 comments
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New Robot Surgeons Can Operate Without Human Assistance(fastcompany.com)
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by sown 16y ago
About 20 slides in it starts on some technical content.
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by sown 16y ago
I don't think it'll be so bad getting used to this phenomena. We've been through this before with cellphones. For example, people used to assume that if they could get you on the phone that you were in the same town because they would dial
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by sown 16y ago
I think that for many of us SC2:Wings of Liberty is picking up right where high school left off.
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by sown 16y ago
Who keeps making these rules?
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by sown 16y ago
We use rally at work. The best thing about rally is the short dev cycle and the often re-evaluation of our progress, etc. Everything else seems like management rah-rah stuff, though.
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by sown 16y ago
Winners never quit and quitters never win but if you never win and never quit...
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Quite the hack: remove a tooth with a model rocket(youtube.com)
1 points by sown 16y ago|0 comments
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Android Meets Arduino(amarino-toolkit.net)
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Next Chapter in the Lego Robotics Saga: Amazing Bipedal Walking (video)(singularityhub.com)
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A brief analysis of a malicious PDF file which exploits this week’s Flash 0-day(blog.zynamics.com)
2 points by sown 16y ago|0 comments
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by sown 16y ago
The reason I said that is because it seems like NUTS is every where, across all cultures and continents and I don't think it's a great way to really put this label on one particular country. I.e., most of the US are not so creative either.
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by sown 16y ago
Get started by doing. I used to work in government. It seems like everyone got degrees that made them qualified to run around chasing people about passwords. IDA Pro? Buffer overflow? Out of the question. They collected a paycheck and that

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