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721.
by sown 17y ago
True, it has been around for a while...but it's nice to be reminded about them. :)
722.
Darwin among the Machines(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by sown 17y ago|0 comments
723.
by sown 17y ago
I pedal really hard followed by bouts of not pedaling at all. Before the time when I biked to work and took either the bus or VTA light rail I did manage to read most of two of the intel architecture books plus some other books on my ebook
724.
by sown 17y ago
A co-worker has made this same mistake for the last couple of years working at our company. He complains about everything and doesn't try to fix anything himself. He's a smart guy, though. He's bitter about some treatment he's received but
725.
by sown 17y ago
option 2 hasn't so much as picked me as had it's tendrils wrap around my aorta.
726.
by sown 17y ago
Shyness was conveniently part of the problem statement.
727.
by sown 17y ago
It seems the reward of not feeling miserable is comparable to asking her out. I'm so averse to feeling miserable from rejection I haven't asked anyone out on a date since the 5th grade. It ended poorly. I feel miserable from just listening
728.
by sown 17y ago
I interviewed there once. Smart people; demanding, too. By that, I mean that I'm sure all of you would find it to be a rewarding and challenging workplace. They made it clear that there was no VC money. Classic bootstrap. Matt wrote most of
729.
by sown 17y ago
Well, it can't get much worse now, so go ahead and try!
730.
by sown 17y ago
You know, given that this is 1980's tech, a quick refresher in circuits, a steady hand with iron and multimeter could probably identify the faulty component since he can physically see it with his eyes and even replace! Never give up!
731.
by sown 17y ago
Actually, the center of the universe is on the campuses of the University of New Mexico, next to the guy who sells burrito cheese-burgers. http://www.flickr.com/photos/8601342@N03/sets/72157605272220...
732.
by sown 17y ago
I can for see a future when this question will actually be competent, perhaps when AI can write programs (sort of) in a commercial setting.
733.
by sown 17y ago
As a minor aside, I wonder how long it will be before certain counties in Cali start to talk about leaving the state.
734.
by sown 17y ago
Touching on the point about risk taking makes me think of a reward I would like to have: the privilege to take risks at work. I have some neat ideas about our product at Large Network Vendor Inc. I'm willing to work for free exploring the
735.
by sown 17y ago
I've never been able to focus adequately enough to do well in school. I'm finished with it now but I found my school years to be disapointing because of the lower grades which pretty much shut out any chance of doing undergraduate research
736.
by sown 17y ago
This is one impressive hack.
737.
by sown 17y ago
This is one impressive hack.
738.
by sown 17y ago
I can only think of this one: http://memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/Spock%27s_Brain_(episode)
739.
by sown 17y ago
Zombies hate rainbows.
740.
by sown 17y ago
If they are really satanists, they aren't talking it seriously.
741.
by sown 17y ago
Because you're surrounded by people with emotions and feelings and one of those feelings is to be made feeling extra-extra-special and an anniversary day naturally slips into that.
742.
by sown 17y ago
They kept mentioning the Tegra by nVidia. It seems like this application would require a lot of power, the kind the iPhone can't produce (yet).
743.
by sown 17y ago
I wonder what kind of parts are inside...although I know that microwave dissasembly is supposed to be dangerous (lethal occasionally).
744.
by sown 17y ago
The creation of the first memristor was announced last year on April 30, 2008, although they were hypothesized a few decades ago.
745.
by sown 17y ago
Some people are just DYING to win.
746.
Willow Garage Personal Robot; Milestone 2 reached(youtube.com)
1 points by sown 17y ago|0 comments
747.
by sown 17y ago
I'll admit, I have not looked in many years. It hasn't gotten much better. I meant more along the lines of on-line delivery.
748.
by sown 17y ago
I seem to remember reading Drexler's book...something about "Let's keep the cultish bullshit down to a minmum." Good advice.
749.
by sown 17y ago
Also, consider the beginning and end of semeter/quarters where people register/report/check on their classes/grades. Then it can go all wrong under the load.
750.
by sown 17y ago
I hope this doesn't end up like Western Governor's University. Early on it was hard up for attracting students. I think it was (or is) an idea before it's early time but now will fit in. http://www.wgu.edu/ Anyways, here's hoping.

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