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12y ago
An Uber competitor should make a deal with the owner of the phone number.
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12y ago
Maybe YouTube ads aren't the best, but the ads on the Internet can have much better targeting and performance tracking than TV ads. >there are plenty of other things to do on a computer while you wait through the ad. Yea, for exampl
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12y ago
What "results"? This isn't a poll. But i agree with the second-half of your comment.
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12y ago
This comment has a strange behavior in Firefox, which is not surprising but it's probably a bug: When I scrolling to this comment there is no characters outside of the comment box but when i switch back to this page from another tab th
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12y ago
Probably they were just searching for things that don't have some extra tax (above the already existing %27 VAT), and they found this weird Internet thing on that list. Also today the PM said: "We need to find an answer to the qu
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12y ago
This already exists in Hungary: http://blogs.wsj.com/emergingeurope/2011/06/22/hungary-to-ta...
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12y ago
Yes it's just a long-term vision: "The long-term vision for HP Multi Jet Fusion technology is to create parts with controllably variable — even quite different — mechanical and physical properties within a single part or among se
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12y ago
Yes, for me it freezes my Firefox browser for a time and in chrome the startup screen is better but the application has unusable performance: Scrolling in the list of filters at the left-side is very laggy and applying a filter freezes both
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12y ago
Another one with 4 jet engine and onboard camera: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZeL3LhrmeME
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12y ago
SQL is on the to-do cards since "Nov 2, 2012" ... and lot of the comments are requesting it as critical feature
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12y ago
See my previous comment about what their technology might be: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8452013
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12y ago
They got awarded $150k from DOD for: Ultra-High Resolution Scanning Fiber Display for HMDs http://www.sbir.gov/sbirsearch/detail/415788 ...Magic Leap is working to commercialize low cost, compact, high field of v
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12y ago
Sounds similar to the Web Components which allows you to define insertion points in the templates. http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/WD-components-intro-20130606/#inse... http://webcomponents.org/
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12y ago
There are Street View images that wasn't taken by the Street View car, for example inside airports: http://www.theverge.com/2013/11/26/5147124/google-street-vie... Also: Treks Journey beyond the ro
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12y ago
The OS would allow you to interact only with the confirmation dialog at first and to prevent the USB device emulating a simple click on a confirmation button it should be asking you to type in a displayed random number. So basically a CAPTC
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12y ago
You cannot really blame the media reporting when there is a video with one of the researchers making the same claim (to have a blood test for depression).
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12y ago
They claim they solved the problem of the overcrowded wireless networks. And it can improve the existing technologies like LTE, 3G and WiFi. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4eMBBVG-MNY
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12y ago
I think we can see that "Fuck" on their face, just look at the big swallows of the guy and he even says "Oh my god" in the video.
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12y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metalanguage
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12y ago
There are some interesting ideas that could help with reading and writing programs: from Bret Victor: http://worrydream.com/LearnableProgramming/ and intentional programming from Charles Simonyi: http://en.w
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12y ago
Maybe you shouldn't spell out every abbreviation (and acronym) when you read? Otherwise it can be "fun" when you read HN comments about the HTML5 WebGL API and the low FPS CSS animations that eats too much CPU power.
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12y ago
It shows 60 and 40 fps but the movement's are slow for me and have a strange pulsing effect.
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12y ago
Looks like it's got fixed because i cannot see any results.
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12y ago
It would be fun if airplanes would integrate with these portable VR gears: using cameras outside the airplane to create a panoramic view in VR so you could look around without seeing the plane and feel like you are flying without a plane. A
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12y ago
Also it may help to increase data transfer bandwidth (but not latency) for large backups if it transports hard drives. :) Especially because SSDs are so light. But the packet loss could be risky if somebody founds your packet and it's
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12y ago
Result of a quick try: Tracking YouTube views doesn't work (shows "null") Tracking HN points doesn't work (shows "null") Tracking Reddit comment count works.
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12y ago
A search for "hexagonal pixel" has lot of relevant and interesting results: https://www.google.hu/search?q=hexagonal+pixel
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12y ago
Yes, be careful because probably all of the developers of popular extensions are regularly getting offers to share their users' browsing data or to insert/replace ads on websites.
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12y ago
Almost all of those can be reversed by one malicious extension.
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12y ago
Yes there are a lot of yet-another-3D printer project that are trying to do what others are doing and the only real difference is that they are promising to be cheaper. But then there is for example the Peachy Printer that is trying to be c
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