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by tbenst 14y ago
Sensationalist title. The change will not affect individual users, but rather small companies with less than 10 employees using google apps. Now those companies will have to pay $50/user/year.
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RC Transformer robot - made with 3D printed parts(youtube.com)
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by tbenst 14y ago
Seems like a good candidate for an HTML5 app vs native. Not feeling the love here on android per usual sigh
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Star Wars Episode 7 to come in 2015(m.engadget.com)
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by tbenst 14y ago
I strongly disagree with the negative sentiment expressed thus far in the comments. Understand, that when articles are hosted on the rapgenius.com domain, that the user base will mainly comment on allegories, make jokes, and explain vernacu
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by tbenst 14y ago
Fortress, a programming language funded by DARPA and developed by Sun, aimed at solving this very issue by parallelizing core operations. For example, 'for' loops in the language are parallel operations that do not guarantee linear iteratio
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Palo Alto Networks reports first earnings since IPO, revenue exceeds consensus(investors.paloaltonetworks.com)
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by tbenst 14y ago
I had Shriram as a professor - great lecturer. Here's a racket implementation for the memoize function based off of class notes: #lang racket (define memo-table (box empty)) (define-struct memo (key ans)) (define (memoize f) (lambda args
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What happens to advertising in a world of streams?(gigaom.com)
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by tbenst 14y ago
Excellent work. Live video streaming has wide applications, glad to see you made it so easy to share spontaneous moments.
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by tbenst 14y ago
For your sake, do not base any investment decisions off of this model. Historical correlation != future correlation. You are MUCH better off using the Fama-French three factor model as a starting point. An example of historical correlation
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by tbenst 14y ago
ZFS already has great support on Solaris and FreeBSD. If you're running linux check out http://zfsonlinux.org/ - native kernel support that avoids the GPL incompatibility of Sun's zfs implementation (CDDL license).
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by tbenst 14y ago
I'm skeptical that the Ouya will be able to decode h.264 Level 4.1 (up to 50 Mbps). Xbox 360 can only handle up to 10Mbps peak of Level 4.1. Thus, the only solution is to transcode to MPEG-2 using something like PS3 Media Server. A 100mbit
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by tbenst 14y ago
Brown University's accelerated intro CS class only uses Racket ( http://www.cs.brown.edu/courses/csci0190/2011/ ). Beautiful language. Everything in the language, including basic core functions, can be built only using lambda
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by tbenst 14y ago
I would love to see google incorporate the efforts of SARTRE, a system of caravaning cars on highways for reduced drag: http://www.sartre-project.eu/en/Sidor/default.aspx
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Google's Autonomous cars complete 300,000 miles without an accident(techcrunch.com)
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by tbenst 14y ago
Great news. I really hope the ethernet port is gigabit..
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Isaac Asimov - Nightfall(doctord.dyndns.org)
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by tbenst 14y ago
Reminds me of Heytell. The threading of messages is a massive improvement, but still too difficult to find an old message judging only by time. Would be great to have a rudimentary speech-to-text
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by tbenst 14y ago
To return the discussion back to your main question, there is strong evidence that high frequency trading, or algorithmic trading (AT), increases liquidity: http://www.afajof.org/afa/forthcoming/6130p.pdf (See Figure 2). Increasing liquid
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by tbenst 14y ago
Very cool - thanks for the early look at this patch! Is this live streaming practical for high bandwidth I/O - say live video streaming?