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Why 18th century books looked like smartphone screens(collisiondetection.net)
1 points by tesmar2 13y ago|0 comments
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by tesmar2 13y ago
In my experience, most people are turned off by using Javascript on the backend of web-development. Your experience may be different, but I just don't think the analogy made in the original article is a very good one.
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by tesmar2 13y ago
> but it's poised to do for technical computing what Node.js is doing for web development I stopped right there. Node.js has only a few great use cases where it shines and in the real world, the vast majority of shops have not switc
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by tesmar2 13y ago
> forced You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
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Why I will downgrade my broadband(techreport.com)
1 points by tesmar2 13y ago|0 comments
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by tesmar2 13y ago
Sure it is. If I am taken advantage of, I am not better off for it.
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by tesmar2 13y ago
Airvoice has 10/month for 250 minutes
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by tesmar2 13y ago
I always thought that just using protocol buffers and ZeroMQ and the speed advantage that buys you over having to go through a broker made it worth just using ZeroMQ.
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by tesmar2 13y ago
I am thinking of going with the $10 plan with a a Nexus 4. Turn on data when you need it for 6cents/MB. Have you been happy with the call quality, etc?
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by tesmar2 13y ago
Whenever people talk about pre-paid, I always think Pay-as-you-go. I am currently thinking of switching from a Tmobile family plan to one of the Pay-as-you-go services that are ultra cheap, like $10 for 100 minutes good for 3 months. Use Vo
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by tesmar2 13y ago
Right. And on the ATT network. And only 6cents per MB. Just flip on your phone's data when you need a map or to check your email in an emergency and you could pay < $15/month. Also they have $10 for 100min for 90 days. So if yo
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by tesmar2 13y ago
Anyone here use pay as you go services like AirVoice?
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John McAfee on Obamacare: ‘This is a hacker’s wet dream’ [video](dailycaller.com)
7 points by tesmar2 13y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Angular coders, how do you maintain SEO of an old site?
1 points by tesmar2 13y ago|0 comments
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Federal judge: Bitcoin, “a currency,” can be regulated under American law(arstechnica.com)
38 points by tesmar2 13y ago|93 comments
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by tesmar2 13y ago
A ton of places, I'm sure, would consider pictures of half or near naked women not appropriate for the workplace.
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by tesmar2 13y ago
The nexus 7 doesn't have an SD slot.
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Poll: How do you feel about the recent NSA uproar?
2 points by tesmar2 13y ago|1 comments
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by tesmar2 13y ago
I am not OK with it.
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by tesmar2 13y ago
I am not OK with it and have taken steps to protect my internet traffic.
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by tesmar2 13y ago
I am ambivalent.
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by tesmar2 13y ago
I am OK with it as it is necessary to protect our national security.
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Digital Ocean under DDOS(twitter.com)
1 points by tesmar2 13y ago|0 comments
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by tesmar2 13y ago
Outlawing murder would be something I consider moving in the right direction (pun intended)
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Keeping the lights on at a startup(dilbert.com)
2 points by tesmar2 13y ago|0 comments
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Organic Entrepreneurship(qideas.org)
1 points by tesmar2 13y ago|0 comments
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Corporate philanthropy: good for the soul — and your bottom line(venturebeat.com)
1 points by tesmar2 13y ago|0 comments
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by tesmar2 13y ago
As someone who is thinking about doing a python project, should I learn Django or just go with Flask? Any thoughts on those two?
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Google’s Plan To Fight Human Trafficking With Big Data(fastcoexist.com)
2 points by tesmar2 13y ago|0 comments
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by tesmar2 14y ago
It did not detect any cats in this picture: http://www.fantom-xp.com/wallpapers/20/Four_kittens.jpg

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