throwwit

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by throwwit 10y ago
In Toronto, I'd tend to say the main tent-pole companies of the scene are clique financed, and know the ins and outs of subsidies. There is quite a bit of skill in the area; but the climate of risk aversion leads to depending on count
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by throwwit 10y ago
Rentier economy dynamics now encroaching on human capital.
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by throwwit 11y ago
I've known quite a few skilled developers that have been unemployed up here in Canada for one small reason or another, there does seem like plenty of opportunity for Moneyball-style recruiting. I gather most companies won't open
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by throwwit 11y ago
I wonder if the data can already be sold from cellphone carriers.
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by throwwit 11y ago
I was actually hoping that Apple would use some haptic electrostatic feedback for the stylus... making the whole experience less like writing on glass.
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by throwwit 11y ago
Randomizing sites is probably going to give way to delivery of content & ads through HTML DRM IMO via EME.
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by throwwit 11y ago
Welcome to the irreversible post-TTIP world.
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by throwwit 11y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phenylketonuria
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by throwwit 12y ago
IMO... Design of the thing only took into account the technical side. If they're going to push new social norms... they should go full futurist. Maybe try redesigning the social cues... In lieu of a red camera light maybe some electr
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by throwwit 12y ago
Data collection is probably the low hanging fruit of all technological solutions, skewing where tech goes.
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by throwwit 12y ago
Fresh look, but a little edgier than common user submissions. If anything the browsing needs to be lightweight. Would be cool to have more community centered features like annotations / narrative showcases / etc.... With a site
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by throwwit 12y ago
They can be very fast... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qa9dX1hkEYI (Amazing Stunts RC WORLD) -- Thought it was CG first time around.
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by throwwit 12y ago
Actual story: http://www.wired.com/2012/10/dkim-vulnerability-widespread/a... (2012)
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by throwwit 12y ago
Is any organizational structure resistant to McCarthyism?
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by throwwit 12y ago
The problem is that a technical solution is probably an order of magnitude more complex than a bit torrent or bit coin system; and will take a bit of cross discipline imagination.
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by throwwit 12y ago
The truck market could be the next logical next step.
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by throwwit 12y ago
I'd say it's a clever approach... but it has scaling/UI issues. Nice to see some research dealing with the forest instead of the trees!
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by throwwit 12y ago
Why doesn't google innovate regulation first then? :)
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by throwwit 12y ago
I hope there are sensor mechanisms that confirm and/or failsafe the exposures nowadays.
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by throwwit 12y ago
You made sense until the "...definitely puts you in..." part
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by throwwit 12y ago
Gotta read the article... there were already pilot programs.
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by throwwit 12y ago
I hope they succeed just for the verb potential :)
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by throwwit 12y ago
Although rangi42 probably only meant it could be raised, there is evidence for the damage route. http://listverse.com/2013/07/23/10-fascinating-people-with-s...
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by throwwit 12y ago
(Edit - Single Page View: http://web.archive.org/web/20080326212226/http://www.gamasut... )
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by throwwit 12y ago
For perspective, it was still difficult doing video in the year 1999... I still remember the lengths some people had to go, to get MPEG working on the Nintendo 64: http://web.archive.org/web/20080331015735/http:&#x
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by throwwit 12y ago
For a performance reference similar to Moore's law, check out the quantum version (Rose's law): https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-AZFZhBUmwds/UHT2yF39AHI/AAAAAAAAI...
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by throwwit 12y ago
The Internet is going to become a country-by-country intranet at this rate.
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How Smart Meters Can Reveal Behavior at Home, What We Watch on TV(bloomberg.com)
42 points by throwwit 12y ago|15 comments
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by throwwit 12y ago
...or tilt an lcd screen.
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by throwwit 12y ago
The submitter should have tacked on (2007).

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