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18y ago
Power grid data would be nice, maybe then devices could start knowing when it best to power down or charge.
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Funny about a week ago I heard directly from someone using one of the Fusion-io cards and let's just say the real world performance was rather impressive. I definitely wanted to invest in them right then and there. I'm not sure I can quote
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18y ago
Top 10 site? Maybe in the free dating site category…
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18y ago
Tables won't show up until the entire table has loaded but if that's not an issue then use whatever you find easier (and don't feel guilty--if it works, it works). If it's tabular data ALWAYS use tables.
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18y ago
Did the gorilla gain 100 pounds? Perhaps I missed something…
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200 PS3's Break VeriSign's SSL
(tomsguide.com)
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18y ago
Perhaps $180 is the raw cost of the phone?
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Build your own mail analyzer for Mac Mail.app
(javarants.com)
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CARP hashing != balanced
(flickr.com)
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18y ago
That depends on whether or not anyone can build an app to be used in Gmail. Link?
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Ask HN: What's your favorite embedded system?
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A little before my time (the group formed the year I was born) but I'll have to check it out!
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Yes but only one of them gets email from Jerry :P
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18y ago
What you have to understand is that EVERY email from Jerry is lowercase. I can see how some people think this is offensive, but honestly, they lack the context of every other email he's ever sent. I think Yahoos would be worried if he start
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Clearly either Moore's Law has been broken or you're mistaken.
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Anyone else ever seen one get past the first major drop?
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I'm not sure what UW you're referring to, but I took that at an ACM conference at UIUC: http://www.acm.uiuc.edu/conference/2006/
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18y ago
They are the power LEDs/switches for each of the four motherboards on each piece of cork board. Yes, cork board. It's non-conductive.
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18y ago
Here's an upclose one on the first gen rack: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e0/Google’s_... My understanding is that they found the HP ProCurve switches were a better deal to buy two chassis and stuff all the blades into
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18y ago
Here's what their datacenters look like a couple years ago (with Chris DiBona): http://flickr.com/photos/ttrueman/296867981/sizes/l/
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Your education is what you make of it honestly.
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...so?
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18y ago
And analog circuits cannot be built/modeled in software?
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So basically you guys are saying it's way faster, but not that it's not technically impossible to do in software on normal computers. I'm just not sure it's NOT cheaper and faster to prototype this stuff in software and then build it in har
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"Large-scale neural simulations are difficult for computers because neural models do not map onto the Von Neumann architecture." I'm not sure I buy that. I can understand if speed is a big deal but I just can't imagine neural models do not
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Haven't these guys heard of software? I thought the only good reason to do something in hardware was speed, but maybe I'm just crazy.
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IBM to build brain-like computers
(news.bbc.co.uk)
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Ha. I also got ESTP and I'm an INTJ (I took the test from a few sources because of that compliant actually--still all said INTJ).
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My thoughts exactly. I only purchase media that is DRM-free. Amazon's MP3 store for instance. If they want to make more money they can start by offering more content as DRM-free because otherwise I'm not buying…
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Please anyone but him...he'd put that $600B into things like hard drives made from metal foil that increase battery life on laptops by 70% (didn't realize HDs took that much power) and they "can spin up, read or write data, then shut down a
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