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by trapper 18y ago
Agreed. I hope they know something we don't :)
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by trapper 18y ago
clickatell.com We use it and it's awesome. Pricing isn't too bad either.
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by trapper 18y ago
Agreed for some things. But in most languages it's one line to send an email, sms, gtalk message etc. I honestly couldn't believe they were trying to charge for email sending or other messages that do not cost money to anyone? Best of luck
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by trapper 18y ago
I don't believe that they would be foolish enough to believe full rendering can be done on servers - it's just not a feasible solution with todays technology unless you are emulating j2me or something. Perhaps they have something more inter
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by trapper 18y ago
I think it's a valid question because this is what we wants to accomplish, as he has stated many times. He openly states proprietary software is evil, and by association the vendors. Chaunx said he isn't threatening. I disagree, and feel he
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by trapper 18y ago
RMS says that proprietary software is evil. He makes those developing proprietary software feel bad for making a living. His endgame isn't about choice to be free, it's about everyone making free software. If he had the power, do you think
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by trapper 18y ago
Critique the argument not the person.
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by trapper 18y ago
Yes there is. There are a few methods of converting a trained nn to a decision tree. It's actually a better way of training decision trees for some problems.
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by trapper 18y ago
What has he really accomplished? All he has done is shift the focus from desktop development to SAAS models. Why do you think all software companies are doing SAAS now? We can use gpl on the server and not have to release our code. Just lik
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by trapper 18y ago
But, but it's cool to love git!
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by trapper 18y ago
The arguments presented are really off-base. The idea of a 3d printer is to find a model on the internet for free (or $) press print and use the "thing". Very, very simple. Sewing machines were completely different. First, you had to get a
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by trapper 18y ago
There is a difference between being in it to make money and having no plan to make that money. Those that have a plan find it very easy, even in todays climate to make money. Those who don't won't. The future is clear, make money or perish.
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by trapper 18y ago
Hmm. Perhaps I am tired! This is still evidence for the argument, and there is ample evidence to justify making it illegal in my opinion. E.g: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15974425?ordinalpos=1&#38... I understand you are taking a p
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by trapper 18y ago
Dude, have you even had a cursory look at the research? I am betting you haven't. I am not basing my words on little data. There is ample evidence for my reply. One study, from the first page of pubmed for CP: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/p
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by trapper 18y ago
Interesting opinion. In regards to 4, I disagree, as I believe that possession promotes creation indirectly by creating demand & fueling an already unhealthy mind.
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by trapper 18y ago
Good to know you go to such lengths. From some of the posters here you would think it was as simple as looking at a website with CP gets you 10 years :) Respect, and good hunting :)
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by trapper 18y ago
The only thing I was thinking was if I were going to do something clearly illegal, and had technical ability, surely I wouldn't store my stash in plain site. E.g. hack someones machine, store the data on their computer. How do you prove 'in
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by trapper 18y ago
For arguments sake, if sho had 10gb of <7yo children in sexual acts distributed amongst photos and videos on his computer, would he be guilty in your opinion? Sho - I would like to hear from you too.
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by trapper 18y ago
Not that I disagree, but boy does there seem to be some hate for scribd. I loathe using it, it's actually worse than adobe reader! I have seen other non-technical users who enjoy the content available on the site though. Perhaps it's making
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by trapper 18y ago
Also, many data analysis problems are solved best using functional style. This leads you down the right thinking path, regardless of what language you learn or use.
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by trapper 18y ago
Exactly. I didn't think it was clear enough on the front page why you would choose this over any other monitoring solution.
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by trapper 18y ago
What is the benefit of using this over something like nagios?
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by trapper 18y ago
I am a full time skeptic and tend to notice these things :)
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by trapper 18y ago
I refer to the book: how to measure anything. Measurement is the reduction in uncertainty, not paralysis by analysis. Often you can get great reductions in uncertainty with simple methods if you think for a few minutes. Some examples that t
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by trapper 18y ago
The only people I have heard that say this, travelling around the world, meeting multiple 9+ digit exit entrepreneurs and tons of 7+, are the ones that started in SV. I tend to think based on what I read that there are a lot more large exit
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by trapper 18y ago
What sort of human-machine interface are you using?
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by trapper 18y ago
Really?
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by trapper 18y ago
Do you remember it or is it just in and out?
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by trapper 18y ago
Exactly. That's why I suggested math/cosc combos.
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by trapper 18y ago
Can you point to some papers/sources on the scurvy issue? I'd be interested to read as I have heard the opposite.

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