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by tsestrich 17y ago
Wow, this is one of the coolest articles I've read in a while. I wish they showed a picture of something other than a red light being shined right into the camera lens.
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by tsestrich 17y ago
The thought of putting a tinted contact in my eye to change my eye color still makes me nervous... jeeze.
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Augmented Reality in a Contact Lens(spectrum.ieee.org)
67 points by tsestrich 17y ago|37 comments
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by tsestrich 17y ago
Well, the idea behind "realtime" as it pertains to Twitter is that it is about events happening that minute. While your page might not be refreshed immediately to see new information, you COULD refresh it yourself to view it. That's real ti
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by tsestrich 17y ago
A modern day version of: 1.Quit job 2.Ask HN 3. ??? 4.Profit! Love it :)
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USPTO: Using Three Knowledge Bases To Diagnose Is Patentable [umm... how?](techdirt.com)
4 points by tsestrich 17y ago|1 comments
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IBM patents Twitter-enabled TV Remote(bizjournals.com)
2 points by tsestrich 17y ago|0 comments
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by tsestrich 17y ago
I like how they conveniently drop the fact that they have a test (that they can sell) for the fake DNA that they created :) I don't think that this will in any way invalidate DNA evidence any time in the near future. Besides, I can't imagin
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by tsestrich 17y ago
Very interesting to get a "third-party" perspective on things, having never gotten to work out in that environment myself.
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by tsestrich 17y ago
As a soon-to-be graduating college student, this just makes me more and more sad that my tastefully yet interestingly laid-out resume will be reduced to a set of data that I could have spent 5 minutes putting into an email or a web form. I
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by tsestrich 17y ago
I love the advice given in this article. In working on putting together a little company of my own, I often find myself looking at what seems to be "accepted" and trying to steer in that direction. This creates a lot of fluff in my language
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Wikipedia To Experiment With Color-Coded Quality Warnings(techdirt.com)
1 points by tsestrich 17y ago|0 comments
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by tsestrich 17y ago
Not only would there be costs associated with complying with regulations, but simply from a capitalist standpoint there is little reason (as discussed in the article) for the government to have a say in VC practices. Investors know the risk
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by tsestrich 17y ago
I'm gonna have to agree that the format of the article had me jumping around and genuinely trying hard to figure out where to even start reading. I like the message though, since it does show how so many things can help market a product onl