wr1472

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OnLive lays off all employees(gamasutra.com)
1 points by wr1472 14y ago|0 comments
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Analyze terabytes of data with just a click of a button(developers.google.com)
55 points by wr1472 14y ago|24 comments
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Standard chartered bank falsified $250B worth of Iranian transactions(bbc.co.uk)
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Josh Bloch moving on from Google(twitter.com)
3 points by wr1472 14y ago|0 comments
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by wr1472 14y ago
I'm fasting and coding now - I really don't see a drop in code quality. Nor have I noticed it in others who have been fasting at the time. We all seem to look for externalities to explain bad performances. Maybe the code wasn't very good, o
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Google in talks with 16yr old creator of Kruger wildlife-tracking website(guardian.co.uk)
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by wr1472 14y ago
Agree on the whole, apart from Project Managers - I have worked with some damn good PMs and the difference is noticeable. Of course not every project needs a PM though.
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Apple must run Samsung ruling ads(guardian.co.uk)
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by wr1472 14y ago
"involved some of the grimiest programming grind that I had ever done."
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This is a long weekend, by 1 leap second at least(guardian.co.uk)
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Camera shows off speed of light images(bbc.co.uk)
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Lab meat on verge of breakthrough(guardian.co.uk)
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Alan Turing's Suicide in Doubt(bbc.co.uk)
208 points by wr1472 14y ago|66 comments
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Tell HN: Assange seeking asylum in Ecuadorean Embassy in London
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Why does a cabbage cost $28 in Canada?(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by wr1472 14y ago|1 comments
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The story behind how Apple got OS X running on Intel(quora.com)
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MoneySavingExpert sold for £87M founder donates £10M to charity(guardian.co.uk)
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US Sped up cyber attack on Iran(guardian.co.uk)
1 points by wr1472 14y ago|0 comments
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by wr1472 14y ago
My last 3 cars were diesel and I'd forgotten that you had to wait for them to warm up (having learned how to drive in diesel cars). Thanks for reminding me.
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by wr1472 14y ago
Cheaper TN panels are better at fast moving graphics (video games for example), but have a poor viewing angle. More expensive IPS panels have a better viewing angle, but not as good at moving graphics. I have a Dell IPS panel, which I speci
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by wr1472 14y ago
Why would it be cynical? don't companies strive to lower manufacturing costs?
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by wr1472 14y ago
Root cause is still a unit mis-match though.
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by wr1472 14y ago
Are you confusing trust with transparency?
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Cookie warning on bbc website(bbc.co.uk)
32 points by wr1472 14y ago|28 comments
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by wr1472 14y ago
I don't see how paying for the GPU instances using a credit card is any more anonymous and less traceable than paying for physical goods? Sure mine the BTC and it won't be possible to trace back to the machine.
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by wr1472 14y ago
They would still have to buy the BTC using the credit card, although I agree it is not as easy to trace as physical goods, the eventual BTC for physical transaction could be traced all the way back to the credit card payment for BTC. So cou
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by wr1472 14y ago
Agreed, not the prettiest graphics, but you shouldn't dismiss the data & findings because of it. Unless of course you judge the validity of a study based on the appearance of its graphs?
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by wr1472 14y ago
How are you able to cognitively manage so many apps (FF alone with 30+ open tabs)? I find having more than a handful of apps and tabs open a clutter.
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by wr1472 14y ago
A sequel to the Social Network?
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by wr1472 14y ago
or just use the stolen cards to buy goods from amazon?

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