yolesaber

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   by yolesaber 15y ago

   "Beautiful highways running android, mountains on drugs"
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   by yolesaber 15y ago

   2600
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   by yolesaber 15y ago

   I finally got my webcam to work on Windows with Processing (java variant used for image...processing. worst name ever) so I'm gonna build a "security cam" application for my room. Simple enough - constantly refresh the cam feed, check for s
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   by yolesaber 15y ago

   College tuition + majors? CollegeBoard does this to a degree but I despise their layout and sometimes the tuition prices are inaccurate.
5. 575.▲
   by yolesaber 15y ago

   http://www.hubski.com/ It is slow, but I find the majority of links in-depth and worthwhile.
6. 576.▲
   by yolesaber 15y ago

   Ah, thank you for that clarification.
7. 577.▲
   by yolesaber 15y ago

   I would like to hear the answer.
8. 578.▲
   by yolesaber 15y ago

   I believe it is pseudointellectual for "speed of light."
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   by yolesaber 15y ago

   Interestingly enough, there is an effort to "port" the Tractatus' logic to software engineering: http://www.hxa.name/notes/note-hxa7241-20110219T1113Z.html
10. 580.▲
    by yolesaber 15y ago

    Please explain to me how this is relevant to Hacker News
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    by yolesaber 15y ago

    Problem: these DUI checkpoints are un-Constitutional and violate the 4th amendment. Lawrence Taylor has written an excellent article about the dangers of such "DUI exceptions" to the Constitution - http://www.drunkdrivingdefense.com/genera
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    by yolesaber 15y ago

    A contactless RFID scanner (from http://tinyurl.com/5utmtwj ) only costs around $150 including shipping. I wonder how possible it would be to snatch people's bracelets (especially from drunk / passed out / sleeping people) and get all thei
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    by yolesaber 15y ago

    More official images and more media-propagated glorification of his death = more fuel for movements that want Bin Laden established as a martyr.
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    by yolesaber 16y ago

    Although I can't see it as a total replacement for my twitter stream, it definitely is a neat app and I will be using it. However, it would be really cool if you also could parse the links in the articles. For instance, this News Desk piece
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    by yolesaber 16y ago

    I find it sad that people feel the need to establish arbitrary demarcation lines between the arts and sciences. Poetry may not be "useful" in the sense of creating utilities and infrastructure, but it is definitely used by many people, myse
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    by yolesaber 16y ago

    AS OF APRIL 7TH 2011 3:25 AM EST Percentage of singe-founder startup discussion: 59.5% Percentage of meta Quora / question format discussion: 40.5% The people have spoken.
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    by yolesaber 16y ago

    What does Colombia have to do with Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez?
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    by yolesaber 16y ago

    These are eerily beautiful. Any idea where I could find hi-res versions?
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    by yolesaber 16y ago

    "Snow Crash" by Neil Stephenson is also an amazing read that has a better technical grasp on the growing technology. "Neuromancer" is amazing and all, with some really brilliant passages, but it was composed on a typewriter and Gibson had r
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    by yolesaber 16y ago

    Google's Art Project is also an awesome synthesis of programming and the humanities (notably, visual art) http://www.googleartproject.com/
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    by yolesaber 16y ago

    The cartoon was not very well done and lacked any warmth or subtlety. I would've preferred an essay on the subject, since it does seem as though there is some great rift in the understanding of the Arts and the Sciences by HN users (judging