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China’s Cloud Live Technology Sparks Corporate Default Worries(wsj.com)
1 points by KFW504 11y ago|0 comments
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Europe Steps Up Pressure on Tech Giants(wsj.com)
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Inexpensive Electric Cars May Arrive Sooner Than You Think(technologyreview.com)
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by KFW504 11y ago
Interesting! Thanks for sharing
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by KFW504 11y ago
They say life imitates art...and computers are our art
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HIV spreads like computer worms, say scientists(theguardian.com)
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Smart Home Hacking Is Easier Than You Think(networkworld.com)
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by KFW504 11y ago
This is really impressive!
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by KFW504 11y ago
Fair points...D confuses me too!
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by KFW504 11y ago
They may not use it in the same way, but the fact that they are using them to make life decisions is pretty huge: http://time.com/3762067/college-acceptance-instagram-high-sc...
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by KFW504 11y ago
I think they are suggesting that it's a step toward independence from the smartphone ecosystem
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by KFW504 11y ago
so true - but don't you think that it's only a matter of time? Some of the futuristic applications that we only imagine today are probably not that far away... but I think it is misguided to limit wearable focus to watches. Intere
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by KFW504 11y ago
When you think about it, this is fascinating from a geopolitical perspective more than anything...wish this had been discussed more in the article http://www.newsweek.com/normalizing-relations-cuba-unfinishe...
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No more stuff that is built to die?(theguardian.com)
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by KFW504 11y ago
You know what's interesting, there's also the other side of the tech-products coin where they are designed with a certain lifespan in mind...'designed to fail' is too harsh, but certain products could be way more sustain
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by KFW504 11y ago
This might help: http://blog.cryptographyengineering.com/2012/11/lets-talk-ab...
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by KFW504 11y ago
Agreed - this is amazing, but speed to scale comes with clarity for the masses
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by KFW504 11y ago
I'm with you - though wouldn't be the first time that nostalgia rather than facts drove naming...
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by KFW504 11y ago
finally! disruption in this industry is long overdue. That said, http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-03-12/new-startu...
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by KFW504 11y ago
well, they aren't exactly priced on a cost basis
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by KFW504 11y ago
Changes all around - 2030 isn't that far away... http://gizmodo.com/the-billion-dollar-megaprojects-that-will...
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by KFW504 11y ago
"Loneliness centres on the act of being seen. When a person is lonely, they long to be witnessed, accepted, desired, at the same time as becoming intensely wary of exposure." We are all walking the line of putting ourselves out th
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by KFW504 12y ago
pretty good proxy for life advice, am I right?
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by KFW504 12y ago
I'm with you - it's also extraordinarily obvious given the level of detail/explored regions represented - relatively surprising that the author did this given the level of detail the article goes into...but may not have been
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by KFW504 12y ago
Creating a safe space seems very reasonable, but I'm not sure I agree that the implication is that the remaining space is therefore fundamentally "unsafe." Emotional topics can definitely benefit from intellectual discussion
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by KFW504 12y ago
at the end of the day, it's art...'fair value' is a very unique construct the main point I was making was that comparing 20 years ago to today in this case is likely not equivalent (at best I would say it's an incomplete
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by KFW504 12y ago
For more, http://fusion.net/story/57515/darpa-thinks-it-has-a-solution... Premise is fair, though more details are needed to discuss the validity of any particular approach.
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by KFW504 12y ago
What's the turnover rate at your co-working space? If people aren't working there for any significant period of time, you might not be able to develop the same type of meaningful interactions you'd hope for in an office.
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by KFW504 12y ago
One thing to focus on is that the rate per song in the CD era can't fairly be compared to the rate per song today - particularly for popular songs that have a global reach. I would agree that "per play" is only a partial metr
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by KFW504 12y ago
It seems there may also be an additional (and potentially larger) cultural element here that goes beyond language, though it would be less pronounced at such an elementary age. Further, it would be interesting to explore how this family&#x2

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