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eulerphi
13y ago
Re-defining what is a well-defined english word using hipster-startup-hack-bias is contrived and self-fulfilling. The phone caused disruption in the world, done, done, and done. Now quit trying to fit the word disrupt into every conversatio
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eulerphi
13y ago
A rant about Mozilla, a non-profit FSF company and then corporate sycophantism for GitHub?
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eulerphi
13y ago
Having used CircleCI for a trial period, I can say Jenkins is definitely the way to go. CI on a PaaS is a bit of a black box, and when things go wrong you will suffer. The only real thing CircleCI does is put some pretty CSS around what Jen
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eulerphi
13y ago
Good job on having the typical non-biased flak-attack and also spamming your startup.
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eulerphi
13y ago
I can't mention the specific degree because it would probably let the firm know who I am but I did not major in math, most of my knowledge of statistics, calculus, number theory, was self-learned out of curiosity.
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eulerphi
13y ago
This is going to be a long one. I started working on Wall Street shortly after the housing bubble in late 2007 for a very well-known firm. After two years of building various computational models based on esoteric distributions purposed for
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eulerphi
13y ago
Hm right, bidirectional input/output for lightshows and whatnot. We have to be careful not to tread into full peripheral territory - because the whole point of these things is to be covers as well? I guess we'll just have to see w
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eulerphi
13y ago
You might be looking at it the wrong way. From what I can gander, these blades are going to be for application-specific use. I can see a double-folding math-character keyboard for Mathematica or design-tool for Photoshop being quite useful.
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eulerphi
13y ago
People in Africa aren't going to be using a USB generator. They will generate to a battery and then use that battery later. This device will _waste_ the output of the fire for the most part, it's open..not closed like a calorimete
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eulerphi
13y ago
It is juvenile. And it is inherently carnal. A business shouldn't need to screw with other businesses to be successful. It's much better to have a business that stands on its own merit rather than one that parasitically targets ot
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eulerphi
13y ago
Care to explain your pedantry? Especially is connoting a favored preference, whereas even is denoting an absolute preference.
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eulerphi
13y ago
I had FreeBSD running on my old Dell Studio 1737. It took some effort but most of the linux drivers will work with BSD if you edit the source and recompile.
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eulerphi
13y ago
The "less energy" is only true for an uneven surface. A normal tire would have to fight against the up/down movement. The sprung tire would act somewhat like a cam and transfer the up/down movement into forward movement.
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eulerphi
13y ago
It's less the vacation itself and moreover the absence of work and refractory recovery of creative and physical energies
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Airless energy return wheel
(en.m.wikipedia.org)
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eulerphi
13y ago
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eulerphi
13y ago
Let the dark wars begin.
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eulerphi
13y ago
No need to waste money on a "beasty bag." Desiccants are the generic name for water-removing substances: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Desiccant Amazon has silica gel (the most common desiccant) at $13 per 25-
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eulerphi
13y ago
Well-deserved is a bit of an overstatement. All we know is that he was able to do an HTTP parameter switcheroo. Does that mean he can build things? No, it just means he as the ability to tinker. A start, yes, but well-deserved does not belo
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US stops jailed activist Barrett Brown from discussing hacking prosecution
(theguardian.com)
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eulerphi
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