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hazov
13y ago
I never saw Apple call itself this way, but I can be wrong, I believe it's more of an Apple rumors thing, like some years ago some people were telling how Apple would just put it's custom designed CPU on Macbooks and build everyth
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hazov
13y ago
I didn't said it was, but if you think their high margins can be sustained forever then I think the discussion is over and you're just cheering for Apple, nothing wrong with that, but it's not what I think is sensible for peo
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hazov
13y ago
It's now written on the wall for everyone to see that devices will fall in price in the next decade and with it will go profit margins, money will be made by volume of sales, Samsung is just where like Nokia once was in this place, Goo
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hazov
13y ago
There's a couple of replies to your post but no one of them really care that HN got a shitstorm of posts about American politics in the last 2 years or so and that it became a lot worse two months ago with posts about NSA populating th
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hazov
13y ago
He's not. EDIT: I thought you were talking about guylhem... my mistake.
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hazov
13y ago
Must be a different Argentina, I was there these days and although some guys that works in the Argentinian branch of the bank I work were very tech-savvy and were complaining the restrictions of moving money out of the country they did not
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hazov
13y ago
Well, CUPS still did not suffered what Oracle's is doing to MySQL.
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hazov
13y ago
I'm only throwing my opinion, I'm not really into security but I spend some time studying networks and low level stuff as a hobby, any specialist will probably point my errors below. Depends on the device no? Suppose you have a ch
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hazov
13y ago
1. people voted up, better one of these than the other 20 or something posts about the FBI or NSA populating the top posts.
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hazov
13y ago
Maybe ignorance yes, the fact is I do not share their experience, I only watched dubbed stuff in either Hebrew or Portuguese until my early teens although I learned Yiddish first. It was from mainly 2000 to 2002 that I learned to read subti
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hazov
13y ago
The majority of stimulation we receive is just waste of time by your philosophy. You're right about one thing though, my American (and British, Australians, Anglo Canadians among others from the same language group) friends are lazy as
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hazov
13y ago
At least for me if I drink too much my heartbeat accelerates, so I have no reason to drink a lot. I love Erva Mate (I'm Brazilian, it's how we say "Yerba Mate" in Portuguese) and try to drink some every morning. I love a beer as well. Out o
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hazov
13y ago
Insurance underwriting probably will become more and more automated, the exceptions are the cases with large values involved, in the short run, definitely this will be automated some day as well, or insurance in which only a small part of t
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hazov
13y ago
http://spikedmath.com/445.html Spiked Math slowed down recently but it's still good.
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hazov
13y ago
I for one wanted to do some tedious non automatable box editing over ssh, emacs have a default extension (mode?) to do this which did not worked in the terminal, tried some quick stuff on config, did not work. Every page I found on how to f
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hazov
13y ago
Depends on what you call live stream and the battery of the device, if you mean record and transmit live video the no, that would need too much power for such a device.
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hazov
13y ago
There's no unstable 2.7, it's mainly because of that. The change to 3.0 happened basically to signal that. EDIT: For those who do not remember the 2.x stuff when x was a odd number the version was unstable, when it was an even number the ve
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hazov
13y ago
I'll answer because you appear to be serious about that but consider that I think Ayn Rand ideas pure moonshine, I'll go to sleep now and maybe later I'll come back here and write properly about my opinions on her if you wish. It's my exper
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hazov
13y ago
> Are we supposed to make the general category suffer because some 20 generations back a ancestor of their made a mistake. So what's your proposal here? I would love that each generation we had the wealth allocated on a purely merit bas
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hazov
13y ago
Dude I live in Brazil where we have dish washers and washing machines for decades and here the upper middle class really never let their maids go with a fair salary or even said they were unnecessary once these stuff became available, I dou
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hazov
13y ago
I'm not a network engineer but I believe Tier 1 and Tier 2 networks are needed for the Internet to exist. They do not act as a central authority, but the Internet itself needs them to work like it do now. I simply do not understood what you
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hazov
13y ago
I think you need to test the netinst Debian image, the iso is only 180 mb, there's even a biz card version which is 50 mb, I generally use this for testing.
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hazov
13y ago
You realize there are tomes and tomes defining languages standards just that def foo (Real): Real do not have any ambiguity, right? I really don't see how this is much more clear than r:R^m -> R^n Anyway, functions in mathematics are no
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hazov
13y ago
I saw a documentary about this machine when I was younger, the plan was to use the "Caspian Sea Monster” only to military purposes, as probably anything designed in the URSS back then, mainly for movement of soldiers and tanks across the wa
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hazov
13y ago
On the contrary I believe, suppose bitcoin explodes national fiat currency as I saw a couple of guys wishing, once governments put some regulation, double booking accountting for companies who will have no incentive to avoid taxes and pay a
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hazov
13y ago
"which, for many of its libertarian-anarchist advocates, is the whole idea" The politics the community built around is for me the only reason why it sucks right now, the idea is interesting and it can certainly have some use. Selling all th
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hazov
13y ago
I would not call it a ponzi scheme because the idea of cryptocurrency does not entail any return, it is more like a seigniorage. Some of these cryptocurrencies appeared in 2011, if I'm not wrong, in the middle of the first bitcoin price hik
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hazov
13y ago
I think there's too much wishful thinking in your analysis, first people that are really rich are only interested in two things, one is that their wealth do not lose value, they will go to bitcoin, private equity, platinum, dollars, North K
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13y ago
To build a comparison of price indexes you have to have an exchange rate and products that are sold on two markets that use the two currencies separately, there's no Big Mac sold by BTC as far as I know, as such you have to find products th
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hazov
13y ago
It's called mark to maket accounting, for example suppose I have 2 Bitcoin and will like to know what is their value, I see the market price and multiply by what I have, like you said. This is why people say that the current amount of bitco
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