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majmun
14y ago
They also sell drinks and probably don't allow others to sell drinks in there.
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Ask HN: What are some of best methods for "Social check-in"?
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majmun
14y ago
If you show picture to one head. does other one know what it was?
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majmun
14y ago
I don't see reason why same (or better) security measures that are present in normal cabs can't be implemented in uber. Maybe there are already?
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majmun
14y ago
Compiler got AI human language capabilities?
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majmun
14y ago
theoretically it coul be run by autonomous agent. hosted as tor service.
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14y ago
This model of car centric city would be more and more common as man enters uninhabitable outdoor environments. so there would be benefit of starting to adapt to it right now with improving car indoor expirience like drive-ins and not making
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14y ago
there will be order pizza API in future if( dateTime.Now == friday ) { orderPizza(pizzaType, pizzaSize); }
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DARPA just-in-time payloads from bottom of sea
(go.usa.gov)
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14y ago
call me when 3d printers would be able to print itself from materials found in nature.
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this happens when you die, universe segfaults, or it continues running in hell, limbus or heaven. depends on where it lands. hell has 9 rings. goal is to end up in ring 0 . heaven
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Command_pattern
(en.wikipedia.org)
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14y ago
Why is this a bad thing? and not a good thing
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Marc Goodman: A vision of crimes in the future
(ted.com)
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Using a 3D printer to print guns
(cncguns.com)
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14y ago
bonus points for hiding data in existing image without modifying it.
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timeouts of few seconds are decent alternative to captcha. they can't be beaten.
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The United States and Israel jointly developed the Flame computer virus
(reuters.com)
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Yeah I read that, but nobody seems to mention what coding and project management practices were used in development of this software. If this software is really done by military then it's development process was following some strict milita
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14y ago
Are there any clues , how many people worked on stuxnet and flame.coding style methodology, how this project was managed etc. ? (Im still not convinced that this is from goverment)
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That what first crossed my mind (because of theory of Polymorphism that I'm developing) , but maybe not because genetic mutation over time may have damaged the necessary DNA. Possibliy you can switch some gene and get deformed lifesize din
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This kind of knowledge most likely comes from reverse engineering the binaries.
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How many energy was consumed building this thing? and in what time will this power plant produce same amount of energy?
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no i don't have explicit quote. but this is what it boils down to. What else could it mean?
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1. yes 2. this article quote: "That’s differential group survival. But you’d never say of any part of a squirrel that it evolved to promote the welfare of the grey squirrel over the red. Wilson wouldn’t say anything so silly about squirrel"
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I think Dawkins believes that genes are being manipulated not cells. But Dawkins disagrees that this genes (that cascadly manipulate reality) contain information about reality beyond cells, like for example different groups dynamics. Whil
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My view is that of Copenhagen interpretation. where this randomness is also not the part of objective reality. Many-worlds interpretation is even more extreme and less proven than view that reality is by nature random
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"In quantum mechanics, the Heisenberg uncertainty principle states a fundamental limit on the accuracy with which certain pairs of physical properties of a particle, such as position and momentum, can be simultaneously known. In layman's te
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Part of this article is bullshit, there is nothing "fundamentally random" about physical processes. It is just that you can't measure it without disturbing it. so you must use probability to help you.
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Next step : connect slime-mold to virtual reality , and expose API for it.
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