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simplemath
10y ago
You are a bit underwhelmed. Got it
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simplemath
10y ago
There's a similar theory regarding the formation of the Grand Canyon http://www.icr.org/research/index/researchp_sa_r02/
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simplemath
10y ago
for me, its texture. I hate the goop and love the flesh of raw tomato. I cannot stand cooked large chunks of tomato.
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simplemath
10y ago
ding ding ding
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simplemath
10y ago
my homelab is ready.
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simplemath
10y ago
>Funny how these things tend to work out in Corporate America. They are like that everywhere. People who are willing to screw over other people without remorse go far in our world.
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10y ago
>I work at an IoT company and we take security far more seriously than some would say is necessary or even reasonable. Then you are a member of a miniscule minority. The backing argument is a ballooning threat surface that can never reli
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simplemath
10y ago
whats really needed is an actual un-fucked-with consumer grade encryption standard that is headless, touchless and on forever with no offswitch. Alas, that wont happen either
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simplemath
10y ago
"We seem to have somehow miscalculated our trajectories and the vehicle is now permanently locked in low lunar orbit forever with no recourse. Sorry for the inconvenience."
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10y ago
IoT should die a swift and permanent death. Alas, that wont happen.
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simplemath
10y ago
Starcraft in particular always felt like work to me; the insane level of management required to simultaneously macro/micro... I never enjoyed it. Currently enjoying the apocalyptic wasteland / occasionally broken mess that is H1
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10y ago
Both
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10y ago
It's the annihilation of truth and its terrifying.
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10y ago
"JOIN US AT SOLAR.IO AND RUTHLESSLY DISRUPT THE ENERGY GRID"
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simplemath
10y ago
Man, welcome to the future. Well, mostly unless said author has a persistent social media profile, you manually do it
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simplemath
10y ago
The frightening context that the White House belongs to Putin? I find that pretty frightening, personally.
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simplemath
10y ago
This is as good a time as any to stop using social media.
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simplemath
10y ago
That may be changing.
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simplemath
10y ago
I hope they can deliver what they are promising. I remain highly skeptical.
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simplemath
10y ago
The process isn't rocket science but the scale is.
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simplemath
10y ago
There's just no way. They aren't going to beat Oculus/FB, or Sony, or HTC. They don't have a product; they clearly must have some incredible tech demos, and a wizard working VC
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simplemath
10y ago
D-Prime is an incredibly good AI MC name Whoever thought that one up deserves free lunch in perpetuity
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10y ago
"We're going to make augmented reality everything ! Repair manuals, etc" Bullshit. You're going to model and diagram every part and repair guide from every production model vehicle ever? Magic Leap would need a software
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simplemath
10y ago
PSA: Adderall is not Limitless
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simplemath
10y ago
Some people are just more optimized for multithreading I can hardly fathom the solar Babylon Musk has conjured up in his head
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10y ago
>Why not just nationalize the whole thing?
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10y ago
Stealing this shamelessly
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10y ago
That switch can already be seen in the discourse
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10y ago
Lol, the Marshall Plan.
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10y ago
I'm, by any reasonable measure, a wealthy man. Rand was a mundane, myopic, self righteous ideologue with the philosophical depth f a puddle and the macroeconomic wisdom of a 6 year old with a 20 dollar bill. Randian politics are a comi
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