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14y ago
Sounds like Planetary Resources has their first direct competitor. I've been keeping a close eye on them and it'll be interesting to see how this plays out.
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Wow. Someone's mad.
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14y ago
So when are you starting your manned space program?
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14y ago
> I never want to identify myself in a retail establishment. Let their cameras snap a picture of my face then match it to a common database of faces and cross-check it to the unique signal from my phone that is in my pocket. That should
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14y ago
Looks like I'd better have my cat build me a portfolio. Early retirement sounds nice.
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14y ago
Who said the TV series would have to take the place of the final 3 movies? The star wars universe is vast in both history and size, they could set a TV show at any of a hundred interesting times without tying directly into the movies at al
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14y ago
That's some pretty impressive work for an 11 year old. I'm curious what kind of help he had.
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14y ago
It never even occurred to me that there might be people who might not know what this word originally meant. Wow.
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14y ago
"May have" is not news. "May have" is speculation.
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14y ago
I don't think we stand a chance. Look at the navy they've got!
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14y ago
"Instagram does a few things really well - 1.) Help make photos look pretty" I've never seen an instagram photo I've thought of as 'pretty'. I'm not really a fan of seeing pictures other people's lunches and bathrooms, but maybe I'm just w
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14y ago
I completely agree with this. "We'll check the facts later" is not how journalism should be done. Modern 'journalists' are just sensationalists.
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14y ago
Sorry, but why is this on HN?
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14y ago
This just sounds like a lot of whining to me. On every CSE test I took when I was in college they graded the code writing portions based on algorithm implementation. No one ran your code through a compiler and docked pointed for each error
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14y ago
Any karma blessings you bestow on other articles/comments unintentionally are all part of the plan of the internet rep gods who nudged your cursor off target. +rep and be saved.
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14y ago
Furries. Furries everywhere.
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14y ago
Well, that is usually what is meant when someone puts a bounty on someone else. Though my first reaction was "that's a little cheap for assassination." But then again, I'm sure there's a charity hitman somewhere.
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14y ago
And nothing of value was lost.
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14y ago
It's starting to get to the point where every time I see or hear the word "patent" I want to scream.
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14y ago
You keep using that chart type. I do not think it means what you think it means.
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14y ago
I miss when Firefox did minor versions more often. This is just getting rediculous.
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14y ago
I don't think the point of this article was "Republicans are scummy", because everyone knows the Democrats are too. The only thing this article made me think was "Damn it, we were so close!"