Browser. '94. Killer product.
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Browser. '94. Killer product.
No.
When I read this I think of Bruce Perens and BusyBox. [0] BusyBox, created by Perens as a floppy rescue/boot/installer disk for Debian, written as a single binary. [1],[2] Real handy if your partition failed or you needed to install an OS or update.
This didn't stop unscrupulous companies installing BusyBox charging for it and violating the GPL licensing agreements. [3] At no time did these companies chip in to help in the development of BB. Yet they wanted (needed) the inclusion of this useful software.
This is HN, a place where smart people hang out at the intersection of technology and commerce. I posted the article as an experiment to see what possible commercial possibilities could be imagined.
SVG is too important to the web
to let it whither and die.
There must be some other way to continue this kind of work sustainably. What else can you think up?Reference
[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BusyBox
[1] https://busybox.net/about.html
What product needs to built that harnesses SVG?
Reference
[0] "As New Zealand Courts Tech Talent, Isolation Becomes a Draw" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14112748
[1] "HR, coders and manufacturing: The occupations most affected by 457 visa changes" http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-04-19/australia-457-visas-oc...
So amazon moved from letting you develop from the cli to a gui-code editor.
I was thinking ^how^ Bose could collect info. A ^connect app^. Is software really required for a piece of hardware like headphones. This is why the head jack rules. No need for interaction with software.
It is difficult to stop movement of individuals in a large country. What was the reason for allowing the asylum seekers to leave the area?
MS Windows on a network was never really secure. These hacked will makes old Windows based machines toxic. Pretty sure not all, if any of the historic releases will be patched. Read this post, "Microsoft: most ShadowBrokers exploits are already patched" ~ https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14119656
"Researchers from security firm Kaspersky Lab, meanwhile, have confirmed the leaked code they analysed bears unique signatures tied to Equation Group"
Here is a Kaspersky Q&A (pdf) on the Equation Group ~ https://securelist.com/files/2015/02/Equation_group_question...
Fantastic read, "Sketchpad: A man-machine graphical communication system" ~ https://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/techreports/UCAM-CL-TR-574.pdf
Any coffee bean experts here? Q. What details do you grade the beans? Is this done chemical/analytical way? Do things like smell matter?
I would re-label talent as "genetics". [0] There is a genetic profile of people who have the advantages of speed and endurance over mere mortals. [1] Then there is the rest of us. With respect to "drive and determination" I agree. Taking into account age (youth is another measure of fitness), no amount of training, preparation, conditioning or pharmaceuticals make up for this genetic deficit.
Reference
[0] For example the relationship between ACTN3 and sprinting: "Top sprinters may have key gene" (2003) http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/3183119.stm
[1] "Physical Performance Predictors of Success in Special Forces Assessment and Selection" http://dtic.mil/dtic/tr/fulltext/u2/a245729.pdf
Whenever I read about Monsanto now, I also think about Michael White and his fight to sell seed, [0] after a neighbour accidentally contaminating it with ^round-up ready^ seed. [1],[2]
So, F. Monsanto.
Reference
[0] "Why does Monsanto sue farmers who save seeds?" http://www.monsanto.com/newsviews/pages/why-does-monsanto-su...
[1] Seeding Fear: https://youtube.com/watch?v=YZGueeao0tE
[2] http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/see-neil-youngs-monsa...
and
"We want to say for instance, ‘What sites do you visit? And give us your passwords,’ so that we can see what they do on the internet,” Mr. Kelly said at the February hearing. "If they don’t want to give us that information then they don’t come.'"
So you leave your phone at home, ^they^ want to peer through your public Internet? The US is becoming a very difficult place to visit even for ^closest allies^. This viewpoint is going to be really interesting in the competitive, international VC/Startup scene.
that's why I asked.
Are you using Sendmail?
Is there any attempt to go beyond the basic science and start new industries? All that basic science and competitive advantage will go off-shore if products are not built.
One example, Darwin. The time delay publishing "On the Origin Of The Species", 20 years was broken by a letter from Alfred Russel Wallace who came to similar conclusions. This spurred Darwin to publish his findings. [0]
[0] "Charles Darwin: Evolution and the story of our species" http://www.bbc.co.uk/timelines/zq8gcdm
More interesting: You use points #5 and #4 from the article to suppress. I add this article to highlight how ^suppression^ of information can be justified.
@ryanSrich: personal debt, reduced demand in a declining market . If you are in debt at a variable rate and have reduced or no income.
Probably right. I used the term diff as a concept not implementation.
Good point. Q. Would the amount of energy generated by a solar/wind system outstrip energy used to maintain?
videoA -> transcriptionA
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diffDon't mix coal... with wind and solar.
Coal releases proportional amounts of carbon dioxide when used to generate power. On the other hand, wind and solar release fixed amounts of carbon dioxide (during construction and transport) then generate energy C02 free.