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Comment #3327912
Another unintended effect of driverless cars is more fuel efficient practices. If you have shared cars, then you can just order the car for your needs. No longer will people be dri…
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Comment #3327334
The problem is it is all new. Some of the core concepts of LTE can't even be tested yet.
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Comment #3325340
College is important. I've been reading an ever increasing stack of articles suggesting it's not nearly as important as we once thought it was. Perhaps that's true, though i'd sugg…
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Comment #3316676
I'm right there with you. I did terribly in school, I got 'B' grades but i'm sure I was a C or a D student. Class was frustrating. There was never a clear "goal". The focus was alw…
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Comment #3304277
I don't know, at the cost of his plans its not unreasonable to see that kind of incoming cash flow.
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Comment #3304266
I've been thinking about going on a similar path. I've already built up the buffer, but I'm not quite sure the best way to find consulting relationships. What did you do?
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Comment #3291806
My app idea, hook it into google maps or something, and let me look at my watch for the next turn. Just bought one, its a cool platform.
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Comment #3263132
It's a cool idea, It's like the github for cooking :) "Fork this recipe".
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Comment #3261552
As an American Citizen, that is a terrible shame. I can honestly say that three fourths of the most talented engineers I have worked with are not citizens.
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Comment #3258086
35, do i get my geek badge now?
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Comment #3243694
I opted out at a scanner in Milwaukee (not as much for health as just generally disagreeing with the concept) it was one of the active millimeter scanners. When I did he proceeded …
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Comment #3233170
I hope making a game never gets easier. I think it is so many people's path to programming. When I was 11 or 12 I was intent on making my own games. I really had no idea how to do …
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Comment #3212860
Seriously? IE 5.5... I kindly ask why.
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Comment #3200200
i used to have a pre, i did web os dev for it, but it never took off. Today I have an android phone, and when Amazon ships my fire i'll have a tablet too. I feel too dedicated to t…
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Comment #3184404
Sal is amazing. He is a great teacher, and his wealth of knowledge is vast. Unfortunately even sal, with his genius, is going to start running up against some curbs. I think it wou…
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Comment #3184389
What's awesome though is a student can move at their own pace. If they're not ready for a for loop, then they can stay where they are, and continue practicing.
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Comment #3173561
The patent would have to be applied for before it is offered for sale.
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Comment #3172750
That video, and the demo from the link above is amazing! The speed of progress is blowing my mind, especially in the area of image recognition, and analysis. Though there's incredi…
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Comment #3125133
This is a really cool example of privacy concerns, but also highlights a possible future for media! Imagine movies with a more personal touch. This video did such an amazing job at…
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Comment #3109788
Whoa, i never tried until now.. apparently my mac book air has pinch zoom.
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