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by 3minus1 14y ago
vigilante experimentation is a good term for it. I don't know, I kind of respect it. I'm doubtful it could have the same level of negative effect as sustained fertilizer runoff, and if does a lot of good (i.e. effectively reduces CO2 and in
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Ask HN: In which class do you learn about threading
7 points by 3minus1 14y ago|8 comments
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by 3minus1 14y ago
Interesting read. The number of times the author mentions "white men" honestly made me uncomfortable. How is a statement like "Steve then proceeds to do what white men always can’t help but do: “educate.”" not racist in and of itself?
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by 3minus1 14y ago
What are some other examples?
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by 3minus1 14y ago
Are there no comments? To me that's half the reason I go to a site like reddit of hacker news, maybe more.
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by 3minus1 14y ago
I thought it was interesting how it showed so many airplanes. A lot of them look like real planes and they use terms like "plane" and "helicopter." The first manned flight wasn't until 1903, but I guess it wasn't out of nowhere. The idea wa
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by 3minus1 14y ago
Oh man, you're right. Reminds me of when I wrote an essay about something by Gabriel Garcia Marquez, and I kept calling him Martinez.
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by 3minus1 14y ago
Can you back up that claim? It sounds like an argument based on group selection theory. Animals may have a desire to help out those that are genetically related to them. But to say they want to save any and all members of their own kind vio
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by 3minus1 15y ago
It looks like this move has instilled some confidence. ZNGA stock is up 6.8% today.
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by 3minus1 15y ago
I wonder if anyone attributes this to the continued domestication of the human race. Maybe it's just natural for humans living in modern society to become less violent.
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by 3minus1 16y ago
Looks like it's more popular in Europe than the US.
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So Reddit's down. How is this community different?
5 points by 3minus1 16y ago|4 comments