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by Camillo 13y ago
I'm not really familiar with the situation in the UK. My very vague understanding is that the native Britons are so bad, with their chavs and yobs and twelve-year-old moms, that no group of immigrants, no matter how poor or uneducated,
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by Camillo 13y ago
Now is the perfect time to launch this, because the other HN reader is having trouble displaying comments. But you need to show us how comments are handled in your app.
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by Camillo 13y ago
Are you hiring?
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by Camillo 13y ago
Do you think the average hacker's experience as a teenager is representative of their contemporaries'?
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by Camillo 13y ago
I haven't noticed any differences in the interface, but the application is 50% smaller now. I like that.
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by Camillo 13y ago
There's also no way to message Mac users from Whatsapp. When I'm at my computer, I don't want to have to use my phone to IM people.
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by Camillo 13y ago
I think the appeal of BBT is that some people like to see a reflection of their microcosm: they like to see people like them, situations like the ones they experience, references to things they like, etc.. It makes them feel relevant and pa
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by Camillo 13y ago
Chips are just rectangles, and they're not even rounded. Therefore Apple has no valid claim on any chip design. /s
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by Camillo 13y ago
I found it interesting that the redditors - or, as some might say, the "straight white male neckbeards" of Reddit - quickly turned apologetic when they heard the full story, while the enlightened feminists at xoJane ignored the ne
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by Camillo 13y ago
lol internet
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by Camillo 13y ago
This problem is often seen in politics.
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by Camillo 13y ago
What sort of scientific Scrooge chooses to take his invention to the grave like that? What has he gained in the end?
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by Camillo 13y ago
No.
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by Camillo 13y ago
> Leave $1 in the country for every $100 you take out of it Keep in mind that things don't have an intrinsic price. Copper is worth a lot because it can be used for electrical and electronic machinery. If the Europeans had never eve
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by Camillo 13y ago
mdfind is incomparably more powerful than locate.
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by Camillo 13y ago
The problem is that there may be a god such that your belief and your attitude in life may affect ultimate fate (life after death, etc.). If you worry about going hungry tonight, as you have established, then you should worry all the more a
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by Camillo 13y ago
They failed because the instructions are incorrect and cannot be parsed (assuming, as is reasonable, that they were given the instructions seen in the blog post). It's quite possible that the only student who succeeded did so because s
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by Camillo 13y ago
BTW, the text as given on the page is incorrect and cannot be parsed. It also doesn't match the solution.
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by Camillo 13y ago
I ran OCR over the text (using the first website I could find that takes image urls directly), so you don't have to. A quadrangle which is formed and enclosed by four lines, the first of which is drawn from a point halfway between a po
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by Camillo 13y ago
She just analyzed the syntax tree of the sentence. Where I'm from, that's a normal school day in middle school. Of course this is a long and convoluted sentence, but the process is not more complicated, it's just longer.
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by Camillo 13y ago
That's exactly what's happening. The insurance company doesn't pay anywhere close to that price. Neither do uninsured people, typically - they just go bankrupt. There's a collusion between hospitals and insurers to help
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by Camillo 13y ago
> If insurance weren't ubiquitous, service would be cheaper, sure. It would also be cheaper if it were truly ubiquitous and single-payer. The prices European hospitals (even the private ones) charge to the various national health sy
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by Camillo 13y ago
"Polyfill", now that's a real train wreck of a name. In comparison, "srcset" is a beacon of clarity.
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by Camillo 13y ago
> Not too scary, this markup. I find this one acceptable. > In our opinion not ideal, this markup pattern. This is very clumsy, perhaps even ungrammatical. The addition of "in our opinion" ruins it. However, please note that
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by Camillo 13y ago
If people don't want their social network to be at the whims of a company, why not go all the way and adopt the Tent protocol? http://tent.io I mean, I can see why from a developer's point of view. Those $30k a month a
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by Camillo 13y ago
I like having the scrollbars hidden. If I want to see my progress, I just put two fingers on my trackpad.
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by Camillo 13y ago
It may be interesting to hear that story as well.
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by Camillo 13y ago
Does Musk actually design his rockets? I thought he was in charge of funding them.
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by Camillo 13y ago
It's going to be great when users post APNGs with a first 1/30s frame that shows Mickey Mouse's face and a second permanent frame that shows hardcore porn. And your moderator uses a browser that doesn't support APNG, so
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by Camillo 13y ago
> “Some of the most convincing experiments were the early ones,” Dr. Kheir said. “We drew each other’s blood, mixed it in a test tube with the microparticles, and watched blue blood turn immediately red, right before our eyes.” That soun

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