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18y ago
Computers we throw away --> go to "third world" countries = our toxic trash problem solves & fewer poor people. The tough part is making it happen, something I'll have to think about.
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18y ago
Anyone see a theme they like that increases usability?
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Foneshow: Call, listen to podcasts w/out downloads (or any audio)
(foneshow.com)
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I feel like many of the top comments here don't address the main point of the article: the US education system needs to be made more efficient. Instead there are -arguments about semantics -Republican VS Democrat Only lower down, in the les
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18y ago
Durdn: just so you know, diffract.me has a typo: At present we are not ready for public consuption , early early pre-alpha
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18y ago
shhh, New Zealand is a secret!
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18y ago
The world is not all gaussian, though I do agree with your point.
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18y ago
This makes me worry that I might not get involved soon enough...
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I know that many of us at Hacker News have been thinking about the internet and government. What other changes do you envision?
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The Government Revolution, aka Government 2.0
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YESSS!
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It will mean free fisticuffs.
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Oil may no longer be a fossil fuel! Now we can all stop feeling guilty. At the same time though, carbon sequestration becomes crucial (assuming this organism's ability to make crude begins to be used commercially). Oh, and don't forget abou
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"Lin's new coating stacks seven of these layers, one on top of the other, in such a way that each layer enhances the antireflective properties of the layer below it. These additional layers also help to "bend" the flow of sunlight to an ang
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We hope we are in a country that is devoid of apathy and full of citizen participation.
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By the same reasoning you could say that humans are not self replicating. Even humans require some basic inputs (essential amino acids) to function. The same goes for the rep rap, and in this case it needs a microcontroller or what have you
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It could be that our current plan ends up "pissing 700bn into deep space" regardless.
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You might want to check out the Berkeley Foundation for Opportunities in Information Technology (BFOIT). They have a class which introduces programming and gets kids excited, teaching all the basic concepts in a much more intuitive way than
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18y ago
"find new resources to exploit" instead make use of resources we already have found, but remain unused for the most part (solar etc).
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I think the list of weaknesses serves a purpose. It makes one pay more attention to improvement in those areas. If one ONLY focuses on strengths, weaknesses can be ignored, leading to less improvement. Though it is important to keep the lis
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This is great for those of us who print PG's essays. Now the column can fill the whole page, meaning less whitespace.
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This guy is all too right that "The best way to add value to a student's education is to create passion and excitement." I notice that in the classes I've enjoyed most I was assigned very little work, but learned alot.
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18y ago
I am VERY interested in your startup. I am a high schooler who has done some things in his community: -founded tennis team at school -brought Challenge Day (tolerance, anti-bullying, community building) -working on bringing solar
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Thanks for the links. And thanks for all the advice guys.
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Is there any sort of beginner/self-learner friendly tutorial for emacs? I think many people would like to use emacs, but run into too many barriers.
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This tickles me. :)
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HTTP is Hazardous to Your Health
(nweaver.blogspot.com)
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If you have any interest in regex, visit txt2re.com It is extremely helpful.
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I loved The Black Swan by Nassim Taleb. He is the one who threw me into the world of intellectual non-fiction.
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Are you sure that you were happy because the people around you were intelligent? Or was it because you were in an intellectual environment where people discussed interesting topics?* *free of inane comments
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