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I barely remember what it is like to only work 8 hours a day...
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The issue is that our privacy is being violated not just for vague promises of 'national security' but for his personal gain.
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"When a photon interacts with a cell, it has a certain (small) probability of causing a carcinogenic mutation." I'm also no expert, but surely there is a risk of more significant, irreparable genetic damage accumulating if several photons i
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There's a letter here from a group of X-ray imaging and cancer experts recommending further study: http://www.scribd.com/doc/35498347/UCSF-letter-to-Holdren-co...
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That's exactly my experience with linux/unix tutorials also. They tend to give an exact, step-by-step account of what to type in to the shell, with no explanation whatsoever of what any of the commands actually do. Then you find that someth
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I started learning Rails a few months ago, just before version 3 came out. My #1 tip - install Ruby Version Manager! Playing around with various different versions of Ruby, Rails and various gems, I managed to get my setup into a pretty bro
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Economy of scale? Israel has far fewer people, far fewer flights and far fewer airports than the US.
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"Personally, I welcome anyone who wants to cut a $50K check to support a new product and pull a smart mind out of wall street or advertising or any other industry that is not pushing the limits of what can be."
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I moved to the US last year and work a regular full-time job. I haven't had to file taxes before, since I only started work in May. I'm about to launch my first 'weekend project' to potentially involve some advertising and Amazon-affiliate
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Does anyone know how this compares with NASA's usual routine for announcing cool discoveries? The internet seems to be getting all excited about this, but if this kind of vague press conference announcement is just their standard way of ann
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If everything was totally unbranded, just feeds of data, how would providers generate revenue? The obvious route would be by distorting the info in exchange for cash. If Google couldn't show their ads on search result pages, they'd need to
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OMG something changed, the end is nigh.
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I was going to post that here too. What a great quote.
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Airport security is ridiculous. What do we do when the first bright terrorist figures out they can blow up 500 people in the line for the scanner?
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Sort of like reviewing an early aircraft and declaring that there'll never be transatlantic flight.
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Humans do climb Mount Everest for fun...
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I think it's great that the government are trying to catalyse stuff, but it'd be fantastic if they would scatter some money OUTSIDE OF BLOODY LONDON.
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I'm afraid you may have missed my point...
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Hearing you say that stirs the kind of flag-waving patriotism in my British mind that is usually reserved for Americans watching live sports.
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If you're concerned about being inauthentic, you should write all your code on paper rather than using anything as performance-enhancing as a text editor. And forget about that morning coffee!
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I've been working since posting this and haven't had time to properly read or reply to your comments, but wow - some really fantastic stuff here, from some very respectable people. I am going to have a great time reading and exploring what
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Ask HN: Visual Design for Hackers
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No matter how many precious post-work hacking hours are burned on things that turn out to be a dead end, it probably adds up to less than the average person spends watching TV...
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Rather than looking for the next big thing, try to look for what the next big thing is dependent on. There could be ten companies trying to build a better electric vehicle battery, but they're all going to have to get their lithium from som
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This question made me feel old, and I'm definitely not.