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'We're trying to make Rap Genius into Everything Genius'
(guardian.co.uk)
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Not all of the original article's statistics were based in the US, though. Few European countries were cutting welfare until 2008.
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Absolutely. In fact, many welfare schemes are designed to encourage young people to stay in education rather than dropping out early to work. In any case: since poor, unemployed young men commit crime, and we're never going to see 100%
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There's no mention of the rise of the welfare state. I'd be surprised if the presence of an economic safety net didn't have an impact on people's willingness to commit crime. In the end, I'm sure the answer is a com
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Interestingly, I hope we'll be able to see the actual numbers via a Freedom of Information Act request.
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How to Farm Insects at Home
(modernfarmer.com)
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I wrote to Dianne Feinstein regarding PRISM. Here’s her canned response.
(situnayake.com)
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Elon Musk's mission to Mars
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Tenderloin Walking Tours
(indiegogo.com)
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I'm in. And I don't consider my objection to surveillance something worth hiding.
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Remind HN: Cowardice
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If anyone is interested by the edible insects concept touched upon here, check out our company Tiny Farms ( http://www.tiny-farms.com ). We're one of a handful of US companies doing real work in this area. Alongside our research, tooling an
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Clearly not, since SMTP and IMAP are still in far greater use than RSS and XMPP ever were. But do you think that question will never be legitimate? Will we still be using SMTP in 2113? Google is planning to be around for a long time. What p
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Just because something is Open doesn't mean it is worth supporting when most people don't care about or use it anymore. Web Search Interest for RSS; down 78% from its peak in 2006: http://www.google.com/trends/explore#q=RSS Web Search Int
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San Francisco problems
(situnayake.com)
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Iron Ring
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Remind HN: Design does not always mean Graphic Design
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FYI, you can deactivate your Path account by visiting their website ( https://path.com/ ), signing in and clicking 'Deactivate' on the 'Settings' page.
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Theo Jansen's Strandbeest
(strandbeest.com)
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14y ago
Can you elaborate?
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n.b. that this is why time travel is a terrible idea.
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Show HN: Code Music - compile any javascript source into music
(dansitu.github.com)
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> Seriously, how the hell can someone be so talented and amazing and above all remain such a nice guy? There are a lot of those kind of people, from all walks of life. They're just not on HN.
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I'm part of the GoBank team and have been using the app daily for a few months now. My favourite part is that by making peer-to-peer money transfer so easy, we have basically solved that awful group-dining-check-splitting problem. It's hone
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I love how our predictions of the future never account for the existence of poor people. That's why they're always so wildly off; the vast bulk of humanity are never factored into the equation. While I don't doubt there'll be printable orga
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I made something very similar as a side project a few weeks ago: https://www.mailmeme.com It's awesome to see the beginning of APIs that blur the line between the physical and digital worlds.
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Thanks! It's pretty silly, really, but it has been fun to play with. I only got switched to 'production mode' by Sincerely on Sunday, so I have yet to receive any of my test postcards - but their main business is printing people's photograp
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'Meme' has become accepted terminology within various internet communities for a particular format of captioned image: http://www.quickmeme.com/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_meme Whilst the majority of them aren't particularly
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Author here! I had fun building this, and Sincerely and Stripe are both nice to work with. I'd be more than happy to answer any questions. It's written in node.js using expressjs, backed by mongodb, styled with bootstrap and reverse-proxied
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Show HN: Silly weekend project sends physical postcards using Sincerely & Stripe
(mailmeme.com)
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