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FiReaNG3L
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FiReaNG3L
12y ago
I always thought it was to leave their society a way to honorably explain suicides?
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12y ago
Literally everywhere for the past years I see the advice to invest in index funds - the only question I have is what happens when a critical mass of people do just that? Wouldn't that influence the market in some way?
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SolidFire SSD VPS on Servint
(servint.net)
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13y ago
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15y ago
Thanks for confirming this, I installed some of those and oh my they were ugly. I'll stick with Verdana for now :(
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16y ago
Newer, better particle accelerators such as the LHC is my guess.
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+1 button from Google
(adsense.blogspot.com)
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16y ago
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16y ago
Because the whole site is hosted on Amazon, and it would be non-trivial to move from it. They also may or may not be receiving special pricing due to their size?
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16y ago
Talk about a misleading chart, cumulative rides on the axis. Looking at the slope since last November, it's pretty linear, which would imply no growth at all.
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16y ago
42M for the equivalent of a flash game? There's no bubble here, move along.
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16y ago
There's free speech, and there's hate speech.
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16y ago
Facebook mafia, thats about it.
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16y ago
Dada mail lets you specify a max per hour for batch sends. Never tried it with huge mailing lists however!
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16y ago
The best science PhDs are neither willing to follow orders nor conforming, but you're right about #1 and 4 :)
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16y ago
I take it as the total inability of most living species to plan resources on the long term for the best of everyone. Given the look of the population graph and non-renewable resources since 1900, its hard not to make the parallel with us.
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What happens when you introduce 29 reindeer to an isolated island?
(img137.imageshack.us)
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16y ago
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16y ago
The problem comes when your service becomes very popular, and 100 of those 14 plates-eating guys show up.
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16y ago
A company offering 'unlimited' anything does it either because they want to attract new customers and switch to a tiered plan later, or because they plan to go bankrupt in the short term.
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16y ago
Wow, at least try to argue the points he puts forward, or go back to Youtube to post comment.
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16y ago
Don't, the 'rewards' are ridiculously low for both the effort they demand and the money you could make out of it if you actually solved these problems.
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16y ago
Would that make a good fit for an Apache Solr server? Put the index on EBS?
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16y ago
It's getting better with the NIH forcing the deposit of a free to access version of a paper if public money has been spent on it, Pubmed Central is getting quite large.
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Tell HN: Biology.Net, coming soon
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16y ago
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16y ago
Maybe its some kind of joke - all 4chan users are anonymous :D
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16y ago
Note that its pretty much a must if you plan to have a MongoDB server as part of your dev environment on your home box - Mongo by design eats all the RAM it can find to map files to, and if you have Apache, Solr and MySQL running on the sam
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16y ago
It's PHP, but you could consider contributing to Drupal
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Richest planetary system discovered
(esciencenews.com)
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16y ago
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16y ago
esciencenews.com :D
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16y ago
# Arrays and hashes treated as the same type For me this is an advantage over other languages. I'm looking at you, Perl.
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16y ago
I love how that got down voted and the general amount of HIV fud in this thread - I actually do HIV research, I would know. Most HIV people get infected by one strain, but it mutates so rapidly that in a single individual, multiple strains
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16y ago
All of them
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