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GuerraEarth
13y ago
"Medical professionals were in effect told that their ethical mantra "first do no harm" did not apply, because they were not treating people who were ill." Who among adult reasoning men or women would believe this premis
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GuerraEarth
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Hi frigg. GuerraEarth here. You might do what I just did. I looked at your profile to see what kinds of comments you've made in the past to get an idea of your tastes before offering comment. That is what you want to do--don't jus
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13y ago
"Thus one primary motivation of an MBA is to secure their own massive salary, stock and title… and this motivation is diametrically opposed to the psychological makeup of a succesful startup team-member." --I had to re-choose my c
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13y ago
Hi guys. I smiled at the "no shit sherlock" rejoinder. I want to say that some people thrive in hardship and don't desire a safety net. Maybe we are in the minority. I like redundancy in the things I make--to make sure they w
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13y ago
Google is so good. Such a great concept. So much fun to use. A romper room. Such a bastion of talent and good people. Which is why this whole business is such a crappy disappointment. A guy sitting in a renovated girl's bathroom in Lon
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13y ago
Tokenadult provides helpful input. Like all other sectors, scientific research can get inbred and peer review corrupted as a mechanism. It's similar to a character/job/performance reference: "We want to hear what other p
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13y ago
The Velvets. Such a hot photo of them from 1969. I think that death is the biggest science mystery of all.
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I was on something called Team X at NASA as a student member one summer. Team X consists of senior experts in all fields that relate to a spacecraft mission at NASA. Everyone sits is a designated chair--I took the "Risk" chair. At
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13y ago
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/alison-winfield-burns/rich-and...
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13y ago
What is especially playful is the article's headline. I mean, some people don't feel like they can toy with their own mobile devices right now--even though Obama got to keep his beloved berry. And it is quite a naughty situation.
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GuerraEarth
13y ago
Hi. Everybody liked CodeCombat. I am sure you will have a deluge of offers. But if you need an extra scribe, you can count me in.
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13y ago
I logged in to read about CodeCombat. Instead, I read this submission. Mostly because it was sitting there forlornly with no comments. Alcoholism is really painful. It in no way lessens the excellence of the contribution of talented people;
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13y ago
While I am a big fan of Gmail, and the Google logo graphics virtuosity, a lot of shade has been cast on Google's corporate integrity and any shield of Google likely is more "mask" than "shield." http://w
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13y ago
I liked the video.
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GuerraEarth
13y ago
we can only ask the author of this article if he has ever heard of Halliburton and if so, why he would have ever gone down the Cheney garden path in the first place
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13y ago
Hey. Then if you don't really thing he was Narcissus tumbling into the reflective pool, why did you make the remark? I thought you were criticizes him. He wrote the article as an innocent analysis, like your reply to me said. A lot of
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13y ago
Read this reddit article. It is likely the best thing many of us will hear for years. It's a life-changer.
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13y ago
Not sure for everybody, but for certain usages, commenting out code is better than deleting it altogether. And it is also a matter of taste--some people like to visually see the evolution. Like a music score. The creation path is interestin
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13y ago
This is all rippingly hilarious. Especially the last point about the mom. Then I read the Narcissus comment. And I lost it laughing. Yet the really funny part is that I don't think he sees himself as a Narcissus at all. He's point
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13y ago
Guys, the article is not about food juiciness. It's about someone who loves their job and kicks it back with a spectacular ocean front view, which we don't have in beloved Manhattan. Everybody who wants to argue should maybe take
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13y ago
I tie myself to the mizzen mast or go sit in the Bastille dungeon, but none of it ever works. I do what I passionately want to do and no punitive restriction sways me. Creativity always slips its bindings.
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13y ago
They mean that when hydrogen gas is highly energized/ionized, the (hot) hydrogen electrons exist ripped out of the atom and this state prevents hydrogen from collapsing on itself to form stars and stuff.
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Red Sea coral reef quick underwater view
(sharm-el-sheikh.arounder.com)
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Part of the thrill of reading Hacker News is just that it gives such unexpected fun, out of nowhere. Who knows why, but yes, the posting is from 2006. People used to think that microbes couldn't live in extreme conditions like these gu
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HuffPo is capable of only biased media coverage. The Guardian is hardly a guardian of anything. The reality is that any sort of journalism, unless highly competitive and forcibly constrained to be accurate, is going to degenerate into age
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Jellyfish have been around for 500 million years or more. Some are really meaty-looking and some are totally transparent like little glass bells. They can live in salt or fresh water. They swim beneath the Arctic ice. Warmer temperatures be
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I blush for MIT. There's something grossly wrong at the admin level of a lot of schools.
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Really helpful comments. Thanks.
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I read this carefully. Thanks for posting. Applying to YC this time around, with a lot of glee and enthusiasm.
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Tens of thousands of cattle feared dead after South Dakota storm
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