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An important point here is, that public sector institutions can rarely compete on salary with the private sector, and thus, innovation in regards to things like cutting edge technologies get insanely hard. Grants, education and a healthy re
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It's not a "good deal" because it's not consumption for the sake of consumption. High drug prices hit those unfortunate enough to be born with a sickness, and some of those people might have a hard time with their lives
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That's not my point. My point is, that if you have to have the "work-all-the-time"-mindset in order to become a succes and get a stable career (specially in IT), then I think it's a problem. At least it seems like an unh
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I find the whole "You are a person who spend every waking hour optimizing yourself to become the best YOU you can be"-frame of mind very intimidating. Maybe it's because I'm not american, but even though I like to work w
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Tip #1 seems to be a brilliant way to get shouted at @ Stack Overflow...
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10y ago
Agree. My Oneplus One is the best phone I had since the iPhone 4s which I also liked a lot. Buildquality is great. Would love a new model with the soft material on the back again. Got my One last March and don't fancy a change this soo
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Terrible, terrible information architecture. Love the idea, but it's sooo hard to find your way around that site.
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I'm a bit curious since I haven't had the time to read up on this whole case. From what I understand, they have used fraudulent tests and pushing guesswork as scientific results? Yes? But I'm also a bit curious as to the idea
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Great find, although I can't quite grasp why "discovered" is in quotation marks. The cities hadn't been investigated before, although some of them might not be actual cities anymore.
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That's too rational. You need to have all the notes and stuff as well. You need to learn and expand your knowledge before you can go into practicing something. Even though I agree that I'll never look at my old university-notes ag
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I know I shouldn't be turned off by this, but I so am. And I'm starting to dislike the dev-community more and more for each day I try to learn programming myself. Elitism at its worst. I guess it started a few years back when I st
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11y ago
Inspiring use of scraping through social media - just what I was looking for as my next project.
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Disagree. This way they can perhaps force anyone involved to comment, while blowing everything wide open in public would perhaps make the case revolve around a single case, and not the actual political aspects of the case. Or am I just maki
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I've only read reports on injured people so far... I was hoping that that might be correct.
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As a dane, I would like to point out that the largest group of "Muslisms-not-welcome" are the people who are seemingly at the bottom of society. They are the ones spewing uneducated nonsense on social media, and in general, have n
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11y ago
You must be informed solely by the media.
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11y ago
Great post. I'm sometimes feeling the heat myself. I think I'm maybe expecting too much of myself. I've been attempting meditation before, but I will give it another try after your read.
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11y ago
I feel like one of the basic premises for doing this is understanding the different nutrients and their contribution to your health and energy-levels. In addition, the price-factor is also something that means something to me as a student.
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Ask HN: What tech/dev conferences are you looking most forward to in 2016?
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Came here to post the same, literally at the same time. Even though it's in /r/denmark, Bjarne writes that he's been living in the US for a long time, and he should be perfectly comfortable with doing it in english.
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I can't seem to find the one about college graduates. Could you point me in the right direction?
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I really thought Americans were more into sports. It seems weird that not more people are into actually doing sports considering your major sports industry
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But the video is somewhat first person.
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This seems like something that could be the først major step towards making Bitcoins usable for the public. So far, it's been very hard to use Bitcoin for everyday stuff, so if this turns out to be fairly simple and cheap to use, it mi
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Other HN thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10562601 Been reading up on this. The facts so far; - Happened right outside Stade de France (stadium) where France is playing Germany in a friendly soccer match. - Pres
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Been reading up on this. The facts so far; - Happened right outside Stade de France (stadium) where France is playing Germany in a friendly soccer match. - President Hollande was present but has been evacuated. Match continuing, and people
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Udemy has some crazy discount almost 90 % of the time... I'm constantly getting 75-95 % discounts on my courses. So that might be a factor as well.
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Donna Haraway makes a similar point with the concept of "situated knowledge" [1] - the fact that we are all situated in our own practices, and as a result, objectivity becomes hard to claim. [1] https://faculty.washingt
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From Denmark, and that was what shook me as well! Seems like INSANELY much. We don't know if the data collected is from the total hours of "on-time" of the computer. This would mean that procrastination could be taking up the
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I don't think anarchistic solutions like that will ever work. Besides, I WANT to contribute. But I'm wondering if I'm smart enough and have the right skills to do so in 6 months time when I'm done.
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