Misha_B

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by Misha_B 15y ago
Oh, I probably missed that in the flood of submissions about Steve Jobs' death.
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Why Startup Hubs Work(paulgraham.com)
16 points by Misha_B 15y ago|2 comments
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by Misha_B 15y ago
Give it a bit more. I've tried this for about a week now, and it's become better already, but not all side effects are gone. It's actually been harder to concentrate for this while due to sore legs... I think I will stick to it but need ano
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Modern art was CIA 'weapon' (1995)(independent.co.uk)
5 points by Misha_B 15y ago|0 comments
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by Misha_B 15y ago
Cold showers just make me feel great. Never suffered of those. I also use them after workouts, as described here: http://paleohacks.com/questions/995/what-is-the-deal-with-co... "Invented by the French and used by virtually every elite at
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by Misha_B 15y ago
I'd be interested to see a map that shows the countries by their current trends to or from democracy (would better replace that with "personal liberty") rather than the current state.
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by Misha_B 16y ago
A bit offtopic but overeating depends a lot on types of food you consume. Removing hunger inflicting components from your diet may make not overeating a matter of habit rather than of willpower. May have a look here: http://www.paleonu.com
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by Misha_B 16y ago
Reminds me of this one here: LIVING ON ZIONIST TIME http://www.darwinawards.com/newsletter/199911.txt
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by Misha_B 16y ago
After reading some of the comments, I've decided to only use two spaces from now on.
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by Misha_B 16y ago
I don't think that while in war you weigth the enemies' lives (especially the combatants' ones) the same way you weigth those of your own. At least not until you approach anywhere close to a massacre of enemy combatants.
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by Misha_B 16y ago
It actually makes sense. To predict the economy without government you need to predict trends and the behavior of many people. To predict the government moves you need to predict the whims and arbitrary actions of individuals, and do that a
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by Misha_B 16y ago
In spite of the (justified) complains you get about the false positives, I think that's a great way to go. Unlike with email where missing a message might be critical, in search I'd rather have even as much as 10-20% false positives than de
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by Misha_B 16y ago
I think it has the potential to revolutionize drawing and resemble the traditional drawing table. Can be very comfortable and efficient for anyone designing physical objects (civil engineers, architects, industrial designers). There are alr
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by Misha_B 16y ago
Agreed, but I could imagine one implication that might be revolutionary for urban areas. With driverless cars, it might easily become much more economical not to own a car at all. Even when one does own a car, they don't have to park it wi
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by Misha_B 16y ago
From 30 Rock: HAPPY HOLIDAYS is what terrorists say. Merry Christmas, Avery and Jack.
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How I gave up dreaming about the big city and learned to love the suburbs(architectureandmorality.blogspot.com)
2 points by Misha_B 16y ago|0 comments
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by Misha_B 16y ago
Not to nitpick, the Trans-Siberian Railrod was actully built before the Revolution. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trans-Siberian_Railway
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by Misha_B 16y ago
Safety is probably the original reason for having building codes, however today the very significant majority of these rules (measured by both quantity and design time required for their impementation) has nothing to do with safety. Codes d
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by Misha_B 16y ago
I've seen this nonsense for a few years now in all kinds Architectural publications. One such example: http://www.mvrdv.nl/#/projects/research/181pigcity . Unfortunately, many architects and architecture students would buy any green (or ot