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by Namrog84 11y ago
Even if you don't. It might spark an interest in it! They really do a great job on making it enjoyable.
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by Namrog84 11y ago
Do you think if you had read the 1000 hours of wood working books that you'd be any better off? There clearly comes a point that even in depth studying of a topic has limited ability to translate to real world skill. Very few things ca
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by Namrog84 11y ago
I'm glad numberphile was on there as its one of my favorites. They do a great job
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by Namrog84 11y ago
Am I the only one who couldn't read the article? It only pointed me to some registration pay wall. and when I did skip it brings me to the sites main page and not the article? :(
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by Namrog84 11y ago
Does anyone know if any other groups have independently verified this? Bad batch? Potential contaminatdd samples?
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by Namrog84 11y ago
But then they can say. In 2.0 we improved performance 50%!! And repeat this process of headline news several times!
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by Namrog84 11y ago
What's the name of this tool that spits out the thing per platform?
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by Namrog84 11y ago
Do you work in a security related environment or just enthusiastic about privacy and security? I like 1password. Do I keep it open all day every time I want to grab something? What about phone or not at home? Accessible online anywhere? Ju
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by Namrog84 11y ago
I will still always call it nump-pee, and never num-pie Lumpy Numpy FTW
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Ask HN: Do you use different passwords on different sites?
5 points by Namrog84 11y ago|9 comments
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by Namrog84 11y ago
I think your thoughts on average gaming system are skewed
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by Namrog84 11y ago
If it wasn't a direct feedback game with mouse to look. I'm sure it wouldn't matter aS much. Such as point and click. Or click to move rpg. Rts. Etc. I'm sure if it was mouse to look or aim. Or even a strong key press t
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by Namrog84 11y ago
That's a great example. It would be great if there were a little right up talking about pros and cons or difficulties you faced with each engine. Is one better in dev for you personally for any reason?
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by Namrog84 11y ago
As a former multiple hundreds of tab users. I did t know I could write a hn article about it. :P But the way I solved was by not having all 100s+ tabs in 1 window frame. But by dragging out a few tabs into another windows frame. And sort
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by Namrog84 11y ago
Precisely! Also When I first saw the post in hn. I immediately thought like a game graphic sprite. Not even the soda.
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by Namrog84 11y ago
What if in a dst jump. It had. Pay namrog84 $100 at 1:30am. Then 2 rolls around and it's 1am again and now I get paid a second time. Win! But if dst was smeared over a day. This would be easily prevented.
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by Namrog84 11y ago
I wonder how much a lower resting heart rate average over a lifespan influences average life expectancy. Is it enough for us to consider lower heart rate as an ideal value to optimize? Obviously being in better shape and see often correlate
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by Namrog84 11y ago
For me, it's completely a psychological thought that makes me think it's disgusting, combined with many restaurants or sub places tending to just way to much on. I hated it as a child, then as a young adult I came to be okay with
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by Namrog84 12y ago
Perhaps covering up more major players or corporations or even potential underlying fundamental flaws?
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by Namrog84 12y ago
any particular reason you chose 6 billion? (Just easier math?) While I thought the current estimates were closer to 7.1 billion. Though I doubt those 7+ billion people eat 2000 calories per day. When you consider how many people are star
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by Namrog84 12y ago
As someone who has been above and below this mark. I truly hope that more companies and influential individuals follow this and start taking action. Freeing those of stress of things that shouldn't be stressing people in this era.
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by Namrog84 12y ago
I've been to many that don't fit into those. But I think it's because the title was 3 harmful types of hackathon. Not "the 3 types of hackathons. The ones you and I have been too were nothing like this and were simply
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by Namrog84 12y ago
A lot of disagreeing comments here hopefully makes it clear that this why there is target audiences and market research for demographics. Different people have conflicting views. So while you can always try for mass appeal there is likely n
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by Namrog84 12y ago
I've used and loved all the Microsoft ergonomic keyboards. Wired ones anyways. I've never had a problem with them and while I don't ever use any of the special keys or add ons.they don't distract or cause me issues eve
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by Namrog84 12y ago
As we complain about narcissism enhancing social websites as we are on a social place portraying our own views and opinions. The line is a fuzzy one.
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by Namrog84 12y ago
An interesting little project with the expected outcome. Voice is hard to truly mimic to the point a computer can't identify it correctly. Considering that we use voice authentication sometimes. I'd be really surprised if anyone
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by Namrog84 12y ago
Doesn't have to be open source. Just cause you don't have the source or its not free doesn't mean you can't still fuzz it. Though If some company is running some home brew solution then yes. But plenty of people run s
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by Namrog84 12y ago
I was extremely excited when I found out about this, as I have been in transition to putting more things on OneDrive.
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by Namrog84 12y ago
Are you going to be releasing the engine and a game? Or just one? I may have missed that. But it looks truly amazing.
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by Namrog84 12y ago
While that does appear unlikely and suspicious. Does that necessarily prove they are same? Maybe multiple friends found hacker news same day. I rarely login vote or interact but I have lots of old rarely used accounts on different sites.

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