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flaming tongues of ire whisper evil melodies through the stony pyre
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Thanks for the list. All new territory except Cloud Atlas which I enjoyed immensely.
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It wasn't me! Personally loved the series! I'm always on the lookout for more "proper" sci-fi, so please share! I've been binge reading hard sci-fi this year and can't get enough. And yeah, HN is a tough crowd.
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Great read. Despite the damage they caused, there is a part of me that wishes (hopes) that their crimes are overlooked and instead put to use as white hat operatives in an elite super-secret government black program fighting terrorism and s
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Dark Forest Deterence. I'd be interested to find out what % of HR readers HAVEN'T read this trilogy considering how much it comes up in conversation on these forums. I'm willing to bet it is a VERY high % compared to the aver
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The premise of Saturn Run
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I never used to do this when I was young, but now that I'm getting older a sense of haste has crept into my life. I speed listen to podcasts, YouTube (non-music videos) and educational videos (such as technology learning modules on Egg
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Let's not forget former Call of Duty level designer and 2 time Blockbuster 1993-1994 Video Game Champion!
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The active word is "should". Society didn't forgive him. He worked his butt off, impressed the right people, and is the one-in-a-million success story of life after a felony. Society as a whole hasn't changed. He changed
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HN is a great funnel that sieves important content to the forefront. It is MY way of staying abreast of what is new and important in the world.
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A number of years ago I did a year without the Internet (except at work, but only for work purposes). You would be amazed how much I got done without the distraction. To be more specific, I designed over 12 table top games, wrote numerous s
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For clarification, she uses the smart phone, not I. I might touch her phone to solve some technical issue, but that is about it. And it's not like I'm a Luddite. I still consume my news and watch some HBO Now on my laptop, but I s
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Yes, I text (albeit rarely). I'm one of those people who would prefer to hang out with my friend rather than spend time writing walls of text or firing texts back-and-forth ad nauseum. I'm very much a minimalist at heart and this
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I am probably one of the few techies in the world that does not own/use a smartphone. Since 2011 I have used a cheap Verizon flip phone for exactly this reason; I want more control over my life. NOTHING is that important that I need to
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Did the sun get in someone's eyes?
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And this comment is the reason why Trump was elected president; that we believe everything we hear without doing our own due diligence.
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Oh yeah, watching his Excel You Tube video puts me in awe! Can't tell you how many people I've recommended that video to!
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Absolutely, I think many people would be surprised about the quantity of highly-educated, high-experienced, highly-talented felons there are in our society that are exactly just that, "Diamonds in the rough."
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Bravo. The REAL problem, however, is the quality of jobs available to felons. If this board is filled with nothing more than labor and call-center jobs then, you've only solved part of the problem. The true goal is to connect felons wi
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Aye, great documentary! Three-time winner Jared Campbell is an engineer here in Salt Lake City, UT. I wouldn't be surprised if he frequents HN.
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I am going to go out on a limb here and say it has nothing to do with the code school business model but instead by the for-profit colleges that bought both the Iron Yard and Dev School (which shut down recently). It is my belief that for-p
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I highly recommend teachyourselfcs.com. It is by far the best self-taught cs resource online!
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Would Viking Code School also make this list?
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For-profit education companies, looking to get a piece of the action, have swept in and bought numerous bootcamps. This very thing happened to Dev Mountain a few years back. If you look at the reviews prior and after this acquisition, there
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Symmetriis in Veritate
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When Raph speaks my ears always perk up.
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Isn't this the problem that Blockstack is solving?
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Considering this ruling, CAN Facebook continue to ban sex offenders?
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Let's not forget about Blockstack https://blockstack.org . I'm very excited to develop on this platform and it represents the direction the Internet needs to go in order to ensure its longevity. Check out their YouTube
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I have a friend that is a Phd candidate at the University of Utah. He teaches physics/math/cosmology at the state prison from time to time. He says that inmates are far-and-away the best audiences he has ever taught to! They are a
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