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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
Where do you get 90 seconds per set from? 4 seconds per rep would be 32-48 seconds.
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
I've always had that reaction to that 3rd piece too. I wonder if there is any objective reason for that.
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
It's worth a mention that this is a common complaint in the UK. We've even had a few government ads run railing against "benefits fraud."
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
You can't train a cat like you can train a dog.
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
Unfortunately, that repressive regime I live in is my mum's house.
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
Why is this blocked by my ISP under "Pornography"?
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
Wow... somebody wanting Facebook's data?
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
A lot of cross-posts from Reddit lately. Could this mean Reddit is improving?
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
Is this really happening? Are they really giving up on Flash and supporting open standards?
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
Has there been much research into this idea of concrete vs. abstract thinkers?
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
Java + super-intelligent octopuses + underwater robots... what could go wrong? (Sorry guys, couldn't resist.)
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
How come articles like this come up on the homepage so often? A lot of us here already know how to code, and those who want to probably aren't reading Hacker News.
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
I get that Twitter is the bees knees and all, but it's got some pretty serious problems for such a simple service. For example, the last time I tried visiting it, it only showed the top banner and kept redirecting back to itself. And Google
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
On my UK keyboard, $ is <shift-4> and £ is <shift-3>. They're right next to each other.
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
I got the opposite idea from that book. I remember it explaining that ants (or perhaps it was something else) would cooperate because often they all had the same DNA, and so were working to propagate the same genes.
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
'the Microsoft boss later grumbling that after 10 hours of browsing the Internet, he "had not seen a single Word .DOC, AVI file, Windows .EXE (other than content viewers), or other Microsoft file format," then adding, "I did see a great num
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
Much better. This has more to do with income than "seduction" theory or whatever.
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
As of writing this, the link is not working for me. How come error 404 has become the new 500 for web servers under load?
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
Interesting. I wonder how much that skews hiring, including in other fields.
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
Yeah, but packaged source code probably shouldn't be riddled with warnings.
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
I don't think he meant it as an optimization. It's easy to understand as 5 * 2^20, and quicker to type.
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
How are you changing yourself, now that you know this?
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
This is just a list of random tweets, I think.
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
Who or what is Gartner? Do you mean this company https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Gartner ?
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
Clip won't work in the UK.
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
Doesn't quite belong on Hacker News, but still hilarious.
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England riots: Government mulls social media control(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by __rkaup__ 15y ago|0 comments
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
I heard about that tool. Can you tell us more about what it does?
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
I don't get it. How come this article has not been flagged to death? How come this article has over 100 comments? Am I missing something?
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
And now since that comment is dead, I have no idea what you were arguing against. I suppose from the response it's not worth worrying about, but it does sort of irritate me.

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