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_mulder_
12y ago
Project Eurler[1] is a great way to familiarise yourself with Eratosthenes and learn some coding too! [1] https://projecteuler.net/
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12y ago
Think about it, wavelength (or frequency, they're effectively the same measurement here) determines how fast you can transmit those 1's and 0's. It's not slower, it's just that you can't transmit as much inform
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12y ago
The big problem is getting through the Earth's Atmosphere. Space observatories are nearly exclusively located on mountains or areas with little atmospheric 'pollution'. I'd imagine even the OPALS system can only be used
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12y ago
>you only need to worry about the Earth's atmosphere I assume you're meaning this is the main source of attenuation (signal loss) if we assume the space between Earth and Mars is an empty vacuum. This (technically called scatte
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12y ago
Are you really suggesting a Hitleresque racial motive behind these experiments? Or just sad that black males (in that locale) have a higher incidence of homicide, and therefore more likely to be suitable for this procedure?
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12y ago
That could really work, especially as most frauds like this are performed using PAYG mobile SIMS, however, they're more likely to exploit it with a 'number unknown' similar to what we have today with Caller ID. This could wor
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12y ago
B4RN are great but they're unique, primarily because they have local access to backhaul fibre. There are some key fibre routes travelling through their area and there are existing fibres (originally used to connect local schools) that
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12y ago
You could try looking at these previous discussions: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1753080 http://blog.zeromail.com/2013/03/27/zeromail-goes-live-perso...
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12y ago
This is very good advice. However, it would be great if Google could introduce a time element to filters. i.e; 'apply label 'ToRead' if email is over 5 days old and is unread and move to 'unread' folder'. Or &#
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12y ago
My suggestions would be: 1. Seperate work and personal - There is no need to be receiving emails from friends, Amazon or whoever when you're at work. Have a separate Inbox to process these, they will be waiting for you when you chose t
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12y ago
The problem with linking karma to up/down votes is that it prevents people from posting anything that is contrary to popular opinion and therefore downvoted, even if it may be well thought out or, shock horror, factually accurate too!!
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12y ago
Your post could read word for word about any military or civil program with the ability to wield force. Should we also scrap our space program, navy, air force, police force or even law courts? I agree with your point, but this is just a ne
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12y ago
Why is this on HN frontpage? It's a reactionary protest from a customer who was has suffered inconvenience at the hands of 'the system'. Anyone who has done extensive flying in economy class will have similar experiences, or
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12y ago
One of the big problems, at least in the overcrowded UK, is getting your hands on a suitable parcel of land in an area sympathetic to this sort of development.
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12y ago
In our current societal structure, longer hours = more money = more attractive mate or an easier life
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12y ago
I'm still disappointed however that there is not greater public awareness about the problems of over-fishing. Infact, I'd go as far as to say there is zero public awareness about where fish actual come from. It sounds silly I know
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12y ago
Whilst this could be the case in some photographs, like reading reflected documents or personal information, the ability to see a reflected light and a photo frame which therefore narrows your location down to one of 30-40 identical hotel r
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12y ago
Isn't revealing your location the whole point of taking a picture from your hotel window and sharing it with the world on Twitter? I wouldn't be too surprised if I posted "I'm in Miami, and here's a view from my Hot
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12y ago
Which explains why there are more Engineers in the 'top 50 Companies'; because most of the biggest, and most valuable companies, are Engineering based in some way, either by manufacturing a product (Cars, Planes, Computers), apply
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Google Maps Major Update
(google.com)
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>Comcast is selling access to the Internet are they not? There's the rub. As a cable company, Comcast are not just selling internet access, they're also selling access to TV and Movies, infact historically this is all they sold
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12y ago
I don't know why you have been down-voted. You are correct, and most of the replies to the contrary are along the lines of "I knew someone who worked in an Asbestos-heavy-industrial environment and they died from it so therefore i
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I'd imagine all but the first two were taken in the later part of it's life as there are not many cables!
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This is an interesting concept. Are there any relevant studies/articles of this in practice, beyond the Anecdotal?
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13y ago
Yes the keyboard navigation is great, I didn't notice it at first. Whilst I agree with danso's comment below, that there is too much to look at on harlembiospace.com vs. HN, I think a hybrid between the two would be great. HN list
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SimCity Offline mode arrives
(simcity.com)
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"Hi Mum, I earned $125k a month working at the local Food Bank...again! Can I have my $625k now please?"
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13y ago
Here's a better link http://www.submarinecablemap.com/
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Micro-analysing ones life in this manner is wrong and counter productive on so many levels. Knowing how many tracks you listen to a day is interesting trivia only. Knowing how long you sleep for each night could be useful, but only if you h
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13y ago
I don't know about you, but here on Planet Earth I only have 24 hours in my day. I'm happy to spend 10-15 mins reading an original article on something I currently know nothing about, but not an hour dedicated to it. FYI, I am a h
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