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Show HN: How HN's upvote link works
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How much can I expect to pay a programmer for this?
(reddit.com)
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I don't know why this has been downvoted but it's true in many parts of India. Don't know about other Asian countries.
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You are right about the shift in Turkey's trade to the middle east. Turkey still exports something like 25% - 40% of its total exports to EU countries (not sure about exact % right now). If the EU imposed trade sanctions on Turkey, it would
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14y ago
In turkey, you will be thrown in jail simply for dissent - http://www.npr.org/2012/01/26/145844105/for-turkish-journali... In Morocco, a court ordered a teenager to marry her rapist. She killed herself. http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/20
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14y ago
I voted this up before reading it assuming the title was correct. How stupid of me.
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14y ago
Eric Shmidt's opinion on this topic has no value. People like him are treated way better than ordinary people in Muslim countries. People like me can be arrested/executed for the silliest of reasons [1][2][3] I wouldn't ever go to a Musli
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Pakis have been brainwashed since birth by "education" to hate Indians and Hindus. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pakistani_textbooks_controversy Interestingly, here in India too we have had controversies with textbooks. Our current ruling
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Posted the wrong link. My mistake! The original has been posted and discussed at http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4132931
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Nvidia responds to Linus
(engadget.com)
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You would in India where I'm at!
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14y ago
That's no excuse, there needs to be a stiff penalty for such mistakes. If I ended up automatically DDoSing a site when all I meant to do was scrape, I'd still get arrested right?
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14y ago
Indian copyright law is the same. Copyrightable works are copyrighted by default.
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India's new IT Rules will allow *anybody* to take down *any* online content
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I find it funny how he skips an introduction to Go saying there are many such introductions already available but explains networks and the internet in great detail!
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When bad tech ideas don't fail
(computerworld.com)
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14y ago
Calligra Sheets allows scripting with python, ruby and js! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calligra_Sheets
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I'm quite relieved to hear it. Constantly referencing is what I do to get around my inability to remember things too!
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14y ago
Working on it!
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14y ago
True. To clarify, I was just simplifying by calling my memory poor. I just have an attention deficit. So technically, I'm never committing to memory in the first place!
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14y ago
Is memory really that important? I'm just starting out with programming right now and I have rather poor memory.
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What stops me from asking a friend to help me? Or worse still, if this is used as a campus recruitment tool, someone might mail working code to the entire college!
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Ask HN: Has anyone put thought into the degradation of online communities?
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Turkey and its people look really nice on TV shows/documentaries! It sucks that your government is the way it is; anybody who values their freedom and exercises their right to free speech against anybody/anything would be too scared to visi
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Is there such a thing as a Muslim dominated country that's secular?
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Haven't tried it. I'm using postgres on a project right now and was looking at this as an option if I need to replicate my DB based purely on a description of its features (that was dumb, I know). I guess I'll have to rethink that now. Than
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Bucardo - multimaster postgres replication under BSD license http://bucardo.org/wiki/Bucardo
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1. Many founders in India found a "startup" just because they have money to capitalise it and nothing better to do. They have 0 tech skills and 0 management ability. The few startups that are doing well here are those founded by technical g
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Employees are contractually obliged to pay the employer a certain sum of money if they quit before the contractually agreed period. Usually ranges from 1-3 years and the sum from 2,00,000 - 5,00,000 ($2000 - $9000) Although, one of my profe
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I had a bit of wrist pain too earlier. I stopped resting my entire hand on my wrist and it stopped hurting in a few days. I raise my hand up over the keyboard like a magician saying abracadabra or a DJ with a turntable. It's a bit weird at
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