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Maybe China can invest a lot more into the technology of today because it doesn’t have old, ailing infrastructure and debt to worry about. The US’s infrastructure was the envy of the world too when everything was new. I’m curious how China’
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The Confusing Comma in JavaScript
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8y ago
Thanks for the info. Maybe this will let me reclaim something from the negative conditioning!
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An elementary school I attended from first to fourth grade would play Beethovan's Moonlight Sonata in the lunchroom as the song that signaled "quiet time," when we'd have to eat our food without talking. Occasionally we
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bogidon
8y ago
It’s not surprising librarians use SQL. Library science is all about organizing (informational) data!
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Kalundborg Eco-industrial Park
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William Walker: Ultimate Yankee Imperialist
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Build a Working Game of Tetris in Conway's Game of Life
(codegolf.stackexchange.com)
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Vladimir Lukyanov's hydraulic computer
(pruned.blogspot.com)
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8y ago
The convention told SF travel "that they loved the city, but post-convention surveys revealed their members were afraid to walk the streets amid the open drug use, threatening behavior and mental illness that are common on the streets
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Pitch HN: What do you think about my idea to combat the bad chargers “epidemic”?
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9y ago
So we have here, again, a subtle way in which Darwin’s BASH shell differs from Linux’s and lurks, waiting, to screw you up and waste your time. It’s a pity that the Mac has taken off for developers (myself included) because it’s clear Darw
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Named pipes, process substitution and tee
(kaushikghose.wordpress.com)
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Apple Pay Cash Not Included in iOS 11.2
(google.com)
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“Download rebar3, put it in your PATH and give it executable permissions.”
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Babson and Olin College Plan Maker Space [pdf]
(olin.edu)
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Microsoft Click-to-Run
(technet.microsoft.com)
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9y ago
Automation is a piece of efficient transportation. However, I think driverless cars are not a solution by themselves. They bring efficiency gains in the form of reducing jams because they can drive closer, communicate with city infrastruc
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I see. I was wrong to make assumptions about what the limitations are. Thanks for the link. I wonder how closely doctors follow bayesian inference (and how many know about it). It seems pretty intuitive, so maybe it's already largely a
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9y ago
To be clear, I'm not at all saying that false negatives are acceptable. I'm sorry that your migraines went undiagnosed for so long and am happy to hear that you were eventually helped. I just wanted to point out that it is a compl
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9y ago
The commenter to which I replied seemed to be extrapolating the idea past Chronic Fatigue Syndrome to all cases where patients are not successfully diagnosed for reported pain. Thus my argument was not specific to CFS. I agree that it seems
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> Rarely it is psychological "Medically unexplained physical symptoms (MUPS) are physical symptoms for which no relevant organic pathology can be found. MUPS are very common, comprising up to half of all consultations in primary car
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Got it. It's a shame that Google has been moving Android in a more proprietary direction. Are there any notable Android forks that are more progressive about supporting new languages? If so, is their market share consequential?
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Probably a silly question, but since Android is OSS, what specifically prevents parties other than Google from adding "first class" language support? Does Google not accept (major) external contributions to the build toolchains? I
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10y ago
Ugh, that's ridiculous. There should be some form of accountability system for hackathons. Maybe like charitynavigator.org.
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10y ago
Pretty remarkable how bad the writing is in this article.
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Show HN: Find and purchase apparel with Teespring's iOS app
(itunes.apple.com)
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Helvetica vs. Arial WebApp
(tumult.com)
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The ad network of creative, web and design culture
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11y ago
But the app only needs to work on Mobile Safari (let's say 8 or higher?). Not rocket science to make it vanilla.
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