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by clistctrl 15y ago
do it here: http://longbets.org/
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by clistctrl 15y ago
The US government guarantees my bank account up to (i think 200k) There is no Internet Government that guarantees my bit coins.
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by clistctrl 15y ago
There's a reason for the website Explain XKCD.
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by clistctrl 15y ago
I'm curious, what are some of the complexities involved in a timekeeping system?
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by clistctrl 15y ago
Not that his advice is bad, but these statistics are a bit biased. Trains make for some pretty unusually difficult channel conditions.
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by clistctrl 15y ago
The purpose of the clock is going to get lost, and eventually there's going to be holo-documentaries on how the 20th century "Americans" predicted the end of the world.
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FTC to Serve Google with Subpoenas in Broad Antitrust Probe(blogs.wsj.com)
2 points by clistctrl 15y ago|0 comments
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by clistctrl 15y ago
This site is actually pretty cool. 5 different versions of the chicken dance. I appreciate that.
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by clistctrl 15y ago
If the reason you're working there is to learn about the coffee business... then yes. If you want to know about the margins, and business side I assume you would inquire about those things from your Manager. If you're curious about sourci
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by clistctrl 15y ago
I didn't really find the article that interesting, however looking at this http://xamarin.com/ company I'm extremely intrigued by the product.
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by clistctrl 15y ago
Amazing.
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by clistctrl 15y ago
I've only been here for almost 2 years (well close enough to 2) however I would say the average HN thread is still more insightful than the average Reddit thread (including filtered sub-Reddits)
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When Developers Meet Clients: Tips to Feel Confident Beyond your Code(blog.velir.com)
2 points by clistctrl 15y ago|0 comments
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by clistctrl 15y ago
Yesterday morning I would've called this guy a cranky old man... but doing some coding last night made me want to kill something. Coming from an Active Record background I tried using Linq to SQL. My application has a WPF front end and a
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by clistctrl 15y ago
Of course then there is the saying "No good deed goes unpunished."
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by clistctrl 15y ago
Legal pressure on the author.
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by clistctrl 15y ago
The post linked to in this thread has been literally the most interesting thing I've read, in quite a while. Thanks for linking me to more :D
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by clistctrl 15y ago
Whats the worst that will happen? They're already sending him home.
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by clistctrl 15y ago
Is there a particular reason people are focused on revenging Sony?
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by clistctrl 15y ago
In my opinion yelp has no (exclusive) right to the user contributed data contained in its site. Google should not have to provide attribution to "yelp" if they scrape my yelp review, it should provide attribution to me.
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by clistctrl 15y ago
subscribe to truereddit depthhub etc unsubscribe from everything you hate about reddit
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by clistctrl 15y ago
I wish someone would do a fast food chain that dishes out the croque monsieur. It was my favorite part of france :D
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by clistctrl 15y ago
The future economy may not (I'm guessing will not) be bitcoin. It will probably have a few very different ideas built into the core of it. But the foundation is being laid right now as we discuss the problems of bitcoin.
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by clistctrl 15y ago
Now if only they can figure out how to do it without surgery.
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by clistctrl 15y ago
I have very no experience with clojure, but this posts reads like an infomercial about it. Do you know if it is possible to develop for android using it (since it compiles on the JVM)? I ask from the perspective of someone programming in C
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by clistctrl 15y ago
I wish Amazon would do this as well. I want 1 click flights, and something that almost all these booking sites lack... awesome customer service. These are 2 things Amazon can do well.
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by clistctrl 15y ago
Why don't they publish the data in a quick and dirty no frills way, and let hackers like myself pretty it up? Data.gov has a lot of value, and I'd love to contribute some of my free time working with it.
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by clistctrl 15y ago
Most people I have cold emailed have not replied from inMail. I find people are more likely to respond when you email their work email directly. It feels more personal. You can usually figure it out using the name, than researching the c
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by clistctrl 15y ago
I think as long as we still view it as a machine, the issue with never be taken seriously.
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by clistctrl 15y ago
I wish they had prices, and was less specific. Sometimes it will be Friday, and I'm like "Man i don't care where I go, but I want to go on a weekend vacation."

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