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by csdrane 11y ago
Forgetting the predictions for a moment (I think it is unfortunate and belies the book's real value that this is what everyone is focusing on), Stand on Zanzibar is great SF novel and is still worth reading IMO.
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PyCon 2015 Talks: Best of(punkrockpolly.wordpress.com)
2 points by csdrane 11y ago|0 comments
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by csdrane 11y ago
That first contact with the ground... jesus. It was difficult for me to believe that the chick they showed at the end was the same one that took the plunge. That camera shot wouldn't have been nearly as remarkable if the chick had died
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Foundation Maps(map.foundationcenter.org)
1 points by csdrane 12y ago|0 comments
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Why do so many middle-aged men feel so lost?(telegraph.co.uk)
6 points by csdrane 12y ago|0 comments
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by csdrane 12y ago
Cool article. Enjoyed this part: > CrimeEye Cameras I've only seen these cameras in lower Manhattan, and pretty much only around federal buildings. They appear to belong to the Department of Homeland Security, and are manufactured
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by csdrane 12y ago
But can he help us when we burn eggs to the bottom of the pan?
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by csdrane 12y ago
Would you really want all the information the NSA collects to be shared freely between agencies?
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by csdrane 12y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_F._Burns#Federal_Reserve...
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Unlocking the Funhouse (Mirror)(harihareswara.net)
1 points by csdrane 12y ago|0 comments
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by csdrane 12y ago
That makes sense. Thanks.
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by csdrane 12y ago
Serious question: is there any reason to think that mice would be a good proxy for human health results re: meat consumption?
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by csdrane 12y ago
Part of me does wonder whether we're headed in that direction. See: Rainbow's End, by Vernor Vinge. What is the equilibrium in a world where state funded actors can anonymously attack major companies / infrastructure componen
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by csdrane 12y ago
Sad story. I wonder whether he might have benefitted from a mindfulness based therapy. Unfortunately, some depressions are more difficult to treat than others. Very qualified doctors that I know would disagree with the notion that "it’
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Ask HN: Paired programming interview, what should I know?
2 points by csdrane 12y ago|2 comments
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by csdrane 12y ago
Not knowing much about doxbin, I don't understand why it would have been seized. It doesn't seem anywhere near in the same league as the various drug markets that were seized.
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by csdrane 12y ago
I'd think there would be some sort of selection bias here. Perhaps that's part of the reason.
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by csdrane 12y ago
Clojure repl + Overtone?
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by csdrane 12y ago
Not sure how the process works, but what about getting their domain added to Spamhaus's lists? [1] [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Spamhaus_Project
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by csdrane 12y ago
Pretty shocking but I imagine this is just the tip of the iceberg.
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by csdrane 12y ago
I would have guessed that the reason for prohibiting payment for blood would be the same as the reason prohibiting payment for organ donations. Interesting that in this case it is blamed on trying to minimize donations from people with HIV.
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by csdrane 12y ago
What's the advantage of Helm to Ido?
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How hard could JavaScript indentation be? Surprise!(steve-yegge.blogspot.com)
3 points by csdrane 12y ago|0 comments
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by csdrane 12y ago
Also relevant is this Reddit thread, although take it with a grain of salt for now: User involved with Dallas emergency broke that there was a 2nd healthcare worker infected yesterday. He also has a source that 5-6 more nurses and a doctor
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by csdrane 12y ago
Can we assume that their reactor isn't energy positive? Because if it were, I would imagine that they would be announcing so--rather than this nebulous "breakthrough."
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by csdrane 12y ago
How'd you derive that formula?
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by csdrane 12y ago
Agreed. I think blanket statements like "medical science has established that it is an almost completely useless organ [1]" need to caveat this with "medical science as it currently stands today". [1] https://
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History of Wikis(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by csdrane 12y ago|0 comments
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by csdrane 12y ago
I wondered whether this paid homage to other notable leakers before him.
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by csdrane 12y ago
If Thomas Eric Duncan hadn't lied to get on the plane, he would have died too.

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