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17y ago
Are there easily accessible motors that could drive a train that small?
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17y ago
I'm with you Ryan, it is a success story for Techcrunch. I'm not a TC fan, but still not gonna let emotions get in the way of the facts.
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17y ago
We already have some pain-free meat in the form of invertebrates: shrimp, crab, mussels, etc. Also, I'm not sure how I feel about devolving the pain reaction out of animals that have it.
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17y ago
I'm sure it's a thrill to crush an enemy, but I think I'd rather take a few million and have some women console my "loss." Lamenting women just doesn't do it for me.
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17y ago
$170 million is why. There was a good amount invested over a few rounds, but what's left is probably enough FU money for Aaron and team.
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17y ago
Isn't a fax more admissible in court? Posting pics (or getting tagged) on FB just became that more dangerous.
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17y ago
Brilliant! Thanks for a brief walk, with your fortune, through the tumults of history.
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17y ago
hehe, and probably with his camera phone.
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17y ago
That's awesome. And congrats on taking the leap!
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17y ago
Mountain View, CA I was wondering why most responses were Europe. Then I realized it's 2:30 in the morning. :-/ Goodnight Hacker News! Hack away until I rise again.
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17y ago
I imagine I would do better with more fish and seaweed. However, a recent talk at TED, http://www.ted.com/talks/nina_jablonski_breaks_the_illusion_... , implies that we are getting enough sun even at higher latitudes. Humans at higher lati
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17y ago
There's New Zealand if you want more diversity.
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17y ago
I think there may be a few others, but I think the essence of a hacker is based in creativity. The more creative, the better you are at figuring out that problem.
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17y ago
Isn't this the British English version of code? I think I've seen it elsewhere in British press.
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17y ago
How about an Irish Corp? They have a low tax rate. 12.5% and tax treaties with a bunch of countries. This should allow you to get dividends or capital gains at a more favorable rate. Tons of high tech companies have set up their European op
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17y ago
Can't beat the Aeropress for the price. Saving tons of money by stopping my daily Peet's runs.
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17y ago
yeah, it's kind of scary. Fundamentalism (of any kind) and technology are a harsh mixture.
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17y ago
Like the SFO and Oak quick ticketing. However, there's an added issue with buying a ticket to Oak - you need to pay an extra $3 to get an AirBart Ticket to the actual airport. It would be nice to account for this.
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17y ago
Just ordered a leap. I went into a showroom with a ergonomic pro and got the 30 min lesson on all it's features. With the right adjustments you should be able to code all day without issue.
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18y ago
FYI: The source chart is on page 6 at http://books.google.com/books?id=vKxxtjJz--wC&dq=the+ris...
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18y ago
hovering over the link to see the status bar url is probably easier
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18y ago
While you are looking for more permanent housing, try http://www.couchsurfing.com/ . People offer up spare sleeping space for free. Should let you see where in the bay area you want to stay.
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18y ago
What if we rethought the design of the "rover" to make it smaller and the whole launch mass less? I don't think there's a requirement for a four or even three wheel rover. Instead, we could use a clear double inflatable ball with an instrum
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18y ago
Oops, he's bad at math, I'm bad at skimming.
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18y ago
I think he's off here. Rather than 10 users being worth one whopper. I think it should be 10 connections are equal to one whopper. This would make FB worth a lot more than Kottke's $1.8 billion.
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18y ago
We use unfuddle, http://www.unfuddle.com . Kind of like Basecamp, but a bit more dev focused. Integrates well with Subversion.
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18y ago
The Western provinces have lower tax burdens than many states in the US. I compared a few income and family situations with my California income, and there's a 5-10% savings in taxes. Add in the free healthcare and the option to get a 15% r
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18y ago
I'm not sure how much value certificates have. I just see them as another revenue stream for Zend Corp. I think a quality portfolio (commercial, side-projects, open source) has much more value.
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18y ago
This reminds me of SCIgen: http://pdos.csail.mit.edu/scigen/ These guys entered their auto-generated research paper to a conference and actually got invited to present it at a seminar.
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18y ago
It's just as memorable as google was on it's first day. A little branding and constantly improving results could make it a player. But, only time will tell. I'm cheering for them.
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