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Building a Compiler in Smalltalk (2022)
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4y ago
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4y ago
Can you elaborate on how/where you got your deeper math skills?
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da01
4y ago
What are some things you've seen at the unicorn/VC startups? (I would never qualify to work there, so I'm curious how bad it really gets.)
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17y ago
The gov't had to fund the early beginnings of the Internet because it took so much out of the economy to fund Moon/Space/Spy satellite programs against an enemy that could barely produce a decent TV set. They even took a small army of scien
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17y ago
I agree. Krugman/NYTimes articles do not get a warning like the link above. The link above shows what happens when a series of tech innovations allows a group of people to interact with little to no Gov't intervention. That is a lot more in
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Treatment of depression: time to consider folic acid and vitamin B12.
(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
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17y ago
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17y ago
If anyone tries to correct you on the pronunciation maybe you can tell them: "Post-erous, posterous, smackerous... They're too busy putting in new features to care about stuff like that. They care about results, not pronunciations. That's t
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17y ago
I meant to say, "Some blogger was able to spot the bigger story a full day before Bloomberg."
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17y ago
This site broke the story a day earlier than Bloomberg. http://seekingalpha.com/article/143462-strange-inconsistenci... "The larger story at hand is, who are the players (nations) involved, and what was the intention of this likely counte
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17y ago
Did the study mention whether or not it mattered if it was a government school or a private school?
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17y ago
I thought some of them seemed very useful. I liked the invention to lift manhole covers ( http://images.businessweek.com/ss/08/06/0627_fresh_entrepren... ) and the BidMyCleaning.com idea ( http://images.businessweek.com/ss/08/06/0627_fresh
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Ask HN: Outsourcing U.S. personal tax filings?
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17y ago
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17y ago
I suggest also asking someone like http://www.KarenDeCoster.com/ Never met her, but she is computer + gun savvy. She might be willing to try out your website. She is a writer, gun enthusiast, savvy shopper, etc. Here is one of her gun ar
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17y ago
Ruby + Heroku + Git + Sinatra + Markaby That combo makes it crazy easy to maintain a bunch of web apps and explore/publish different ideas. Long-term, I want to drop Ruby and go to Factor ( http://factorcode.org/ ). You can do some amazing
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18y ago
This study might be promising: http://www.landmarkstudy.com/ "Usage patterns, health, and nutritional status of long-term multiple dietary supplement users: a cross-sectional study" It was conducted by researchers from the University of C
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18y ago
There was a study that was published in Oct. 2007 by researchers from the University of California (Berkeley). They did not find any negative effects from heavy vitamin and supplement users. In fact, all the tests they ran showed they were
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18y ago
I'm not suggesting he does this, but why doesn't he use eBay? Is it because of the PDF files? or because it's very local service?
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18y ago
Sorry. I did not know. Nevermind then.
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Are We Running Out of Food?
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18y ago
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Ushering in Genomic Medicine: Will nature trump man-made molecules?
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18y ago
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"Go Left, he said" (preventing carpal tunnel syndrome)
(lewrockwell.com)
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18y ago
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