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811.
by debt 12y ago
Whoa. I'm not saying people are actually doing it(not asking for raises for fear they'll be fired), I'm just describing, hypothetically, what a person's logic might be in that situation.
812.
by debt 12y ago
Maybe people are afraid. The new mantra is "you're lucky to even have job" with this economy. People are less inclined to push back because they don't want to potentially jeopardize their job. I agree that ideally people
813.
by debt 12y ago
I don't think a "backyard grillout" builds social cohesion quite like a war in Iraq does. Put another way, I'm pretty sure the activity is what matters most for building social cohesion. It's not just about pullin
814.
by debt 12y ago
I like the part at the end of the article where they ask is this Italian restaurant any good anyhow(their reviews on Yelp being unhelpful at this point, worthless). I couldn't help but think if only there was a place on the web to find
815.
by debt 12y ago
Kind of reminds me of something Richard Feynman said: "Then I had another thought: Physics disgusts me a little bit now, but I used to enjoy doing physics. Why did I enjoy it? I used to play with it. I used to do whatever I felt like d
816.
by debt 12y ago
I have the exact same feeling about Quake 2. I have a feeling many people feel this way about many different id games. I really felt part of the when playing Q2 in a dark room when I younger. The music and the general dark art direction suc
817.
by debt 12y ago
In one of the photos I could see a reflection in the Apple Watch of the camera man taking the photo. I can't help but think that that big honking camera will be replaced one day by the very thing he's taking the photo of.
818.
by debt 12y ago
I would think compromise of the token, while bad, is way less bad than compromise of the PAN. I would think it's much easier to regenerate the one-time token than to create a new PAN.
819.
by debt 12y ago
Determine the location within tall buildings more accurately but obviously not 100% accurate. This is one step closer to pinpointing the exact location of the phone within tall buildings.
820.
by debt 12y ago
"Moving is not that big a deal." I'm going to venture a guess that either you've never moved or if you have, you just threw nearly all your possessions out and started completely anew.
821.
by debt 12y ago
Facebook has a market cap of nearly 200 billion, some of the most talented engineers in the industry, a world-class AI lab , nearly unlimited perks and over a billion users. So unless this startup can start where FB is right now, no on
822.
by debt 12y ago
Word on the street(in SF) is that bozo investment firms like K9 are potentially ruining the whole the market by significantly skewing valuations; basically, they don't know what they're doing . These firms are like that scene in
823.
by debt 12y ago
This doc is great. Thanks for taking the time to write it out.
824.
by debt 12y ago
Date and feet: 08/01/2014 699.06' ...... 08/26/2014 680.53' Lake Oroville has fallen 19 feet since the 1st of August 2014 according the CA Department of Water Sources. http://cdec.water.ca.gov/c
825.
by debt 12y ago
Are you native Californian perchance? Everyone I meet from here seems to not mind the drought too much(although it seems very serious this time, boy cried wolf-type situation).
826.
by debt 12y ago
One reservoir or not, meant to be tapped or not, Lake Oroville is at it's lowest point ever . Also that dam isn't generating as much power which is causing brownouts; the drought is causing brownouts : "The dam at Lake Orov
827.
by debt 12y ago
Why is it false then?
828.
by debt 12y ago
The implications of faster than light communication should not be understated. Using quantum entanglement, you could "send"(whatever that means) a text to someone near Alpha Centari faster than sending a text to someone in Zimba
829.
by debt 12y ago
I believe this was posted to HN recently: http://phys.org/news/2013-10-quantum-trajectory-superconduct... Or something similar to it. There are few techniques to observe quantum state.
830.
by debt 12y ago
It's completely dead down the I-5. At first, because I'm not from here, I thought it was pretty normal. But as time when on it's pretty obviously not the case. Off I-99 we had to take some farm roads and we can just see water
831.
by debt 12y ago
I'm not from here but the nonchalance most native Californians have about the drought is quite alarming. "We're always in a drought" they say. Anyone who's read just a little bit of California history will find that
832.
by debt 12y ago
Nations have different laws. We call it defense they call it murder.
833.
by debt 12y ago
People seem to forget that most of our tax dollars goes towards defense. Governments(particularly ours(USA)) are exceedingly good at defense and murder. I understand we're "taking care of the bad guys", but we're still m
834.
by debt 12y ago
I still use NextDoor, but they somehow(even though EveryBlock is much older) don't have nearly as much data as EveryBlock seemed to have access too. Or maybe EveryBlock had a much better design that seemed to communicate the data they
835.
by debt 12y ago
Sorry but NextDoor sucks in terms of being an Anti-Facebook. EveryBlock was killing it so hard and NextDoor just kind of filled the void once EveryBlock was acquired by MSNBC. I know EveryBlock is coming back though which is awesome. Any An
836.
by debt 12y ago
You can easily succeed. It's about focus and determination. An introvert must shake off the constant demands to conform by society while staying focused on what matters. Introverts must be determined to overcome their introversion thro
837.
by debt 12y ago
"It goes on to argue that nuclear deterrence is not effective and that nuclear weapons should be eliminated for a host of political, military, humanitarian, and environmental reasons." Not having read the actual(and now classified
838.
by debt 12y ago
Many people here in SF have been saying this is the direction we've been heading for quite a bit(if it hasn't happened already): SF becomes Manhattan, the surround Bay Area become the boroughs.
839.
by debt 12y ago
I know it seems crazy but they might have a storage technique that is unknown to the public.
840.
by debt 12y ago
Theres a link very near this one on the homepage of HN by the Eames which talks about how dissimilar the brain actually is from a computer. Given the complexity of the brain, I believe any parallels you may find between brain and computer a

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