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by desdiv 10y ago
paulmd said it on HN 21 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12456063
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by desdiv 10y ago
The Pew Research Center surveyed 3,217 randomly selected U.S. adults[0] and asked them to rate how positively they viewed each belief group. Here's the ranking from most positive to least positive: 1. Jews 2. Catholics 3. Evangelical C
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by desdiv 10y ago
It's on front page now as of 2016-09-27 17:30 PDT.
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by desdiv 10y ago
Which graph are you talking about? I'm on Firefox 49.0 and all the examples on omrelli.ug/g9/gallery work as expected for me.
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by desdiv 10y ago
To be fair Alexander did have Aristotle as his mentor.
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by desdiv 10y ago
I think you missed the entire Work Experience section at the bottom.
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That's the tricky part though, it would be the provincial government that's cutting all services and leaving them to the wolves. The federal government has nothing to do with this and thus will still expect the federal taxes t
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by desdiv 10y ago
The bottom of the page says: Methodology: This GOBankingRates.com survey posed the question, “How much money do you have saved in your savings account?” to 7,052 people among all 50 states and Washington, DC. Responses were collected throu
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by desdiv 10y ago
The "web" link isn't working me (on my setup at this particular moment). It just returns HN pages and old stories. If you experience the same problem, google: Why I’m Investing $500 Million in Migrants I will invest in start
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by desdiv 10y ago
Smaller market leads to less competition, I assume. Notice how 3.4% + S$0.50 is exactly the same rate that Braintree Singapore is charging[0]. [0] https://www.braintreepayments.com/en-sg
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by desdiv 10y ago
He's probably referring to this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bush_White_House_email_controv...
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by desdiv 10y ago
Yeah, he made an embarrassing mistake. I googled "rust binary heap" and the second link[0] is a priority queue example using the std binary heap. [0] https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/collections/binary_hea
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by desdiv 10y ago
>Because America has always been a bit weird about sex, this reaction about sexualizing children is very new. Before the 80s or 90s nobody thought of child nudity as sexual. Confusingly enough, child beauty pageants originates from the U
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by desdiv 10y ago
The regular LinkedList in Java is implemented as a doubly linked list, which is cyclic.
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by desdiv 10y ago
That's a pretty common myth spread by articles like this one[0]. Wikipedia's article on Cysteine debunks it[1]: The majority of L-cysteine is obtained industrially by hydrolysis of animal materials, such as poultry feathers or ho
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Immigration Source Shifts to Asia from Mexico(wsj.com)
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by desdiv 10y ago
You would only need to do set(WORDS) once at the beginning of the program, so its amortized cost is low.
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by desdiv 10y ago
I think it's a case of self-selection bias at work here. People who avoid proprietary formats are more likely to simply avoid iPhone/Apple threads altogether, so you simply won't hear them chiming in as much.
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Commercial invoices have late payment penalty clauses in them. The effective interest rate in these clauses are much higher than commercial interest rates since they are meant to be punitive in nature.
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>Grabr largely skirts this conundrum by having the courier do the purchasing and packing. On the US customs declaration 6059B form[0], question 14 is: I have commercial merchandise: (articles for sale, samples used for soliciting orders
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by desdiv 10y ago
>To fill them, anyone purchasing these vessels will likely take advantage of the lower purchase price and offer even lower freight rates. I don't expect the supply and demand to change quickly. The supply of shipping hasn't cha
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by desdiv 10y ago
Yes, it could prove helpful to the GPL community, but it might prove harmful to the kernel community. For all intents and purposes, the Linux kernel is permanently stuck in GPLv2. If a disastrous court case somehow weakens GPLv2 and a new a
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by desdiv 10y ago
Good for them. Sounds like they had to setup a trust: >“Therefore, in what we believe is an unprecedented move, Target Corp. is voluntarily seeking to establish a trust that we will fund with C$70 million. Those funds are designed to pro
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I've dealt with late payroll before and the fear, uncertainty, and stress really sucked. I was even considering offering the company a 50% haircut on the wages that I rightfully earned already just so the stress would go away. Is the
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by desdiv 10y ago
The Google search link fails around 20% of the time for me, without any browser/plugin/config changes on my side. So it could be just that WSJ is randomizing things.
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What's wrong with the current logo? It looks great!
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by desdiv 10y ago
You're probably thinking of jsobject¹: from jsobject import Object foo = Object() foo.x = 1 foo.a = {} # foo.a.b will fail without this line foo.a.b = 2 print(foo) # prints: {'a': {'b': 2
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by desdiv 10y ago
That makes B.self a field too, which you probably don't want.
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There's a FOSS replacement for Google Play Services¹, and even Moxie himself² suggests using Signal with it if you not comfortable with Google Play. ¹ https://github.com/microg/android_packages_apps_GmsCore/wi
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I couldn't find that options under the Privacy menu. Turns out they made it slightly more complicated now: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/enable-and-disable-cook...

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