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I regularly donate specifically for STEM minorities to go to college in STEM majors.
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I regularly donate to the next generation of scientists, engineers or mathematicians, regardless of background.
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genivf.io
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Wow! That sounds awesome. I really want this. Should have downloaded color :-/
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This I wonder about: do feminine and masculine (and nueter) pronouns indicate gender when used for non-people beings, or must they match the word of those things? Ich hab' eine Hase, die wir Hans nennen. The pronoun is feminine to
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youtube and docs/drive down, too.
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First part of the post is a song about wanting a big booty ho. :-/
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if you have successful kickstarts in the past, you become more reliable for the future. one could make a couple smaller projects to prove oneself, slowly getting bigger and earning more support than would otherwise be possible. that said, i
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the point isn't the criticism coming back. the point is the critical thinking the programmer is doing. the problem is focussing on finding flaws and holes. in social conversations and in life, it is a virtue to let things pass, to support t
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College Knowledge Challenge -- Facebook app contest
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"I had nightmares for a long time, for years, and of course the grief about my mother's death and that of the other people came back again and again. The thought Why was I the only survivor? haunts me. It always will." A quote from her in 2
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hold down ctrl
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Letting Hackers Compete, Facebook Eyes New Talent
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Python Twisted Hackday (Feb 1st, Rackspace)
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i really like that the site is in german. great study tool. instant mouse over flash cards.
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i thought the sockets were speakers. making the noise he was dancing to. nuts.
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Ironically, the situation is very similar to math. It's relatively easy to read music theory notation, so that the Gibberish and Goobeltygookus make sense, similar to learning mathematical notation. (I personally believe this is easier than
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node.js, google closure library
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add keyboard shortcut options, eg vim and emacs, and people might use it for real :-)
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is there an app like this that is more general split screen share? or split terminal share? i don't like how screen shares (skype, webex) are one-way, and require passing a baton back and forth. when you sit next to someone, you can each lo
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wie Hexe! love it.
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the nice thing about contributions to open source is that it fits into a larger picture: communication, tests, users.
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"Japanese women, who typically work 40 hours a week in the office, then do, on average, another 30 hours of housework. Their husbands, on average, do three hours." "Marriage socialises men: it is associated with lower levels of testosterone
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10,000 hours.
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lots of people just have fun playing with craigslist. this really could just be that. a friend of mine used to write beautiful 'perfect girl' ads (written from the perspective of his version of the perfect girl), just to see what kinds of r
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it's interesting how the couch surfing and airbnb cultures have diverged. i love the community aspect of couch surfing---the fact that it's about spending time with cool people in new places, rather than finding "a cheap hotel", is huge to
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lots of people here are saying they scored lower than what they expected, and that maybe other people cheated. that could be it, but it could also be that hacker news folks tend to be overconfident. this would match the stereotype of this g
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anyone know of something like this for other languages, eg german?
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sometimes when watching hulu or youtube i see ads that i find offensive. it's not the same situation, but i do wonder where to draw the lines mentioned in the discussions here.
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Solving the "not going to bed so late" problem(cause) helps tremendously, not just with waking up (that's not really the problem), but with being energized and not god awful tired during the day (that's the problem(symptom)).
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