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15y ago
More specifically, this is the number of live people in space. I'd be curious to know how many dead people are in space as well (the ones who had their body's launched upon passing).
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15y ago
You don't actually have to use it on every login. There's an option to remember a computer for 30 days. I have this option ticked in a single browser on my main laptop, and I input the verification key for everything else. Not a pain at all
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15y ago
Really interesting that it's not that the future looks too daunting, it's that past progress is so satisfying? Not what I would have thought intuitively.
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15y ago
We use a phone to measure the acceleration, which in general is either kept in the breast pocket or a pants pocket. In this case it's a pants pocket that is right above the knee. You're right, your body works as a spring, and it attempts to
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Physics of Snowboarding (G-forces during jumps)
(blog.alpinereplay.com)
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15y ago
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Even stock apps on Android are fragmented (UI)
(rnr.davidlokshin.com)
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15y ago
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16y ago
This is a quote from a HNews submission a couple of days ago: "'A lot of wealth holders were very sincerely concerned about others and were doing something about it.' His recent papers, many co-authored with John Havens, the associate direc
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16y ago
I wonder what this guy could have gotten had he taken all the money he spent on his high tech setup and just bought a bigger, nicer apartment.
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16y ago
Will Firefox 3.x auto update to 4?
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An Explanation of What Might be Going on With Japan's Reactors
(rnr.davidlokshin.com)
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16y ago
I'm the son of an immigrant, went to Harvard and have no idea what you're talking about concerning the Ivy League. Would you (or anyone who upvoted) care to explain?
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16y ago
I love looking at photographs but have never really found photography to be something that I wanted to pick up and learn. I think this just changed. that. It's one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen. And love the fact that stuff li
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16y ago
Actions always speak louder than words. Their turn around time on these promises will be the real reply.
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16y ago
What's the typical return rate on a consumer electronics product? Say a Garmin navigation system or something like that?
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16y ago
So totalitarian is not totalitarian if willingly imposed? I respectfully disagree.
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16y ago
Easily my favorite spy story from WWII. For those interested, fantastic book on Operation Mincemeat: http://www.amazon.com/Man-Who-Never-Was-Counter-Intelligence...
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16y ago
Ironically, beardguru.com will get 10x the amount of traffic from being on the HNews front page. Moral of the story, HNews more influential than ABC?
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16y ago
TC article keeps referring to revenue and net income as compared to a year ago which was a notoriously bad year for the travel industry. So these growth numbers don't really mean anything. Would be really interesting to see where Kayak stan
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16y ago
That's really the case in all of South-East Asia. I lived in Singapore for two years where you'd see a full crew on all major construction projects throughout the night. The only time that was really "off" was Sunday night, and even then th
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16y ago
I just read Paul's essay in Hackers and Painters on his spam filters using Bayesian probability of words in the message. Could something like that work on trolls? The body's corpus would be only replies marked with a certain flag?
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16y ago
Agreed. It seems extremely unlikely that a drug which alters your brain chemistry does not have any ill side effects. If it doesn't have chemically addictive properties, it most certainly has emotionally addictive qualities.
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16y ago
You should be able to do this with Raphael. ( http://g.raphaeljs.com )
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16y ago
Red Shift is an alternative for those working on Ubuntu. I couldn't get f.lux to work properly and Red Shift mimics the job without a hitch. http://jonls.dk/redshift/
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Cancer purely man made say scientists
(dailymail.co.uk)
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16y ago
Not to add to a bevy of positive reviews for Lenovo, but the quality of these laptops is just so far above the rest. And I found driver support for them to be excellent with Ubuntu. Pretty much everything worked out of the box. My T30 recen
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Anyone know if taking these short naps during the day affect one's ability to fall asleep at night?
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Jess being in for the long haul doesn't necessarily mean investors are in for the long haul. They can get bought out in subsequent rounds and there's always the option of an IPO. Intuit is itself a nearly 30 year company (1983) and I highly
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Where does music come from?
(theatlantic.com)
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Doubling Lithium-Ion Battery Storage
(technologyreview.com)
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U of Florida giving credits for playing Starcraft
(thebiglead.com)
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