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Mars Rover Begins Driving at Bradbury Landing(nasa.gov)
1 points by doc4t 14y ago|0 comments
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I can hear music for the first time ever, what should I listen to?(reddit.com)
3 points by doc4t 14y ago|0 comments
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Is ‘cloud security’ an oxymoron?(extremetech.com)
6 points by doc4t 14y ago|0 comments
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Adding a '3D print' button to animation software(phys.org)
2 points by doc4t 14y ago|0 comments
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Dutch man tells about his 1 year in a North Korean Prison(nknews.org)
8 points by doc4t 14y ago|1 comments
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by doc4t 14y ago
An often used approach is to think of and feel your entire body. You start with the pinky toe on one foot. You just focus everything on the toe and try to "feel it". When you believe you can eel it you move on to the next toe, eventually to
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by doc4t 14y ago
I can tell you how I experienced it. I did Astanga yoga (also refered to as power yoga) for many years. Such a class would consist of some 10 - 20 students and 1 - 2 instructors. In this form of yoga at no time do you close you eyes (expect
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by doc4t 14y ago
What an arrogant comment. Can you tell us what it is you dislike so much about outlook and why, instead of inferring that the user base is unenlightened?
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by doc4t 14y ago
He is not talking about a bridge but a space elevator. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_elevator for more info - quite fascinating idea.
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by doc4t 14y ago
> You seem to imply that actual mathematical content is rather less important No. The point was that it is much more than what you call the content.
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by doc4t 14y ago
What a marvelous stupid idea. Math and Applied Math is more than numbers and math for the sake of math. It is a way to bring your level of abstract thinking higher - much the same way learning languages does. Math is so much more than algeb
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by doc4t 14y ago
Clever. Not knowing the details of how computers beat CAPTCHAa can you explain why it would be difficult to create a program to trace the path?
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by doc4t 14y ago
I generally use Friday for all business related task. No programming allowed unless it's a critical bug. I'd actually come to enjoy spending most of the day doing my finances, answering emails, cleaning out the inbox etc. All in a relaxed m
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Why Google makes the perfect ISP(extremetech.com)
82 points by doc4t 14y ago|57 comments
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Firefox OS doesn’t stand a chance(extremetech.com)
18 points by doc4t 14y ago|27 comments
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Successful People Who Failed At First(businessinsider.com)
1 points by doc4t 14y ago|0 comments
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by doc4t 14y ago
The easiest position to take when disagreeing with someone is to stick a label on the opposition as if this justifies that you should not take their argument seriously. I for one think he has a point and if you don't please come up with som
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by doc4t 14y ago
Thanks. Having a look
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by doc4t 14y ago
Every question I ever asked on the SE network have been closed by over zealous mods that doesn't want debatable questions...which makes it kind of useless for generic discussion. But I'll give it a try once more.
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by doc4t 14y ago
Incidentally I just asked a related question yesterday: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4256265 I am currently trying to figure out a more clever way to deploy my code. I would love if you would share some thoughts on some general str
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by doc4t 14y ago
1. Like modules which are temp. disabled for instance. You could argue of course that these modules should then not exist in the production branch. Also reference images, project notes etc. 2. I could do that but I'm trying to learn how to
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by doc4t 14y ago
Ok then - a not so simple web project. 1) I can't just pull from git. The repo contains files which should not be on the production server 2) I'm using postgres - not mysql. How do you incrementally change schemas? How do you roll back in c
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Ask HN: How do you deploy a simple web project?
10 points by doc4t 14y ago|13 comments
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Laser-powered bionic eye gives vision to the blind(extremetech.com)
135 points by doc4t 14y ago|33 comments
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Fifty Years after Telstar: Why the first commercial satellite was so important(extremetech.com)
2 points by doc4t 14y ago|0 comments
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Is Europe The Next Big Startup Scene?(lorimagazine.com)
1 points by doc4t 14y ago|0 comments
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by doc4t 14y ago
While it is true that most younger Germans speak fairly good English I can not recommend enough to learn the language. Once you venture outside work and start to socialize you will eventually want to speak German as it is much more fun to b
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by doc4t 14y ago
I recently moved to Berlin from Denmark and it is fairly simple. Most of my problems are due do the risk of double taxation caused by EU stupidity. You can found any type of company in Germany without having citizenship. But you will most d
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by doc4t 14y ago
I'm amused that it seems that at any period of time the men who lived it believed it was the most innovative or golden. Is there a term for this perception?
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by doc4t 14y ago
1. Airline ticket prices can change several times within the same hour. 2. Once you have done a booking search many companies store this information in a cookie (or otherwise) to prevent you from seeing cheaper prices on subsequent searches

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